Arizona Daily Star from Tucson, Arizona • Page 2

TUCSON, ARIZONA, FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 15, 1935 Vht Arfzcmn Bails tar PAGE TWO Weathe- ANCIENT CORN TO BE PLANTED FUEL OIL Guaranteed First Grade 18-40 09 Arizona: Fair Friday and Satur. rfnv little change in temperature. daNew Mexico: Fair Friday and Saturday, colder outo-l Fri-day. warmer east port PHOENIX, Nov. 14.TLW.

and high temperatures for the 24 I-J onHort at 6 P. m. Kernels Found in Tomb In C.M.TC. LISTS ARE PUBLISHED 16 Pima County Youths Complete Work in Past Summer In a review ot civilian military training camp work done this past summer, jjsued yesterday by Col, Charles H. Rutherford, civilian aide for Arizona to the secretary of war, 27 Plus Drs.

Schell Schell Optometrists Eyes Examined. Glasaea Scientifically Fitted 51 E. Broadway Opposite P. O. Special Attention to Children' Eyes Old Mexico Will Be Given Tests nour penuu 46 Minimum Delivery 25 Gals.

CALL 051J1 passion of social justice and righteousness which the prophets reveal in their great literary prophecies became the proud possession of the Jewish people when Israel no longer dwelt in its own land. "Thus it has ever been the peculiar genius of the Jewish people to assimilate the culture of surrounding peoples, digest them and then create something new and distinctive." Herman Novick has prepared the musical program. The public is invited to attend the services. The religious school meets on Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. FARMERS TO MEET COOLIDGE, Nov.

14. (Special to The Arizona Daily Star) The Coo-lidge local 21, of the Farmers Union will hold a meeting at the Valley church, southwest of here Friday niPht according to an announce- TEMPLE EMANU-EL CHURCH SERVICES Rabbi William H. Rosenblatt of Temple Emanu-El, 560 South Stone, will speak on "The Tragic Fear of Assimilation" at the Sabbath services held at the temple at 8 o'clock Friday night. "To. the thoughtful mind, Judaism represents an assimilation of over three thousand years of civilization.

Judaism is the creation of a forge whose bellows was the culture of different civilizations. The finest literary treasures, the great religious ideas inherent in Judaism were forged out of existing ideas already in vogue among the peoples with whom Israel dwelt. The great Jewish law code, the Babylonian Talmud, the official guide of ortho HERMOSILLO, Mexico, November 14. (P) (Special to The Arizona Dally Star.) Sonora will be the scene of an Interesting agri cultural experiment this month when an attempt will be made to sprout corn kernels 12,000 years old. by Governor Ramon Ramos of Sonora.

In an Interview granted today concerning the unique effort to sprout corn kernels found in ancient tombs, Governor Ramos said: "These kernels of corn are beautiful in size and perfectly red In color. "They are said to have been buried several thousand years ago, and they were found with the bodies of mummies claimed by scientists to be around 12,000 years old. "Mexican agricultural experts and Paxson C. Hayes, noted California ethnologist, who has just returned from an extended expedition into the region of these recent discoveries, will attempt to sprout the corn." The attempt to germinate this corn is being sponsored by the Sonora state government as a feature for the forthcoming Sonora agricultural and industrial exposition to be held in the city of Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico, from November 20 to 30. As an introduction to th coming exposition the government has arranged to feature Hayes in a series of broadcasts over station XEBH on 1000 kilocycles from 12 p.

m. to 1 a. m. Pacific standard time, November 14, 16, 18 and 19. Hayes Is well known to audiences of the United States and much interest has been aroused for these forthcoming talks, which will have as an accompaniment a specially selected program of Mexican music.

The sprouting effort will be made by Paxson C. Hayes, noted jo t-ima county youths are listed as having completed work and been given credit. The camp was held at Fort Hua-j chuca, 88 miles southeast of Tucson, i A compilation of the names of the C. M. T.

campers lists the fol-' lowing youths from the southern part of the state: Pima County Melvin Ahlberg, route 2, box 352, 1 California ethnologist, with the as Dr. Jane Lewis CHIROPODIST Scientific Treatment Ot the Feet Phone 3637 Lewis Hotel Parker-Grimshaw UNDERTAKING CO. "DRY AIR-COOLED" 215 N. Stone slstance of Mexican agricultural ex perts, and will be one of the high lights of the Hermosillo agriculture exposition and fair being sponsored dox Judaism, was Ihp nrnHnct nf mpnt bv E. D.

(jnanaier, wno saia Abilene Amarillo Boston Buffalo Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Corpus Christi Dallas Denver Detroit Dodge City Duluth El Paso Flagstaff Fresno Galveston Havre Huron Kansas City Knoxville Los Angeles Memphis Miami Milwaukee Mod en a Needles New Orleans Now York 36 40 34 26 38 38 38 58 40 28 38 30 32 40 16 42 48 8 16 38 50 46 44 64 40 22 36 48 42 38 Israel's Babylonian exile. The great 1 that all farmers were welcome. CHEVROLET OWNERS! 58 38 48 38 26 40 40 46 72 52 36 40 36 32 70 48 66 60 18 22 42 60 72 48 78 46 46 70 54 50 40 32 72 38 48 38 58 50 66 46 42 64 60 50 74 54 30 54 42 -42 50 46 8 57 72 I Jf SI Oklahoma City MONTHLY INSPECTION Omaha 30 SIGMA XI OFFERING RESEARCH AWARDS 40 Phoenix Pittsburgh 36 WILL SAVE YOU MONEY IN REPAIRS Portland, Ore. I oes araaise on Tucson. Charles E.

