Arizona Daily Star from Tucson, Arizona • Page 12

Ztt DailtT filar 12 clgarets, and employers spy efficiency is falling off from tormented workers craving a smoke. Tuesday. Februsry 22. 1949. Tucion.

Arizona Obituaries The British government tees Its recovery program threatened as long queues of frowning men and women waste valuable working hours waiting outside stores where there is a faint chance of buying Work Started on $135,000 Medical Square Espee Bell Trophy For Top Sales Won By Arizona District 13 Doctors, Dentists Will T. ORIL O. HUTCHESON Funeral services for Oril O. Hutcheson, 09, of 337 South Fourth avenue, who died Saturday, will be held in Bring's Funeral home FAMILY PAK a nutritional food supplement MORE for LESS a 62-day supply of vitamins and minerals for one person in each economy size box. PHONE R.

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I VDIf 44c Til 5 P.M. LI li I Vat Phone 3152 chapel at 4:00 p.m. today. "THE PALEFACE" Rev. Willard Schurr of the First Methodist church will officiate.

JANE RUSSELL BOB HOPE Tucson Lodge No. 4, F. and A. H-l LL- will conduct graveside services in the Masonic plot of Evergreen cemetery. Plus "RACE STREET" Occupy Center Located In Northeast Tucson Thirteen Tucson doctors and dentists will occupy the offices now under construction at Medical Square, at North Tucson boulevard and East Kim street, sometime in May or June, Dr.

Benson Bloom, president of the Medent Building corporation, which Is developing the square, announced yesterday. Designed to provide space for from 73 to 100 doctors and dentists, Medical Square Is the "most extensive development of Its type in the United States," according to Dr. Pallbearers will be A. C. Tnayer, O.

C. Boone, William Wisdom, Wil OLD TIME Tax Council's Aim Cited by Chairman The aim of the recently-formed Pima Tax council is to see what can be done about reducing taxes," James W. Hardie, chairman of the group, said yesterday. The council was formed early this year at a meeting of apprqxi-mately 80 taxpayers and Hardie was elected chairman on Jan. 20.

The council will affiliate with the Arizona Tax Research association, a statewide group, Hardie said. It is hoped that a membership of 700 to 800 will be recruited. Hardie said that one of the first projects will be to make an audit of the finances of Tucson, Pima county and school district No. 1. "We want to find out where the money is going," he said.

"Maybe it is all right as it is and maybe they need more. If the expenses can be cut. we want to do that." The audit is expected to cost $2,500 or S3.500. The date of the council's next general meeting has not been set but will probably be early in March. Other officers elected are: John W.

Smith, secretary; Ruth B. Bland-enship, George H. Amos, John F. King. J.

S. Sundt and Monte Mansfield, all members of the executive committee. KtY Bloom. Occupying two city blocks. liam Irvin, John J.

Ellis and Bert Menge. MRS. EDNA COOK WARNER Mrs. Edna Cook Warner, 35, of 1401 Benson highway, died at her home Sunday. She is survived by her husband, George, an instructor at Arizona Aeronautics Institute; two sons, Glenn and Wayne and her father, Albert Cook, of Toronto, Canada.

Funeral services will be held in the Arizona Mortuary chapel at 2:00 p.m. today with Rev. Richard Sumner of St. Philips-in-the-Hills Episcopalian church. Burial will follow in Evergreen cemetery.

The Southern Pacific passenger service sale's force in Arizona "rang the bell' six times in 1918, and now it has the bell permanently. The handsome bell trophy was presented yesterday in Phoenix by Claude E. Peterson, S. P. vice-president in charge of passenger traffic, who came from San Francisco to make the award.

The bell was awarded each month during 1948 to the district making the largest sales gain or having smallest decrease. The Arizona district won the trophy six times out of 12 and gained permanent possession. In one of the victories last year the bell was brought to Tucson and placed on display in the S. P. traffic department.

