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Tucson Daily Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • Page 12

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I Women Eying ty 's 'Needs; Aetl'jm 5. reforms-were''-rat- off In staccato- a li meeting of the women's committee i of the Tucson Chamber of Com- Wednesday night. 1 A newly organized- group, the was -started at the request of Fred Stofft, president of Julie Chamber of Commerce, "we are a group of i motivated by a desire to make Tuc- a first-class, representative stated Mrs. Th'elma McQuade, president. 5 Lasted as' desired Improvements the committee were dust con- trol, signs' for all streets, a paying better -street lighting, In.the county zoning ar- a a more efficient business bureau.

Numbering 3-of all homes and-exercising of mpre by citizens' depositing trash and refuse are also objectives. j' "Recreational facilities a i X--adequate for tourist Si'McQuade said. "Some park, prefer Stably Himmel, should be developed Siinto a picnic area 'with lighted ten' courts, shuffteboard and other of activity," 2' Mrs. McQuado mentioned that member of the city council and county board of super- Visors would be asked to attend the -rriext meeting 19. "We wqulfl to Inquire as to the reasons Si-why these improvements have not 5-'been accomplished or If they are she said.

"This action -is In no sense meant to be a challenge, but rather to find -'out the city's side of the Issue." F. Arab Member Of Stern Gang Seised In Israeli JERUSALEM (Wednesday), Sept. police announced mi ary 00 A a lJI.rjHlltK an admitted member of the Jew- ish gang, the investiga- tlon of Count Folke Bernadottes If assassination. Oil Executives Detained In Hungary Paul Rucdemann of Oil and his dcnitlv, George Bannentine (-right), of St. hcin? political police interior ministry Sin a.Standard Od Co.

of, said in Budap New Jersey affiliate. Java Communists Are Under Attack 1 BATAVIA, Java, 23. news agency Antara said Thursday the Republican army-began Wednesday a three-pronged offensive against Communist troop's who'have seized 'the jarea around- Maclioen i'n central Java. Sunken Roads Seen As Aid For Traffic SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. 23.

(IP) AdvaBtages' of depressed, expressways, re studied chl hfw experts Quarter Horse Show Set For Bar Double A Over 100 offspring of Western horses will enter the ring second annual Bar Double A quai ter hoi se colt show to be 'held Sunday near Nogales Entiles have been leceived from zon'a'hnd Several neighboring states. In. 10 halter classes 'for- prospective- quarter running and model colts; and fillies, 24 months of. age and A''gold trophy and sixTibttons will be awarded''In-each class. Selecting the 'winners will Lamklh of Westminster, an American Quarter Horse judge.

Kewnit Tucson the show. Calf arid held 'afterVthe sh'bw a'' barbecue Tli.e'-cplt show, only event'pf its kind held' irt Arizona, vatel'y "sponsored' by "Me. arid Mrs. 1 M. F.

Knagge, ranchers and quarter horse, breeders -whose' 1 -stallion, been of 'California- shows! 'The show is held-at the Bar'Double A rodeo Area 'eight miles north -of Nogales on 'and More than 2,000 persons I were present for the .1947 Localf. Conimitteemen Jurasn Salty: Thuridiy Local Democratic 'party: aru urging all; precinct-commit- teemcn "meeting elcctlori. of a. county chairman; scheduled for 7 p. in.

Friday, in superior r't. No. 1, -county, court house. Jnmes' B. Sheffield, the retiring chalrmim, is not expected to be a cnndldhte for Lenders linyc'been asking.

100. per cent of commit- tocnicn 'reduce, proxy' vo'tlhg to a minimum, John C. Under-, wood, committee- nuin and for The- of state and national rests- the precinct' committeejiinn, und that is too 1 -'responsibility delcRnto. to a Underwood explained. 12; Telephone Union Witt The division- tne Gommunications W.orkers'of'Arner-l ica, will-'meet here to discuss wage negotiations, Thirty'-two are- expected Leroy H'.

Purdy, division president, said Thursday the Mountain States Telephone Telegraph Co. still' has made no wage ''offer. Steady Jobs found lU AftA In Anoint lacks bulk tor nor- FOr in AUgUSl al elimination, "A tptal of placed in'' during by: the local state, employment service, Mgr. August Wieden said Thursday'. Thirty-seven others found'work through-the office in seasonal agricultural work, he Swaps Cathartics For Iteal Relief "I loathed taking cathartics.

Now I don't use them any. more, lor- ALL-BRAN every mornme keeps me well- regulated. --Joan Mich. If your Of the permanent placements, every day in milk--and drink plenty of water. ICnot satisfied after 10 days, send the empty carton to the Kellogg Battle Creek, and get DOUBLE as a means of cutting areas.

C. 'Coons of Lansing, Leandro Lopes Will Be Buried Wednesday Requiem high mass for Leandro Lopez, 68, who died Wednesday at set for 9 m. Friday San Agustin- -cathedral, -with Porfirlo 'n of tee' on del lodge offTclaUng at graveside American "delation services It 5 p. Hope State. Highway, nu iuivt officials, -saia ffiSS Worttles as and -Mrs, Rose and a hands assassination.

