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vr expanded. New weapons are belnf tlons to combat the forces of fjr ArTzmta Hally Qb Sunday, DKimbir SI, 1WO Tucmk. Arts. Acheson on Foreign Policy forged which will be made avail able to our own forces and to our allies. Meanwhile our allies are Tucson: Bay-by -Bay in 1950 WASHINGTON, Dec.

30. (JP also increasing their military production and building up their CASUALTIES BARED WASHINGTON, Dec 30. armed forces. Nations could not be rendered impotent by obstructionist use of the veto. The year also saw progress in shaping the North Atlantic treaty The defense department today iden Text of a year-end statement by Secretary of State Acheson reviewing' 1950 and outlining foreign policy fundamentals for 1951: This government will press vigorously ahead with programs and policies the validity of which has been established by actual test.

We will our efforts to build situations of strength to meet trouble wherever it threatens. This is the effective counter to Communist expansion. The present difficulties arise from the lawless and cynical conduct of the Communists I am sure that this country, to 7 First arrested school zone in Tucson to inaugurate Independ speeder fined $30, spends 30 hours ence bond drive. January 1 Tucson's first baby of 1950 21. Thousands of Tucsonans wit tified 238 additional Korean war casualties.

The total reported in list No. 188 included 59 killed, 151 wounded, 18 missing in action and 10 Injured in accidents. organization. The talks in Brussels in jail. 8 Record, wind driven rain gether with the other free nations, will create the strength necessary to repel aggression, restore stability, and increase the well-being of the free peoples of the world.

ness display of might at Davis- this month paved the way for ac Monthan airbase and naval armory arrives one. second after midnight at St. Mary's hospital a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Billie Kimball, of (1.02 inches) flood city.

10 Eddie Garcia, 18, first Tuc as Armed Forpes day observed. who would destroy peace and free sonan reported killed In Korean 21. Five Davis-Monthan airmen tion and made possible the appointment of General Eisenhower as supreme Allied commander. We are getting on with the job of marshaling an effective security fighting. 501 East 16th street "It's been a damn long century," says George Nelson Putnam, former Indian SPIES CAPTURED ROME, Dec.

30. (JP An Al 13 Early primary returns show are killed and three injured in collision on Aviation road; county death toll jumps to 25. fiehter on observing his 100th force for the North Atlantic com banian telegraph agency report Ana Frohmiller ahead in Democratic gubernatorial race; Infilco buys' site here, plans $250,000 26. Twenty-eight year-old Tuc- which reached here today said five birthday. munity.

4 Tucsonans shiver as tem In the past twelve months, the sonan returns from "dead" to face 1940 draft evasion charges. A building. 16 Fourteen sets of twins con perature drops to low of 22 de erees. in AiDania naa Deen caugni iour of them killed and one captured. 31.

J. Howard McGrath, U. S. mutual defense assistance program moved ahead at a good pace. Point IV.

tremendous in poten Attorney General, addresses 1,092 fuse teachers at Amphitheater Italian government sources scoffed Elementary school. We have gone through a dark year. It was a year of steadily increasing tension which broke, in June, into open fighting, an action which underwent a many-fold 1 increase in scale with the flagrant and barefaced attack by Communist China. It was a year in which the leaders of the Soviet Union talked loudly of peace but their words were drowned out by the noise of their warlike acts. But let us not make the mistake of permitting the deep shadow which overcast 1950 to obscure certain fundamental accomplishments that are a part of the year's record.

I cajl attention to some of them here because they form a part of the foundation on which we are going to build in 1951. They also concern the foreign policy which this government- has been pushing for the past five years a policy which is designed to create unity and security for the free world. It is our firm intention to press forward with this policy. We are confident University of Arizona graduates at commencement exercises. 5 Police capture youth in attempted $25,000 extortion plot.

6 Temperature skids to 17 degrees, 45,000 pounds of citrus fruit at the report and said it was part of a recent Albanian campaign against Italy. 17 First 1950 bale of cotton, king of crops in Pima county, gin tial though modest in scale, got under way. The European recovery which the Marshall plan was designed to accomplish has made tremendous strides and in some nations, is a full year ahead of ned at Marana. damaged. 7 Police and U.

S. narcotic appnta hreak ud big morphine June 1. Twelve-year-old Patricia Murphy still unconscious follow 19 Hot and muggy here as windstorm wrecks 43 aircraft in Et ACf ri manufacturing and distributing million-dollar damage at Phoenix. schedule. dom.

