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Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 3

Publication:
Arizona Republici
Location:
Phoenix, Arizona
Issue Date:
Page:
3
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Page 3 -The Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona. Thursday, July 22, 1948. Guard Draws Pershing Will Provides Trust Fund Of $150,000 For Sister WASHINGTON', July 21 fAP aide, were named executors of the lan lughlin, Col. Adamson and 'another for the capitol of Nebraska. Gen.

John .1. Pershing established estate and trustees of the fund Pershing son. Laughlin is pub-1 Uniforms and other military a trust fund of not less than established for Miss Pershing. lisher of the Army and Navy Jour- equipment not specifically be- 000 for his sister, Miss Anna May! The general also directed thatinal. queathed go to the Smithsonian In- 1 VU 'Occupation' Out Of Camp Pershing.

his will disclosed today, the contract for publication of his These four also were directed to stitution. The World War I leader died memoirs, which appeared some jexamine Pershing's correspondence The University of Nebraska will lasi Thursdav in Walter Reed ago, and any income from and personal record files to decide receive General Pershing's collec- AS A FURTHER ACCOMMODATION TO THE PUBLIC, WE WILL BE OPEN Daily 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.

Saturdays 9 a.m. to 12 noon othes jtheir publication become part of which should be preserved as his-ition of Moro weapons and i The total vniuo rf the eenerals nis resinuai estate. torical documents. articles of Moro origin. The col- The executors are directed to lection has been on loan to the choose from his swords and other university, which also will receive military equipment one article $1,500 for a gold medal to be estate was not given in the will.1 The will provides hat other vvnt-which was filed in federal court.

unfinished at the time of his It provides that Miss Pershing, death should be completed under of Lincoln Neb. receive S6.000 a th direction of George C. Marshall, vear from 'the trust as long as she secretary of slate; Col. John Cal- apiece for the museum of the capi- awarded annually to the best sol-tol of Missouri, his native state, and dier-student in the ROTC graduat ACCOUNTS FEDERALLY INSURED ing class. mm I lives.

When she dies, the trust German-Based Forts Conduct Mock Raid is to be dissolved and the rest of the fund will go to Francis War 1 FRANKFURT, July 21 (UP) I The mock raid on the North Sea ren Pershing of New York, the 30 EST ADAMS PHOENIX 148 EAST 2ND YUMA general's son and only surviving jU. S. Air Force headquarters an-child. The son also is to get all nounced that one squadron of nine the general's personal property. Superfortresses from Furstenfeld- island off the coast of Germany was described as a routine training flight.

An air force spokesman said the Superforts based in Germany had been making similar flights over Helgoland for months. The Riggs National Bank. War- hruck base near Munich carried ren Pershing and Col. George K. nut pxerrises simulating the bomb Adamson the general's long-t ime I ing of Helgoland today.

Thi Arizona National Guard agreed jesterday to withdraw its "occupation army" from the Florence Prisoner of War Camp, upon assurance by War Assets Administration officials there would be no further sales of buildings on the campsite. The agreement was reached at a meeting in the office of Acting Gov. Gaivey. at which the guard also agreed to permit schools which previously have purchased buildings at WAA-conducted sales, to remove them. Mean.vhile, guard officials will survey approximately TO unsold buildings remaining on the campsite and select about 10 for armory and materials storage depots and will then ask the war department to direct that these buildings be turned over to the guard for military and national security purposes.

The Florence camp had been "occupied" by the guard for more than a week while it sought to prevent the further removal or razing of buildings which it says, had been promised it. Maj. Gen. A. M.

Tut hill, adjutant general of Arizona, told the meeting that "the only reason I put a guard over the remaining buildings there was 1o bring forth such a meeting as this in the hope of getting somewhere. In two years, we have gotten nrmhere." As an outgrowth of the confab. Robert O. Kelly, state surplus property purchasing officer, paid to the WAA officials, sent here from San Francisco. $49,000.

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assistant U. S. attorney, said the maximum penalty under the six-count conviction was five years in prison and a $5,000 fine. Landon was accused of passing checks totaling $4,967.40 on the Yale Foundation, a nonprofit health institution in subuiban La Mesa. Landon operated a cafe at the institution last spring.

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