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AWL EDITIONS Thursday, January 24, 1952 Page 12. The Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona. Globe Park Site III Proposal Studied Arizona Tax Agents List Schedule Of State Visits GLOBE, Jan. tapeciau City council is studying a proposal by the chamber of commerce that 30 acres of land be accepted for a city park. The plot is 1,000 feet behind the southeast city limits between U.

S. Highway 60-70 and Walliman Road. L. B. Ellsworth of Globe, has offered the land to the city.

Several women's organizations have protested the site as being an undesirable location for a mu-nirinal recreation area. CASH, miMVhtt 6 Writing All Lines Of Insurance and Surety Bonds 25 W. JEFFERSON PHONE 3-3165 RALPH A. CASH CHAS.G. SULLIVAN LARRY W.

CROSS, JX. CtORGI E.REED staff, McNary, Ajo, Safford, Duncan and Douglas; Feb. 15, Flagstaff, St. Johns, Ajo, Safford, Bowie, Willcox and Douglas; Feb. 16, Flagstaff, Springerville, Ajo, Safford, and Douglas.

Feb. 18, Flagstaff, Lichfield Park, Gila Bend, Hayden and Bis-bee; Feb. 19, Flagstaff, -Buckeye, Yuma, Hayden and Bisbee; Feb. 20, Navajo Ordnance Depot, Mesa, Yuma, Hayden and Bisbee; Feb. 21-22, Jerome, Mesa, Yuma, Tiger, and Bisbee; Feb.

23, Jerome, Chandler, Yuma, Tiger and Bisbee; Feb. 25, Cottonwood, Tempe, Yuma, Globe, and Bisbee; Feb. 26, Agents of the income tax division of the Arizona State Tax Commission Monday will begin visiting communities throughout the state to aid residents in preparing income tax returns. William Johnson, income tax division director, announced the following schedule for field agents: Jan. 28, Salome, and Parker; Jan.

29, Oatman and Morenci; Jan. 30-31, Kingman and Morenci. Feb. 1, Kingman, Florence, Cool-idge and Morenci; Feb. 2, Kingman, Casa Grande, Eloy and Morenci; Feb.

4, Kingman, Ajo and Morenci; Feb. 5-6, Seligman, Win-slow, Ajo, Morenci and Douglas; Feb. 7-8, Ash Fork, Winslow, Ajo, Morenci, and Douglas; Feb. 9, Williams, Holbrook, Ajo, Morenci, and Douglas. Feb.

11, Williams, Showlow, Ajo, Clifton and Douglas; Feb. 12-13, Grand Canyon, McNary, Ajo, Clifton and Douglas; Feb. 14, Flag- Council members have requested a budget increase of $7,318 to pay a recent salary hike to city Samuel Saunders, 25, charged with grand theft, Wednesday was held for superior court action. He was unable to -post $1,000 bond. Saunders is accused of theft of a saddle valued at $250 from George Hunt, Gila County rancher.

Camp Verde, Tempe, Yuma, Globe and Bisbee. Thousands Use Republic Patterns Each Year Feb. 27, Clarkdale, Glendale, Globe, and Feb. 28, Pres-cott, Glendale, Globe and Bisbee; Feb. 29, Prescott, Glendale, Miami and Bisbee.

March 1, Prescott, Tolleson, Miami and Bisbee; March 3, Prescott, Scottsdale, Miami and Nogales; March 4, Prescott, Peoria, Miami and Nogales; March 5-6, Prescott, Wickenburg, Ray and Nogales; March 7, Prescott, Ray and Nogales; March 8, Prescott, Superior and Nogales; March 10 through It, Superior only. nitniwi Frliiritnfc Dr- Ludwig Buettner, left, principal of the Realgym-Vrtiiiicm -Liuucctiuia nasium in Berchtesgaden, Bavaria, Germany, and Walther Ebewein, principal of the Realgymnasium, Bad Neustadt-Saale, Bavaria, visited Glendale High School Wednesday to learn about the school's administration and finance systems. The visiting educators are looking at the accounting system set up by Earl Thomson, school business manager, right. Must Bachelor Girls Say Coronet Magazine brings you face to face with theprob-lems that beset millions of bachelor girls! Should she say "no" to the countless propositions? Does chastity bring frustration and neurosesor is it the surest way to a happy marriage? For Coronet's forthright, down-to-earth answer to this vital problem, be sure to read "Must Bachelor Girls Be Immoral?" in Fibnify CHOnet Now ii till Mesa Red Cross Nl Ji I 40 Deer Moved To Santa Rita GRAND CANYON, Jan. 23 (AP The state game and fish department has removed 40 deer from the south rim of Grand Canyon to the Santa Rita game management unit, southeast of Tucson.