This conduct requires us to add rapidly to our military strength. We will continue our efforts to work for peace through the United Nations: That is the kind of people we are but we now, once again, must see to our arms. Economic aid will be carried forward although redirected where necessary to contribute to the military strength of the free world. We will step up the international information program to make sure that the ideals of free men have full expression, that the Soviet Union and its puppets are constant ly before the bar for world opinion, and to present an accurate and factual interpretation of American action and intention. We must strive to close the ranks at home to obtain the strength which derives from unity.

The two great parties must continue to consult with each other on international affairs in order to insure that American action will have maximum possible bipartisan backing. The lesson of Korea has hit home. We must rally to the support of the President in his call for ing Mother's Day accident which claimed two lives. finer 20 Tucson's 1951 spring "Fes mm 72-vear-old bank guard tival of Arts" plans endorsed by The year produced another move 2. Highway patrolmen, police, thwarts attempted holdup of South civic, cultural leaders.

of grim significance to the free deputies find 4,050 defective ve world. For the first time since 23 Registration reaches to 5,479 hicles in month-long auto safety ern Arizona bank coi. James C. Selser Jr. turns over command of Davis-Monthan Air Force base check.

at U. of A. 24 U. rosh paint as foot V-J day, the Soviet Union went a step beyond tactics of indirection and subversion and encouraged the use of force. Consequently the 5.

Fire destroys two buildings ball team loses opener to West to Col. William F. Jf isner. 9 "Truman is an ignorant man, mmmPTits Col. Robert R.

McCorro Texas, 26-34. and 105 tons of hay valued at at East Speedway grain it is sound. Last June, the United Nations ick, publisher of Chicago Tribune, air is now cleared of any shred of doubt that might have existed as to the methods which the Soviet 7. County supervisors votes who arnvea nere uwu Fitcv niane to attend Associated Press met squarely the issue of Communist aggression against the re Union is willing to use. The Polit 25 Davis-Monthan B-50, missing on flight from Labrador, found with crew safe.

27 FEPC, public housing measure overwhelmingly defeated by city voters. 28 Disaster plans drawn for possible wartime use. wtv rf directors meeting. $200,000 for flood control rights-of-way; Pyle launches gubernatorial campaign in Pima county. AN OUTDOOR FIREPLACE buro's sanctimonious profession of its desire for peace is shown to be 10 Co-ed critically injured in for your yard! public of Korea.

Fifty-three nations joined in branding the North Koreans as aggressors and called for military action from member nothipg but camouflage to cloak 9. Tucson population set at the naked imperialism of its aims 395 by first 1950 census tabulation. Outdoor NvUg cm Midi fun plunge from third story oi dormitory. 18 Tucson utility opens its new four million dollar plant. oinv narvev calls special Thus the crisis of this past year nations to drive them out.

Twenty- 10. Dr. J. W. Clarson 71, University of Arizona dean of edu and thus the need for some very cation, dies 22 days before plain talk on plans and prospects rapid strengthening of our national defenses and for readying the full moral and material strength of the nation to guard against the dangers five nations made offers of material contributions to the United Nations army.

Infantry units of 13 session of legislature; city basks AT RILLITO Sunday, Dec. 31 Monday, Jan. 1 8 RACES EACH DAY Posl Time 1:15 8 RACES EACH DAY Pari Mutuel Wagering Daily Double SUNDAY FEATURE 550 Yards Allowances 1. Half Chick 2. Ballet 3.

Shoofly 4. Spotted BaT 5. Flldolt 6. Look Oat 7. Sandy Reed Tacson Transit Leare Bma Terminal, Pioneer and Santa Rita Hotels at 1220 October 1 Number of juvenile delinqu for 1951.

in 84. riPree warmth. when yaw kJv an autdoor fir. I plltt with which to ofrlif and. M' easily ad axtichiy bttn wrth CONCRETE BLOCK to yor wn d9 wral 12.

Mayor E. T. Houston dies nations are fighting in Korea un- The emergency we face is one that threaten us. No sacrifices are 23 William O. Douglas, supreme ents in county down for year, their aer me united iNations flag and of extreme gravity.

Our freedom, unexpectedly of a heart attack in Phoenix. He was 58. too great when the future of this court justice, recuperaung received in fall tr0 major crimes on upswing. 2 Three a.m. conference fails to 14 countries nave contributed our way of life is menaced.

We naval and medical contingents. 17. Thousands pay last tribute nn nation is at stake. I am confident that If we dedi horse, goe halt strike of Tucson Rapid Transit bus drivers. must rebuild our own defenses and help buttress those of -the "free world.

That means sacrifice. That to Mayor Houston as 89 car fune cate ourselves to a build-up of desert. s- E. Turner, 5o, of 3 Third quarter bank debits set all-time record. ral procession winds its way to Evergreen cemetery.