L. H. Trimble, freight and passenger agent for Southern Arizona. accepted the bell for the district. In presenting the bell, Peterson said that the Arizona district was the only Southern Pacific district to show a gain over 1947.

The Arizona showing was made on a basis of local sales and does not include tickets sold to tourists coming to Arizona. "Generally good business conditions in the southwest and good salesmanship of the local Southern Pacific forces were responsible for the trophys coming to Arizona." Peterson said. bounded on the south and west by Adams street and Norton, the square will have a periphery of office buildings surrounding a large, central parking area. Street Cloned Off Lee street, which bisected the two-block area, has been closed off DARN DANCE EL VICTORIA BALLROOM 817 W. Speedway Every Wednesday Night 8:3012:00 Calling and FREE Instructions by TED BISHOP and SKIPP BARBER Admission 75c and sold to the corporation, making Kodak 35 With Range Finder A Fine Camera For Action Shots In Color Or Black and White Come in and see your entry in of complete coverage display of the Rodeo.

Caples Camera Co. rhone 1643 274 E. Congress Cameras Supplies Since 1934 THE PANTRY SHELF Open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Serving BREAKFAST, LtAC and SUPPER Taking Orders for MOVIE TIMES NOW PLAYING "FERIA DE JALISCO" RAMON ALICIA ARMENGOD RAVEL "ASI SOx ELLAS" GLORIA i JOSE MARIN TT CIBRIAN ALSO Cartoon Revista Shorts MIDWAY DRIVE-IN "My Dai-lins Clementine" 7:04.

10:30: "The Matins of Millie" FOX-TUCSON i 1 1 mi I i Jj 1 the square a unit uncrossed by through streets. Entrances to the office buildings will be from the central parking lot. Dr. Bloom pointed out that the doctors and dentists occupying the offices will practice Independently. The idea of Medical Square, on which work started some four years ago.

Is. to overcome the difficulty of downtown congestion, provide ample parking for patients, and centralize various phases of the ttedical profession in one location. Kach Own Offices Each doctor and dentist will own the building space he occupies and the land on which it stands. The central parking area, walks and driveways will be owned by the corporation. The present building project, which fills only one quarter of the total available area, represents a construction Investment of approximately $123,000, the corporation head said.

He added that that figure includes no land or equipment cost. Of Spanish colonial design, the buildings will be constructed of brick, with eloping. Jlle roofs. Among other up-to-date Installa The Plunderers" 12:45. 3:53.

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Pennington Phone 1555 PIES and CAKES and order for DATE-NUT DREAD TO SHIP OUT 55 East Broadway Opposite Post Office Phone 2860 Closed Sunday THE state OVER DOORS OPEN 12:30 FOR ALL TO ENJOY! IHIHMIIIIIIIIIIlimillHlllB A ST. TICKETS NOW AVAILABLE FOR 2nd WEEK ji Seats for AH Per-formanees NOW! r-- i inn A f. AKTHVK BANK makes his bow in his first western smash! All 5m Lfl LAURENCE ff "USSST ij OLIVIER iattltl presents W- Srafs i A 5. I wisint Jisa calf. ioDP The Medical Square now under construction at North Tucson boulevard and East Elm street will, on completion, be occupied by thirteen local physicians and dentists.

Construction will cost approximately $125,000, according to Dr. Benson Bloom, head of the Medent Building corporation which is developing the project- Reserved Paramount presents AlAM LABB lt TIIXIAM SHAKESPEARE li iiaiib a jr tions will be complete refrigerated cooling. Atkinson Architect Architect for the development Is Terry Atkinson. The construction la being done by the M. M.

