Arizona Daily Star from Tucson, Arizona • Page 2

TUCSON, ARIZONA, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 8, 1933 THE ARIZONA. DAILY STAR PACK TWO One million bushels of sec ton will be placed In the year by Tennessee planters. KKl'OKT IS OUT Arizona Briefs MILK STUDY IN Weather 3 FORY. M. C.

A. Aitill STATE FINISHED Arizona; Pair Sunday and Mon day, except unsettled northeast por vice-president: S. J. Lippman, see retary-treasurer, and R. Webster, Douglas; A.

E. Hightower, Yuma; W. A. Lamprey, Tucson, and Frank Tutt, Jerome, directors, B1SBEE Miles Merrill of this city today announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for state mine inspector. He Is a native of Arizona and a member of one of the state's pioneer families.

it REAL CHILI' REAL CHILI FAMOUS FOR ITS FLA "It's Dellciously Differsr REAL CHTL SHOPPE CONGRESS ST. at 6th REAL CHILI REAL CHILI Large Increase Shown In Boys Work of Association U. S. and Arizona Official Group Makes Tests In untir U. S.

highway 66 has been improved.) The delegation was from Ashfork, Williams, Flagstaff, Wins-low and Holbrook. No action was taken In the matter by the commission. PHOENIX W. T. Eden of Cot-tonwood was elected" president of the Lumberman's Club of Arizona here today.

Elected, to serve with him were L. H. Harman, Phoenix, By ASSOCIATED PRESS AFFORD The annual three-day conference of the Arizona Good Roads Association and the Arizona State Supervisors Association will open here May 12. ST. JOHNS Water flowed over Lyman dam, cullt several years ago, for the first time today.

The event was celebrated by scores of Apache county citizens and state and county officials from all parts of the state. Including Governor Hunt and Fred Butter, president of the state 141 members held 24 meetings with 805 In attendance. Camp: Camp promotion will begin In earnest at the close of the leai'n-to-ewlm campaign- Blglt boys have paid their registration fee and numerous others have assured us of their Intention of attending camp this year. campaign: With approximately 650 boys signed up for the first weeks of our cam-palgn and with registrations for the final week yet to come in, it looks as though we will give swimming Instructions to at least 700 boys this spring. Vocational Guidance Camiwlgn: We feel that one of the greatest services yet rendered to the youth of our community was the successful find yourself campulgn on the evening of April 18.

Eighty-five selected men representing 47 vocations met for dinner and instructions at 6:00 p. m. at the high school with vocational guidance chairman Fred Niediinghaus. At 7:80, 154 boys who had previous- DENTISTRY You CAN AFFOR Mini Dr. Clarence E.

Smith of- the TJnlted States Public Health service will leave Tucson today after being In Arizona since April 9 timing which time he has made a' survey of the enforcement of the state milk ordllnance in cooperation with D. W. Fountain, state dairy and Miss If. Ridor, director of the Arizona State laboratory, who represented the Btate board of health on the survey. Phone 827 Hours to 6 Presentation of the report of the boya' work division of the Y.

M. C. was made to the committee in charge, Thursday and showed tho largest increase in the history of In ttiis department, A discussion of plans for the summer camp to be held at Camp Pinery was also a part of the business of the committee. The following Is the report for the month of April. Membership: Continued upward trends In boy membership In all departments reflect a healthful condition in the Boys' Division.

EXAMINATION AND ADVICE TREE OPEN EVENINGS Until 8 P. M. Exoept Saturdays X-RAY DR. F. E.

SOWERS DENTIST This national survey is being made in order to standardize the enforcement In all states operating SUPERIOR Fire swept over the business section of Superior today, destroying two buildings valued at $60,000. Approximately $5,000 Insurance was carried. Less than two months ago flames destroyed worth of property In the business district PHOENIX A delegation of northern Arizona citizens appeared before the state highway commission today to protest against further tion. Little change in temperature. New Mexico: Fair Sunday and little change In temperature.