Patricia Murphy unconscious strength ln the months ahead, we will come through this crisis. We This is concrete evidence that our associates in the free world are willing to make sacrifices and in enm a inotoni-tno tVta ct Portland, found dead of gun- on em kU.it a wcif icT)t 4 Lrrana central Aircratt com shot wounds highway, near Rillito. have the productive capacity, the skill and the manpower that are 34th day; father tries vainly to revive her. means maximum effort from each one of us. It means that there must be full understanding of the problems we are facing.

It means also that there must be full support for the measures which may be essential to preserve the free SvCmoved00rS t0 ViSUOrS ln Se" Rntaned dta oldTueblo Transit company feeS 8r required. All that is needed is the 20. Veteran councilman J. O. Niemann named mayor by city February 1 siiDiwr: drivers join striking TRT men in' million council.

determination to do the Job. There will be no lack of will if we keep ever in mind during the new year that American strength is the indispensable component of world 1 Levy's opens new iniioi. Hpnartment store. paign against vwalkers jSUUW and be counted for the world. paign agamst jaywaiKers.

cause of frpprfom i rramtv employes charge two 6-Family of 10 saved from flam- During 1950 the 1 T' per-cent "campaign donation" is be- 1 wi luuudii.ciiidjs vl ly I Jf VVllil.ll ill lid peace. ing home by 10-year-old girl. 21. Dick Thompson pulls into Tucson after 3,700 ride by horseback and cart from Presque, Maine. 23.

Downpour hits near three-inch peak here; northside homes 9 Star investigator finds gam- strentrthpneH tv.a h. tti The great resources of this country are now being marshalled 1 1 w.u vjiwicu Rebroadcast of the Races KTKT 9:30 P. M. uung jwm, iiuusb ui ill I dine UOlIlg and the armed forces rapidly being thriving business, as 35 slot ma This country must remain true authorize signing of $17,500 rain- to its tradition of standing bv its and streets are flooded. ing regular ly ueuuv-rcu iVU pay checks.

8 Eleven-year-old Leo Martinez leads four children to safety from luKriound near Turner car at Rillito labeled death missile chines appear in county taverns making contract 28. Tucsonan evacuated from friends. To abandon our allies would gratify the Kremlin. To do Seoul, Korea, following Communist invasion. so would oe appeasement on a 10 Record-breaking high temperature of 98 set today.

11 County supervisors ask help of attorney general, state liquor board in war on vice. 12 Burglar, age 10, caught pull 17 Dr. Richard A. Harvill, dean of liberal arts -college, named new president of. UA.

19 Bank of Douglas holdup nets lone robber $31,469.83. 20 Santa makes last-minute sur bv lab experts. vyi4 tkntn Stewart and movie crew arrive in Tucson to gigantic scale. The Soviet Union, holding in unhappy bondage the peoples of eastern Europe, wields enough power without making the Soviet imperialists a gift of the productive capacity and technical skills of Western Europe, plus the strategic resources and the man ing second job In one week. vey of Tucson tots at Armory 13 Gov.

Garvey reports bribe park 21 Life expectancy of Arizonans begin filming of "wrocneswi 23 Thousands jam streets to see roScTparade as 25th annual Fiesta de los Vaqueros opens publishes 112 Page, sevenection Rodeo edition Gloria Kinney KOr w.rtxptt reien as co- power of the Middle East and Asia. Regardless of threats, this will not compromise by ap ana ioo break UP peasement its security or the prin uner uy gamDiers, pusnes anve against vice ln Pima county. 14 City's 22-year-old symphony orchestra crippled by walk-out of 20 union musicians. 16 Three OPT busses, operated by substitute drivers, blasted by shotgun; Pima county leads state in percentage of new homes built during past 10 years. 18 Crab apple trees in full bloom, Indian Summer blamed.

lowest in nation, state health department head states. 23 Salpointe Catholic High school receives $500,000 gift from John J. Raskob foundation. 27 Tucson's 1950 business reported better than in "boom year" of 1948; Tucson truck freeway construction begun. 29 Tucson bank debits show gain over corresponding period in 1949 for 25th consecutive week.

ciples by which a society of free men must live. We will not reward Communist aggression. In 30. Mercury hits 107. July 1 Coroner's jury finds Earl Dotson guilty of "negligence in Mother's Day auto collision claiming two lives and critically injuring Patricia Murphy.

2 Catalina and Rincon forests ravaged by 15 lightning-set fires. 5 Survey reveals vacant living quarters in Tucson. 7 Grand Central Aircraft company gets $13-million contract for modification plants. 9 Rain, floods, humidity (91) harass city for sixth consecutive day. 11 Pima county's assessed valuation for 1950 up $13 million.

