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I fl 1 1 Bl? i October 22, 1948 Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona. Paffe 2. Marilyn Cooper, Sabu Married Treasury Chief Visits Here; Sees Truman Win Violins Sing Sad Valediction For Romany Fiddlers9 King Meetings Today Flying Cross, the air medal with four clusters, and a Presidential citation. HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 21 (AP) Sabu, "Elephant Boy" of the movies, was married Thursday to Marilyn Cooper, actress, who plays a role in his latest picture.

BRADDOCK, Oct. 21 (AP) Gypsy violins sang a sad farewell Royal Assembly, Order of Rainbow, will conduct a business meet- Thursday to Andrew Margitza, a I ing at 7 p. m. in Masonic Temple. U.S.

Chamber Told Arizona Water Stand (Continued From Page One) Ject Association, told the national chamber officials, 'The national chamber did not know it was passing a loaded resolution it sounds harmless enough but actually it puts the national chamber in the position of supporting California's tyi i rt Vi pAlnraA ri'Cr n' tor Belgian Senate Rejects Leopold BRUSSELS, Oct. 21 (AP) The Belgian senate Wednesday rejected a bill proposing that all Belgians be consulted as to whether King Leopold II be recalled to the throne. The vote was 83-83. By Belgian law, a tie always is considered a vote against a bill. Leopold is in Switzerland.

He has been barred from his throne since the war because of disfavor over his abrupt surrender to Ger officials across the country. He said a work simplification program has resulted in the saving of 600,000 man-hours in the U. S. Department of Internal Revenue for last year. He was amazed at the amount of construction progressing in Phoenix and at the amount of mail traffic handled here by the post office department.

His prediction on the coming election? "It will be Truman on top without a doubt," he said, The secretary also foresees a good possibility of continued prosperity in the United States if we don't allow inflation to get out of hand. John W. Snyder, secretary of the treasury, was in Phoenix Thursday for a conference with local treasury department officials. Snyder arrived unannounced shortly after midnight from El Paso, and left for Los Angeles, about noon. While in Phoenix he praised the record made by the treasury intelligence unit, headed by Virgil Crabtree, and said the $2,700,000 in income tax fraud cases collected last year was greater than from similar cases in other western districts.

The secretary is conducting conferences with department Michael's Roman Catholic Church, thence to the cemetery. There, atop a windy hill, Mar-gitza's casket was re-opened. His sons moved forward with their violins. Tears streamed down their faces as they raised their bows. "I am" going away forever.

I am going to leave you," the violins wailed. "He was a good gypsy." said another son, William, in final farewell. "The gypsy traditions the music and the gaiety will be carried on for years and years. We promise you that, father." The casket was closed. The sobbing subsided and the gentle notes of violins were picked up by the sighing winds and carried away.

The announcement was made by Shaik Dastagir, brother of Sabu. Goldwyn studios, which employs the Indian actor, said he and Miss Cooper took out a wedding license Wednesday in Pomona. A studio spokesman said Miss Cooper, 2 21-year-old Los Angeles girl, plays a part in Sabu's unreleased Sftng of India. He said the two first met on the set of the picture. It is the first marriage for both.

Sabu, 24 years old, served as a U.S. Army aerial gunner in the South Pacific during the recent king of the gypsy fiddlers. It was fulfillment of his dying wishes. On his deathbed, Margitza asked that "the old musicians, the young and the very young" play for him as his sasket was lowered into the ground. The unwritten music sobbing from the violins was: "I am going to leave you forever." That haunting melody was passed down through generations of gypsies.

The old violin maestra bequeathed it to his sons while his fingers still were agile to the bow. Negro Is Graduated From Naval School JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 21 (AP) Jesse LeRoy Brown of Hat-tiesburg. Thursday became the first Negro to be graduated under the naval aviation cadet program. He became a midshipman when he received his wings in graduation exercises.

After a year's duty with the fleet he will become an ensign. dispute." Allen and Hammond, who ap many and his decision to remain in war. He received the Distinguished Belgium during the occupation. peared sympathetic with Arizona's position, urged the score of Arizona agricultural men and stockmen to make a greater effort to present Arizona's side of the controversy. Hammond said the resolution was passed "because Ari The 60-year-old Margitza died Sunday.

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Should we pass the word along, or just let her find out the hard way? Back in New York the Society of Planning Officials had its wrist slapped for not including nooks for courting couples when city parks are mapped out. Think of that, Jackson, the teeming millions of our eastern cities have only the movies and the subways for hand holding, while here we have the largest municipal park in the world, and it's simply bustin' out all over with privacy! There are over 23 square miles of mountains and great American desert in South Mountain Park, Jackson, and no planning official could ever equal the bang up job of hidden nooks and cozy lovers' lairs designed by Old Lady Nature when she tossed those mountains around. And the props she threw in for boot! If one of those New York planning boards could see a skyful of Arizona stars, or that big, fat moon sailing over the mountains' rim, the whole crew would just jump in Central Park fish pond! South Mountain Park used to seem a bit superfluous when a five minute ride on a bicycle in any direction took you to the desert, but have you noticed lately, Jackson, that the desert keeps getting further away every year? In another ten years that park will be our greatest civic asset. If somebody doesn't try to subdivide it in the Glass. JADE-ITE BOWL! lunatic foi backing into a town, Ickes said gleefully: "That engineer had been listening to so many of Dewey's speeches that he though the elusive one really meant them.

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