Arizona Daily Star from Tucson, Arizona • Page 5

PAGE FIVE THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR TUCSON. ARIZONA. TUESDAY MORNING, MAY.23, 1929 Road Program In Pima AnnA AAA xr STOLEN CYCLES ARE RECOVERED To Total Jty.uuu ror lear durlng what had amounted to a 10-dny epldemlo of disappearing wheels. Local boys attending the "party" for the purpose of Identifying and re-assembling the recovered wheels Included Richard Mack, Paul and Uoyal McGregor. Van Archibald Smelkor, Arthur Grimm and Paul Hagomler.

i across to Sonora. As a result the owners cf the wheels were confronted with a mechanical problem in Identification and proper re-assembling of their "mounts." In severul Instance ludicrous color effects had been attained by the promiscuous re-assembling of parts originally on several different wheels. Today's re-assembly session was umpired by Chief of Police J. J. Lowe, who, with the co-operation tlon this afternoon when a troop of boys gathered to Identify bicycles which had been stolen in this city by a group of boys, said to be residents of Nogales, Sonora, Today's bicycle party followed an epidemic of bicycle stealing in the city which culminated yesterday In five boys being taken Into custody by tho police of Sonora.

According to the evidence on view at today's bicycle session the boys with the penchant for ste.il- Recapitulation of the state highl Nogales, Boys Get Back May 27. W- and maintenance of roads pflO-M'' for construction by the municipality of Patagonia, this year, according to tentative plans outlined by the corporation executives, will eclipse In magnitude previous Independence day events at the ranch. A committee representing tho Nogales chamber of commerce, will bo named at an early date to cooperate with the Patagonia committee In chaTge of the rodeo for the purpose of assisting In a widespread advertising campaign heralding the event, G. R. Michaels, secretary of the local chamber announced today.

CIRCLE RODEO PLANS PERFECTED NOGALES, May 27, (Star News Bureau,) In conjunction with plans being made for the annual rodeo to be held at the Circle ranch on July 4, Wayne TJlenkley, president ot the Richardson corporation of Patagonia; and F. Hohllnger, vice president of the corporation, were in Nogales today. The rodeo, which for the past several seasons has been sponsored Wheels Taken Across Into Mexico department next year reveals actual contemplated expedlture rougWut fjf new funds available In the budget yeaif 1929-30, C3 carried over from incompleted projects tO 11 Icmimornt in lnwf VOni-' MHiwov enumerated in last year's highway setup, according to complete bud NOGALES, May 27. (Star News Bureau). I mm o' that, pedal," "Those are my handle bars," and "Drop that Inner tube" were some ot the remarks which split MOSCOW Seven and a half million tons or peat were cut In tho soviet union last year.

This was four and a half times the volume ot 1927. but the government pinna to double the present figures within five year. ing displayed a genuinely remark-, of G. Mascarenos, presidents of able, ingenuity by the manner In 1 Nncales, Sonora, and Magulcl Cas-whlch they first took npurt and tillo, chief of police, recovered the then re-assembled the bicycles bicycles which had been stolen LYEBS FORM get figures released today by M. O.

Hauklns, secretary of the state highway commission. Construction of new projects, ac the atmosphere in the police sta-' after having transported them from different points cf the rlty COLLEGE GROUP cording to the new budget, will amount to 3,245,190.83, while is set aside for maintenance, which combine to make As International in aimed Called Alpha Aspect: Eta Rho Fraternity nearly four and one-half million dollars proposed outlay for road building and upkeep of present highwuys. Maricopa county Is set down In the budget for $745,194.37 construction and maintcnanco expenditure, with Cochiso county second v. ith $486,228.90, and Tima county third at $421,796.28. Deducting the maintenance, new work in these three counties will call for expenditure of $583,588.37 in Maricopa, $358,241.82 in Cochise, and in Pima.

Other counties have the follow AVGELES. Ma Zl.m JVps toward organization of ''It intercollegiate international! fraternity were taken to-3 the University of Southern sunders of the organ-! ftobe known as Alpha Eta I Dr. Ear! W. Hill, in charge Son eour.es at U. S.

C. Dr. ip i HWhbcrs of the Univer-if Konlt'sDerg, Germany, who professor at the this venr. jLJj vyC aw ing amounts ror new construction and maintenance the 1929-30 budget: Apache. Coconino, $251,319 42; Gila, Graham, Greenlee, Mohave, Navajo, $186,048.77 final, Santa Cruz Yavapai, $278,393.71, and Yuma, $291,839.03.

An emergency main Walter Sykes, nil'l- Bonadiman, 7 Toe Bun'hnian. tvou-Ii the faculty membership n'r mhhenr. the founders io ex'end fraternity in las anJ universities, alumni associate group, or-In coneetion with the stu-" inrlnflna Herbert tenance iunu oi is set up lat fV Woolev. vice for special use. All of the counties except Green lee had funds carried over from St of Went Air Express, of instructors in Univer-.

ot southern California schools i 'ive men now man- In various sec- mS Tom Wood. last year on uncompleted projects. These were: Apache, Cochise, Coconino, Gila, Graham, Maricopa, Mohave, Navajo. Pima, Si'- Bob Albuquerque; 1 xr in nml oou; i'lnul, Santa Cruz, mr Merchant, Salt Lake City. sas.uuo; Yavapai, $.104,000, and Yuma, $218,01.10, Jiving wildcats Sct PRECEDENT V- tho first WEDEL RESIGNATION FROM U.

A. IS DENIED Tiio nymA le-iate aviation fraternity of any -t organized in the United States, organized almost two years oat the University of Arizona by "pouri of which George Peck, 4 kiili'l in a plane, crash, was id. The Fining Wildcats gain-national publicity at the time, ev still exist, and were active is'oast wlntT sponsoring a mod- Dr. Oswald If. Wedel, assistant professor of political science at the University of Arizona, is not leaving tho faculty of that institution.

The erroneous statement of Dr. Wedel's resignation, which appeared yesterday, was denied at the university yesterday. Dr. Wedel goes east to become a member ot the Boston university summer session faculty, and1 will return to Tucson next fall. piano contest and giving free Mures.

Til' it- proyiam km ntcr Is a full one. It is not known whether they ve been approached about a new isr-national fraternity of flying lleslans, or whether they would nsider Internationalization if It ere offered. BERKELEY, Calif. Ann, Emily and Frances are likely to be popular for girls' names shortly. Professor George R.

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