12 Head offices and engineering division of Infilco, Chicago sewage treatment firm, to be moved here. 13 Gov. Dan' E. Garvey announces his candidacy for re-nomination. 14 Six Davis-Monthan airmen Korea, this means that this coun ZSTw Mnefit Cerebral try will not be intimidated by the threats coming out of Peiping; but will continue under the United Na- Palsy foundation.

March Amprican Airlines rt 19 County fair opens gates for 5-day run. 21 D-M airmen donate 98 pints of blood to Red Cross. 24 TRT bus strike ended. 25 Communitv Chest drive for $202,000 launched. 26 Tucson High school ski club personTS uT traffic at muni- START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT ATTEND Bible Exposition and Mission's Conference Sunday, Dec.

31 through Sunday, Jan. 7 7:30 p.m. HEAR w. three Tucson rf R2.600 lThre, one-legged bers practice on campus grass. Tucson Indian, goes un -t Derior Court in defense of his ngni jo New Salpointe high school dedicated.

31 Month ends with record-breaking high temperatures. 'chute to safety as B-50 crashes in Galiuro mountains killing four. to cut hair without a license. 14-Mayor E. T.

Houston decorated by Greek King for Trikkala affiliation work. i7T.enn Ranid Transit shuf 15 Manuel Olivas 8-year-old boy, drowns in Carrillo park Dr. Richard E. Day Renowned Bible Expositer Famous Biographer of Moody-Spurgeon Finney Brainard etc. Delightful Life-Changing Messages revealing the Beauties of the Lord Jesus Christ.

James B. Denhan Missionary Evangelist Jnst returned from a tour of South America. Colored Pictures revealing glorious a 1 1 through New Testament Methods of Evangelism, Challenging Messages To All Christians To Do God's Work in God's Way. fles schedules, opens three new swimming pool. 19 Temperature of 83 degrees routes.

io iT.rrr'iYt aliierator $Jje frxvEsym Bailo Star 27th Annual by sheriffs deputy in trailer court. sets all-time low maximum for date. 21 Hollywood stars, Miss 24 Twelve Hi when flaming B-50 ex America arrive for "The Furies" November 1 Halloween turned into chaos as juvenile vandalism sweeps city THS stadium turned into goblins nest for 6,000 smallfry and parents. 4 Sweeping investigation begun in death of woman lawyer. 5 Tfr igger-happy vigilantes litter Old Tucson streets with "corpses" in annual ghost town "daze." 8 Republican a takes early lead in returns on gubernatorial race.

10 Pyle breaks 20-vear reien of premiere; $100,000 in stolen pro plodes and crashes in desert near Hayden, two survive. 28 March lamb turns into roar perty recovered by city detectives 22 Three young gunmen cap HEART TO HEART COMMUNITY CHAPEL' Pima Avenue at Catalina Boulevard tured two hours after $1,000 mark ing lion as heavy winas, ram. dust and thunderstorm buffet Tuc- et hold-up; .74 inches of rain hits city in one hour. 23 Tucson marine reserves get orders to report for duty July 31; Furies parade tours city, auction Democrats in governor's chair; Tucson telephone plants picketed by striking Western Electric company workers. SYNODICAL CONFERENCE LUTHERAN CHURCHES fizzles; city gets 1.51 inches of rainfall in 24 hours; census count SD1S mm rn JV S29Chester W.

(Jack) Gardner, justice of peace, dies at 53. April 1. "World's nosiest people" begin 1950 Tucson census. 2. Jerome P.

Martin announces candidacy for re-nomination as Pima county sheriff. 3 Monroe Allen, ques i 11 J. Byron McCormick resiems fight carried to director of bureau. a3 UA prexy; bus fares hiked. 26 Continental ranch worker The Lutheran Church "On the KOY, 7:30 A.M.

KOPO, Tucson, A.M. KCNA, Tucson, 3:00 P3L 12 Record crowd, 26,500, see UA 1 trampled on gridiron, 47 to 13. bv killed lifting "hot" wire; excavation for YMCA building started. Tempe. i 29 Trapped in sewer cave-In 13 East Soeedwav pedestrian for more than hour, worker es 45 becomes county's 44th highway fa-! tioned in Turner murder case, is found dead at the bottom of a mine nt in Bisbee: Felix Lucero, 53-year- 1 REDEEMER I 200 E.