West Texas: Partly cloudy' Sun-day and Monday. PHOENIX, May T. iP) Heavy rains have fallen In Okla. homa and central Texas, Abilene reporting 4.S4 inches In the last 24 hours. Fair weather prevails in the middle and eastern portions of the cotton belt.

Rain attending a storm central over Iowa covers a large part of the interior. Showers continue at Cheyenne, Denver, Huron, S. St. Louis and as far east as Buffalo, New York. Temperaturo changes have been unimportant.

Low and high temperatures for the 24-hour period ended at p. m. today: Boston 44 58 Ruffalo 46 53 Chicago 64 "8 Denver 30 58 Kl Paso 48 78 Flagstaff 32 58 Kansas City "6 Los Angeles 56 68 Needles 54 88 New Oiiean .68 New York 52 60 Phoenix 53 83 St. Louis 68 78 Salt Lake City ........42 64 San Diego 58 64 Fan Francisco 5i 64 Santa Fe 30 62 Yuma 50 82 ORPHANAGE IS HOST AT HEALTH PROGRAM DR. ROCKEFELLER Optometrist 6th Floor' Consolidated Bank Bldg.

Tucson, Ariiona Right Glasses When Needed Jy filled out information blanks came in and were asslgned'to rooms 1 Mo ad I One I One we One mot under the standard milk ordinance. The surgeon general of the United States Public Health service, realic-injr that milk is an important factor In the health of a community. United Bank Building This month 262 251 Paid membership Club membership with their adult interviewers. In Seott at Conj Phone 3831 tervlews In some cases lasted for 2 hours and many additional Inter views have been reported. hus requested tlio cooperation of each state board of health in the evaluation of compliance of dailies expenditures on U.

S. highway 80 in various cities with this Totals 613 Program Participation: All previous available records on program participation were broken during the month. Large numbers of special activities, enthusiastic- participation by all members In the" regular scheduled events, active clubs, and participation of large groups of boys In free swimming instruction accounts for this fict. Typo occur it spite tf pari of GLADL. ADVEK i WlTHii TION IS ITV FG AGAINt THAN TION.

Departrrf appear morning: THE Classifl. SEARS mmm sfc asnnflai? Salle; This is the first time that the health service has cooperated with the dairy commissioner In a state wide survey. Dr. C. W.

Suit, Ktute superintendent of public health, has cooperated with the dairy commissioner in carrying- on this work outlined by the surgeon general. One value of the standard milk ordinance is in checking over every two years of the local Inspector by the state dairy nomniissioner or his deputy, who in turn is checked by one of the inilk specialists of the U. S. Public Health service. There are 13 towns in Arizona which have adopted the standard milk ordinance and will be inspected during the course of this year.

The check on Tucson's milk nltuatlon was made a week ago, find Dr. Smith, Fountain and Miss Rider have already checked Phoenix, l'mm, Prescott, Winsiow and Nogales. Dr. Smith will leave Sunday on an as.sisrnment with North Carolina's stato board of health. GUARANTEED TUB FAST Lodg 1 Auto IA-Ms 2- B-At I-C-Af a-D-Ai.

Auto 4 Gara: 4 A -Ga 8 Batt 7 Guests at the Arizona Children's Home were treated to an interesting Health Day program Saturday afternoon in which health, medical safe-guards, contagious diseases, advancement in such schools and cases of childrrn rescued from unfortunate homes were discussed. Dr. Lewis Howard, health director told of the progress made in Pima county in' recent years in work to vafe-guard healih and contagion among children. He said that the record in this county is very high. The nursing department of the health department participated In the program, showed charts, and This month Lobby attendance 3.751 tjym attendance 1,489 Swims and baths 3,319 Games checked out 1,840 Magazines checked opt 595 Club and bible class 1.4S8 Moving picture att.

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