Cameron, Ojo. Warren Case, Rillito. Horace D. Guerry, 521 East Eighth street, Tucson. Andrew E.

Hoge, post office box 369, Tucson. John E. Killip, box 622, Ajo. Kenneth F. McCollum, box 322, -birr.

Frank H. McGuire, 1648 East Third street, Tucson. Gustave V. Nogales, box 429, Ajo. George R.

Radovich, Ajo. Louis M. Ramirez, general delivery, Ajo. Charles C. Ren, Ajo.

Ephriam E. Renteria, box 416, Ajo. Charles T. Roten, 1140 East Tenth street, Tucson. Donald J.

Willett, route box 91, Tucson. Greenlee County Mark A. Aguirre, box 963, Mo-renci. Oscar L. Newbury, box 272, Duncan (advised to qualify for examination for commisison In O.

R. C). Rudolph H. Pina, box 117, Mo-renci. Dario Rietz, box 228, Morenci.

Clayton H. Sharpe, box 383, Morenci. Angel D. Tellez, box 125, Morenci. Joe Yee, Morenci.

Pinal County Rudolph V. Anaya, Sonora. Hilario L. Esparza, Sonora. Jack T.

Fowle, post office box 64. Oracle. Louis E. Mannheimer, Superior. Simon R.

Morgan, Sonora. Benjamin Perez Ruiz, Sonora. Santa Cruz County Pueblo Raleigh 4 Roseburg 38 Roswcll 32 St. Louis 44 Salt Lake City 30 San Diego 50 San Francisco 48 JT WILL pay Chevrolet owners to drive into our Service Department regularly! A monthly inspection ia FREE I Probably your car will not require a tap of wort. But if It does, a small service job performed now may save you worry and expense later.

Let our Chevrolet-trained mechanics check your car regularly. That's good tense and good insurance. FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY! Two research awards of $1,000 each in the fields of biological and physical sciences will be given by the Society of Sigma Xi during its semi-centennial celebrations next year in Ithaca, it was announced yesterday by Dr. G. T.

Caldwall. The head the University of Arizona zoology department is a member of the committee at. large for the semi-centennial as chapter representative for Arizona. Whether or not Sigma Xi chapter in Tucson will submit the names of two candidates for those awards could not be determined 36 Tha place for Friendly Service Santa Fe Savannah Seattle Sheridan Shreveport Spokane Tonopah OPEN DAY AND NIGHT 54 40 14 42 28 22 46 Washington yesterday, but Dr. Caldwell did "She Walks in Beauty" at $6.50 to $7.50 But in our HALF-PRICE Sale she can walk in beauty for HALF PRICE.

Paradise Shoes in Kids both black and brown and in Suedes and Suede combinations. A famous lot of beautiful shoes at an infamously low price and in mid-season, too. While they last folks they are yours for Winnemucca 16 Winnipeg 8 Winslow 19 Yuma 4 state that every chapter in the country has the right to propose a candidate. The awards will be granted to research workers under 40 years TUCSON AJfclXQW of age in recognition and for aid of 115 N. (ith Ave.

Phone 2380: research still in progress. Suede and Kid in on o. i Brown and Black Phone 372 I Corner East 7th St. and Tyndall Ave. street, Miami.

Jack R. Van Nook, 1008 Cedar, Miami. Cochise County John J. Bickley, box 1141, Bisbee. Harry Irvin Boren, Bowie.

Robert A. Fish, 1118 Thirteenth treet, Douglas. Marlon J. Hill, box 174, Tombstone. Joseph Francis Lefebvre, box 82, Huachuca.

Burton H. Moore, San Simon. Humbert S. Moreno, Tombstone. Donald J.

Riggs, Bowie. John D. Rockhill, Tombstone. Walter H. Saner, Bowie.

Warren -W. Welcome, 945 Elev-nth street, Douglas. Robert G. 859 Fourteenth street, Douglas. 1 Special for FrL, Nov.

15 and 16 -Free Delivery Group No. 2 Broken Lots 200 Pairs Pumps, Straps, Ties and Oxfords, All Sizes in the Group Arthur W. Grimm, 222 Sonoita street, Nogales. Ernest F. Heath, 208 Sonoita street, Nogales.

Thomas M. Jaggers, Ruby. Jesus A. Sotomayer, 124 Franklin street, Nogales. Moses S.

Valdez, 211 Pajarito street, Nogales. Gila County Henry Allen, box 935, Miami. Arthur Damolin, box 1791, Globe. William E. Keegan, 328 South East, Globe.

Frank H. Knowles, 715-B Pinal street, Miami. Paul C. Lightle, Globe. Ira N.

McAlister, box 154, Clay-pool. Golden W. Mack, route 1, Miami. William T. Montague, box 65, Inspiration.

Geo. W. Puterbaugh, 118 Toombs, Globs. James M. Rucker, Miami.

Felix L. Sparks, R. F. D. No.

Miami. Claude E. Taylor, box 100, Miami. Frank S. Tuck, Hayden.

Arthur L. Turner. 508 Orphan street, iMami. Lyle E. Turner, 508 Orphan COFFEE TS I SUGAR I "MILK'- Hills Red M.

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