The department is attempting to establish a herd of mule deer on about 35,000 acres of the unit. Investigation Is being made to determine feasibility of trapping more deer on the canyon's north rim. 1 1 ci P-T Ml Arizona Deaths Florence Christenson GLOBE Funeral services will be at 10:30 a.m. Friday in Wickenburg Mortuary for Florence Christenson, 44, who died Monday in the Globe General Hospital where she had been employed as a nurse. She was the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Guy L. Christenson of Phoenix, and had lived in Arizona since 1924. A member of Laurel Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, Miss Christenson was graduated from St. Mary's School of Nursing in Tucson.

She is also survived by a sister, Myrtle Mae Christenson of Phoenix. Safford Kiwanis Auction Aids Fund SAFFORD, Jan. 23 (Special) The Safford Kiwanis Club will sponsor a radio auction on KGLU in support of the local March of Dimes campaign. It will start Monday and continue for a week. A "Mile-O-Dimes" event under auspices of the Junior Women's Club netted $314.36.

A Spanish dinner and bingo party by the Elks Lodge and the Emblem Club accounted for $138.85, and a golf tournament by the Mount Graham Golf Association raised $42.30. Another event planned is a metal drive by Graham County Boy Scout troops. The annual meeting of the Three Council of Boy Scouts will be at 7 p.m. Monday in the Duncan Elementary School. A Silver Beaver award will go to the outstanding member of the council.

Barry Goldwater, Phoenix city councilman, will be guest speaker. Class Opens MESA, Jan. 23 (Special) The first meeting of the Red Cross standard first aid class, sponsored by the Business and Professional Women's Club, will start at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the music cottage behind Franklin School. The class is open to all Mesa residents and winter visitors without charge.

A qualified Red Cross teacher will be in charge. The group will meet two hours each Thursday evening for five weeks, Mrs. Ted Mosbaugh, civil defense chairman for the woman's club, said Wednesday. Those needing transportation to the class may call Mrs. Mosbaugh, 5872, or Mrs.

Anita Edwards, 4240, for arrangements. ftNNttOUlM I FOOT-BUILDER SHOES 15a Look at your child's feet. If his heels are not straight and his arches roll in and down "pronation" he most likely needs our FOOT BUILDER shoe for McCoy Company's Flagstaff Bid Low FLAGSTAFF, Jan. 23 (AP) The H. L.

McCoy Construction of Tucson, Wednesday submitted a low bid of $393,352 for erection of a 47-unit low-rent housing project here. Bill Brechan, chairman of the Flagstaff Housing Authority, said he would recommend the contract be awarded to the McCoy correct support during growth Attend to this NOW to help HIGH IN velop strong hearthy feet. "WK GIVE SH GREEN STAMPS' 0H Uftdcrcir lyrww HOME OF STONE'S macoroftJ products BED GOOSE SHOES 37, No. 1st Ave. ASC To Feature John Scott Talk TEMPE, Jan.

23 (Special) John Scott, long-time editor and foreign correspondent, will speak at a public tea in his honor Sunday afternoon, Feb. 3, at Arizona State College. One of journalism's top authorities on dictatorship countries, ttx MKMftcf FftCEKIX 3-9430 Wafer Sit uaf ion Scott was a pre-war correspondent in Russia. During World War II he headed a Stockholm bureau and since the war one in Berlin. His talk is titled, "The Press and the Cold War." The ASC program is one of a monthly series honoring outstanding men and women in arts and letters.

The public is invited. ffiiclc pr Byron liVleCor Former president of the University of Arizona and professor of the College of Law will give an impartial interpretation of the recent decision of the Arizona Supreme Court. byj 7" Mia tab. To i "if I -ciwie lobU. fk Orilh to c.irtw of 5- I I iW.

4T food. 27- jf I 3S2i. tm. Yucca Overpass Completion Set Completion of the Yucca overpass on U.S. Highway 66 between Kingman and Topock was in sight Wednesday.

Cy Perkins, state engineer, said he had been advised that 600,000 pounds of structural steel needed to finish the job was en route to Yucca from a Tulsa, plant. The job has been delayed for several months. It was contracted a year ago to the Phoenix-Tempe Stone on a bid of $328,738. Perkins also said the same steel fabricating plant is expected to ship the steel needed to build the Kaiser Springs bridge on the Kingman Congress Junction cutoff about Feb. 15.

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