Sundt Construction company. 3 IV1UKC UMia PRESTON MARSHALL CATALINA FOR RESERVATIONS THONE 6213 Topics of Tucson CRISP The Tucson boulevard location 1 Performances Today 2:30 5:30 8:30 Temple of Music Friday March 4 at 8:30 CHRISTOPHER LYNCH TENOR 'His Audience Enjoyed Everything He Sang' Chicago Daily Tribune-Claudia Cassidy Tickets on Sale Box Office 330 S. Scott Street 3.00 2.40 2.00 (tax included) Phone 2266 Because of Washington's Birth JUUJ The regular meeting of the Legion Luncheon club will be held day, the Tucson Advertising club will not, hold its regular weekly PRICES Mats. 1.20 1.50 1.80 (All Prices Tax Inc.) EVES. 1.201.802.10 (All Prices Tax Inc.) fc'" at 12 noon today at the Santa Rita hotel.

Color by luncheon meeting, today, at the Pio I TECHNICOLOR neer notel. The next meeting Is scheduled for March 1. COME NOW Charles Young Post No. 38, Amer AND SEE THE PICTURE EVERYONE LIKES ican Legion, will meej at eight o'clock tonight at the clubhouse, 224 South Meyer street. A special meeting will be held Sunday at 7:00 p.m.

in the African Methodist Episcopal church, 17th street at North Stone avenue. The Marana Farm Bureau will meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Marana high school auditorium. Mrs. U.

R. Neeley, president of the Associated Women of the Arizona Farm Bureau will speak. In observance of Brotherhood week the Civil Rights congress is sponsoring a social on Washington's birthday at Trinity Presbyterian church at 8:00 p.m. Rev. Walter Sullivan, superior of the Paul 1st mission house in' Detroit, will conduct a mission at St.

Cyril's Catholic church, at Swan and Linden roads, this week. Services will be at 9:00 ajn. and 7:30 p.m. daily. was chosen.

Dr. Bloom said, because of its central location. It is approximately half way the Tucson Medical center and St. Mary's hospital, and In the center tt one of the city's fastest-growing residential areas. Officers of the corporation, besides Dr.

Bloom, are: Dr. Royal V. Rudolph, vice-president: Dr. Edward Haydcn, treasurer; and Dr. llervey Farls, secYetary.

Occupants Listed In the building facing on Tucson boulevard, the following will have their offices: Dr. David Engle, internist: Dr. Farls, X-ray; Dr. Hay-den, X-ray; Dr. Fred Leseman, surgeon; Dr.

Arthur Present, X-ray; Dr. Rudolph, surgeon; and Dr. John Etacey, chest surgeon. In the other building, which faces en East Elm street, will be the following: Dr. Harriet Barltell, internist; Dr.

Bloom, Internist; Dr. Mayer 3Iyman, internist: Dr. Ray McDonald, dentist; Dr. Clarence L. Robblns.

internist; Dr. Charles Sar-Hn, psychiatrist; and Miss May Watrous, physical therapist. Mrs. Kinser Selected JOD PLflVICJG HOLIDAY ACTION SHOW TODAY AT 12:15 ww -y Your Large Shrimp I 'f 5 1 A. Y.

Cut Steak 1 With French Fries Butlerctl Toast Salad One's A Meal Drive In 943 North Slone Ave. "HUNTING and FISHINGvr I Phone 2235 ROD CAMERON Pfc. It. F. Boiquez, son of Mrs.

Antonia Borquez, 807 Mission road, was recently promoted to the grade of corporal. Corporal Borquez is a squad leader with Company 511th Parachute Infantry regiment, 11th Airborne division. Northern Honshu, Japan. Margaret Rockwell, Republican Speedway Near Swan ii PLUNDERERS" COMPLETE YOUR mm mmm RODEO FESTIVITIES and "MOON RISE" national committeewoman from Ari WITH A GOOD MOVIE OF OLD ARIZONA Hugh McDonald, eastern news NEXT paper man and on-the-spot student of Israeli affairs for many months, will be the guest speaker at each of three "Initial Gifts" dinners to zona, will speak on "The Omaha Conference" at a luncheon for Republican men, to be held Saturday, Feb. 20, at 12:30 p.m.

in the Varsity room of the Pioneer hotel. Reservations for the luncheon, being sponsored by the Pima County Repub ACTUALLY FILMED ADVENTURE! be held at the Santa Rita hotel at AT TOMBSTONE, THE STORY 6 p.m. on Feb. 23, 24 and 28, in connection with the Combined Jew OF DOC HOLLIDAY WYATT EARP IHHUS of To Head Camera Club lican committee, may be obtained by contacting Republican headquarters, 154 North Church street. KOS1E Jack Underwood chats with Sportsmen prominent in Hunting and Fishing in Arizona.