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ARNOLD SITZ 14 Fleet Admiral Chester 1 old Tucson sculptor received se Nimitz and wife visit friends 15 Prisoner found dead after brings you The Arizona Daily Star DAILY SUNDAY delivered to your door at $3.75 less than regular subscription rate scuffle in cell at city jail. i REV. NORMAN BERG This Offer Not Good for Fractions of the Year in 721 N. 2nd Ave. Phone 3-2613 im Tth Are.

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6. Ceiling of 29-year-old school collapses late in evening; no injuries. 8 "Foster. Barber Charles Love is free to practice his trade in Tucson, court rules. 11 Petitions seek F.E.P.C.

for Tucson. 14. Roosevelt school pupils go August 1 Tucson marines, 237 strong, off to the wars; drowned man's body found in Santa Cruz river. 4 Record number of candidates, 94, file for 30 county offices ln Sept. 12th primary.

5 Utility employe killed by spark from "hot" wire. 8 Record $3,199,260 budget adopted by city council; county supervisors attack road improvement program. 10 New Salpointe Catholic Hlsh xo ueaa, iu naracnute to aafetv S.S. and Adult Bible Hour 9:30. I S.S.

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R. S. Beal, pastor and teacher. under fire with charges of perver school 1 to be ready for fall term. 11 Youth critically injured when home-made bomb explodes.

12 16,250 students expected ln city's schools this fall. 14 Lucky Lady II, first plane to circle globe non-stop, crash- sion leveled at inmates; supervisors charged with laxity. 20. Grand Central Aircraft leases hangar space at mu lands on desert, crew walks away, 23 More than 200 San Xavier miners out on strike. 25 Police arrest Tucsonan drunkenness charge for 142nd time in 10 years.

26 Tucson Boys' Chorus leaves for tour of five west coast cities; 2,000 students descend on UA campus for first annual high school seniors day. 28 Canvass shows 71.9 per cent of registered voters cast ballots state, county at general election 30 Month ends with mercury riding at record heights. 15 County supervisors adopt nicipal airport tor air xorce wmuer modification plant. Dudget for fiscal 1950-51; 21. Gov.

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27 Georee O. Hathaway, 34- 17 SteinfeldJacoroe department vear-old former border patrol in- sDector named superintendent of store deal announced. 19 City ranked 35th out of 82 western cities in traffic safety the state highway patrol. during 1949. 30.

New dog pound ready for NAME occupancy. 22 Officers find 8-year-old boy, lost ln desert near Oracle Junction for 27 hours. May STREET 23 First draft call made in Pima 9. Four -construction workers county. 24 Tucson youth, 15, demon are Injured, two critically, in gas I (LA 4 R.FJ).

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(GOOD IS ARIZONA DISTRICT ONLY) Rural subscribers receiving paper from motor carrier Ronald Peterson or Raymond Larsea please furnish street as well as mailing address. 10. Tucson gifts to sister-city December I lEspee calls for more skilled workers for Tucson division. 3 Lewis W. Douglas, ex-envoy 1 to Britain, returns to Southern I Arizona ranch.

5 Girls rate better grades than boys at Tucson High school. 6 Another grocery holdup here yields, $3,000. 7 County receives iron lung as gift of Tucson club. 8 Night-long prayer for peace and for safety of sons in Korea attended by 300 at cathedral. 9 Friday night Christmas shop 25 Tucson state guard member killed when tank overturns at Fort Trikkala arrive in Greek port.

14. One hundred Tucson union NOTICE: All mail subscriptions must be paid to or in advance of Jan. 1, 1951, before $14.45 will be credited for one year. To Insure correct dating of your new annual painters establish new record by painting Ryland Home for Aged in subscription, please bring in, or mail your subscribers receipt cara. PLEASE CHECK YOUR TYPE SUBSCRIPTION Huachuca.

31 Tucson1 Boys' choir wins praise at Chicago trade fair. September 1 Mercury climbs to 108, all- two minutes, 20 seconds. 15. Effie J. Browne, 62-year-old, dies in Mothers dav truck-auto col lision on Ajo road; four others crit Change over from monthly by mail to annual Annual renewal (one who has paid by year before) Change over from weekly or monthly to annual in city time record here.

ically Injured, including her grand ping proves great success. 3 Youngsters return to school 14 UA veterans' accounts office New Subscriber rooms 20,000 strong. found with $1,700 shortage. 4 Labor Day crash at Cienega 15 Anonymous gift of $120,000 daughter, Patricia Murphy. 17.

Edward Browne, 64, becomes second victim of Mother's day accident and 20th ounty traffic fatality. 20. Liberty Bell replica arrives, bridge kills three, injures seven. for construction cf youth center made to Tucson church. 6 Director of u.

b. census blasts hopes for metropolitan count 16 Southern Arizona ranchers,.