Jffi iff attnckirs Wadioen handle up to SO 000 cars dam Police said the Arab reported he Goon said. In this respect th control, access an With egress speedways, depressed routes ca to 00,000 cars ramps -parallelling sue: was one of 100 Arabs who worked vlt il )wmll ucil JUU U-lth the extremist 'Jewish organ- mandol ot Republican army, 1 Izailon, now outlawed, In a cam palgn of assassination against "all foreign Influences the Middle y. East," (The name of Arab was not carried "in'this dispatch, which passed through sorshlp.) made a hasty trip to Jogjakarta Thursday to "confer with Republican President Soekarr.o Gen. Soedirman, com-iroutes have an advantage over 11 uiiica tm tp- press 'routes using cloverleaf grad separations, which five aci-es of land jinterseotion, Coons' may requl for a singl plumbert 60 whole hog To clear your drain Of clog. iamel NUMBING HFATINC CO 732 E.

FT. LOWELL Dress right, Scouts! shoo wise that 'means 6 f'f 1 1 al Scouts. Thin trim, tough Official moccasin with raw cord sole 'fills the bill' for good, looks and wear in and out of uniform. ZINDER'S 1022 Park -Phone 8234 Open tonight 'TU "9 P. M.

HEAR -I 1 GO V.TOM Ride the Dewey Caravan to Phoenix THURSDAY. SEPTEBER 23 3:00 P- M. Greyhound Bus Depot 'S Silver-Sided 'Air-Conditioned Buses are--Cntirtered -T Meal in Phoenix al 6:15 P. Miller-s Cafeteria i i i BRUCE BROQKETT, IlPpnbHcan for'Governor ALBERJ? Republican for Representative to Dist. 2-- C1ARENCE BUBnVGTOJf ICEL- LAND, National CommUtccmnn MARGARET, ADAMS ROCKWELL, Committee woman at a private reception for Dcwey diravan delegation TheTolalCoslisOnlyJ for Transportalion and Meal al NEW REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS, I SON.

(hur(h Phone 3827 Will commitleemen going by car Cafeteria at 1 ''V" 1 the brother, Manuel, Rosary will, be Thursday at mortuary. my-week's wash in half an hour I That's all it takes at the View Half-Hour Laundry. You wash, rinse and damp- dry clothes 'automatically, Dp them in Westinghouse Laundroniats. Get clothes sparkling clean. O.VLV niJO A LOAD PRE- GIGANTIC SALE i Here's a gala parade of smashing; Talnes designed to appeal to everyone's purse! -We-offer you drastic reductions In almost every line hurry, hurry! DRESS SHIRTS Yale and Liondale a these attrac stripes, checks, whites, and plain colors.

Sizes 14 to IT, formerly priced at and 4,95. Reduced 'to, WOOL PAISLEY SHIRTS. In 8-M-L, these priced at 5.95. Whatta buy now! M.95 KHAKI SHIRTS Of 8 oz. hcnvyivt.

sanforized khaki, these shirts are a st.eal at tlils'amaz- Ing i- i e. Sizes COTTON PICKING for the cotton pickers, 'in Arizona. They are 07.., ft. long sucks. Originally priced at .3.30.

Short Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS If you are looking for a sport shirt at a real saving, yon this array of whites and colors. 'Beg. and 2.65 values. $1.50 OFFICERS' DRESS OXFORDS Regulation, plain-toe 'with leather Sole, rubber heel. Slics-6 to ReRularly 8.05.

t.UJiwsv.: KHAKI "PANTS Sanforized 8 oz. a i a these troustrs one. of. buys you seen. -Sizes 29-40.

CHILDREN'S BOOTS children love'these sturdy leather boots for school wear. Sizes' to 2. THE ARMY STORE Your work, horsi of tHe lys-, tern 1 It has to 'carry the load'for horns and all the Genuine -Ford Generator take it "i but it'j'n'go6d idertoy.li8ve check-up how and then toijt'e sure that generator, is. in good shaped That goes for the fiin generator belts.too. Your Ford Dealer has trained' lip on that generator-in of min' ntei, arid 'just iwhat.to 'da and! Special Ford" Equipment wneneyer 'there: iue generator tioublej, as on.any lervice if your generitbr too'; tired j-f i can new one just like it, or a'trade-in allowance for the old So check up-on your 'Ford's gen-: 1 erator with Ford check-up: Today's a gooid day this fast, money-laving 800 Block Et Broadway of STERLING FURNITURE'S ANNIVERSARY A GRAND RAPIDS 2 PC.

SET REDUCED HOO CHarles of style couch and match ing chair. Now 3 PC. SECTION AL SOFAS REDUCED 5 32.60 Can he used in' many arrange-' ntents. -Gray-Green, or Gray Wine tapestry. Mow 4 PC.

B. F. HUNTLEY BEDROOM SET REDUCED Nationally BIonde avoidre finish. Now ALL LAMPS STILL A FEW SETS LEFT! STAINLESS STEEL COPPER-PLATED COOKING UTENSILS i 9-Pc. Deluxe 19.98 1.00 Week -W MAHOGANY WRITING DESK REDUCED H7.00 Matching Chair Now 53 PC-DINNERWARE SET Complete for 8.

i a for this event. While they laatl 19 77 WE MUST CLEAR OUR STOCKS! COME AND SAVE ON THIS EVENT! STERUN FURNITURE CO. 33 SOUTH SIXTH PHOMt'77ril.

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