KVOA 6:13 P. M. TUESDAYS ITIlTl ish Appeal campaign to raise for Jewish relief overseas, nationally and locally. The significance of Brotherhood Week, now being observed, was stressed yesterday at three assemblies in Sunnyside school, according Cpl. Carl J.

Crow, son of Mrs. C. Tm HAKE Ikmi CVDM HMtiactt-ntssir' Buck's Sport Shop 1018 East 6th -V I'l-lBTill'l L. Crow, 1221 East Seventh street, recently received a three-day pass' to the 11th Airborne division artillery rest hotel Kaminayama, Hon-! shu, Japan. Corporal Crow is chief! "MY DARLING CLEMENTINE" STARRING HENRY VICTOR LINDA FONDA MATURE DARNELL ALSO "THE MATING OF MILLIE" GLEN FORD and EVELYN KEYES ALWAYS 2 COLOR CARTOONS Plus Mrs.

Inez N. Kinser was elected president of the Tucson Camera club at a recent business mcetirig held at the E. B. Sayles home at University Indian ruins, it was reported yesterday. Chosen to serve with Mrs.

Kinser were Clem Marco ts vice-president and Doris Ralph as secretary-treasurer. It was decided at the meeting. Which was preceded by a potluck supper, that the club would sponsor the photograyhlc division of the Pima county fair, March 22-28. First, second and third prizes of $25, $15 and $10, respectively, will be awarded, and entry blanks may be obtained at any store selling photographic equipment. IlllAIIDI DDIAIL ISIS OviK) or trie radio section in Headquarters battery, 074 th Parachute Field Artillery battalion.

Pfc. Jack R. Taj lor, son of Mrs. Hazel V. McGuire, 2322 East Lee street, graduated as a radio operator last week from the Air Force Communications school at Scott AFB, 111.

KCNA 1340 KOPO 1450 RTUC 1100 KVOA 1290 to Airs. 11. b. Scnuch, principal. Thursday and Friday exhibits of foreign dolls will be shown to emphasize international brotherhood.

Pvt. Robert R. Wade, son of Mrs. Theresa B. Wade, Route 7, Box 703, is now serving with the 12th Cavalry regiment.

First Cavalry division, in Takayama, Japan. The Loyal Order of Moose will hold its regular semi-monthly meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Mu-i sicians' studio, 620 South Sixth THIS MORNING It's Our 3U0 Visit Our SNACK OAR 1 ho club holdd regular meetings on the first rrlday of every month at the University of Arizona museum. Visitors arc Invited to attend. Recruit Augustine A.

Bei-nal, 10o0 South 1 1 tli avenue, is now on duty with the Eighth Field Artillery battalion at Nara. Japan, where he is a trainee in headquarters battery. Saturday has been proclaimed Purple Heart day by Mayor E. T. Houston.

The proclamation urges! Elected to serve on the board of An organization meeting of newly elected Republican ward committeemen has been called for eight o'clock tonight in superior court A house No. 2 by Edward W. Scruggs, chairman of the city Republican directors were E. B. Sayles and Bob Richardson.

Outgoing officers are Walter Plttingcr, president: Jimmy Cohen, vice-president; and Lena Marvin, secretary-treasurer. BKTTFR MECHANICS central committee. of that all citizens pay honor to those veterans who have merited the award, which was originated by General Washington. Timber wolves usually, hunt In The swashbuckling tale of an era when the flame of high excitement flared It requires a longer time to get pairs or In family groups. r.

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