Tucson Daily Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • Page 6

PAGE 4 A I I I NEVER KNEW WHAT HIT HIM i He was waving to two friends seated on a fence along a fog-shrouded highway near Muskegon, Mich, when his motorbike sped across the center-line into the path of an oncoming car. Still looking backward and laugh- ing, 16-year-old Cornelius Van Eysden of Muskegon was hurled through the car's windshield by the violent impact. His young fellow-workers in the nearby celery field were horrified witnesses to the boy's sudden death. Court Gives Chambers Promotion SAN FRANCISCO--UP1-A Tucson attorney became chief judge of the U. S.

Court of Appeals here today. Richard H. 'Chambers, who at 52 is the youngest member of the niiiL-iiian panel, succeeded "waiter L. Pope. Pope vacated the position because of a new law going into effect that prohibits chief judges to serve if they are 70 years old or older.

Pope is 70. Chambers practiced law in Tucson before being named to the bench here in 1954. He became chief judge because he has the greatest seniority on the bench among its members under 70. Until he moved to San Francisco to assume the high judicial post, Chambers' had lived in Arizona since he was one year old. He was born in Danville, the son of a lawyer who later served as Superior Court judge in Graham County, Ariz.

Chambers attended Safford public schools, then the University of Arizona. He took his law degree at Stanford University in Cali- fornia and first opened Tucson taw office in 1932, He was active in Republican politics in Arizona and served as president of the Ptma County Bar Assn. President Eisenhower appointed Chambers to the Circuit Court on the recommendation of U. S. Sen.

Barry Goldwater (R-Arix). The circuit courts rank second in federal jurisdiction only to the U. S. Supreme Court. Boy Admits Tarring School Sheriff's juvenile officers yesterday turned a 14-year-old boy over to juvenile authorises after he admitted smearing fresh tar Baby Death Ruled Accident A skul! fracture and blood clot caused by a fall off a bed were responsible for the death of a 9-month-old baby girl Tuesday night, according to an autopsy report.

Lorraine Perez, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Perez, 1609 W. St. Clair died in St.

Mary's Hospital several hours after she rolled off a bed onto the floor. Justice of the Peace Norman Green, acting as coroner, ruled the death accidental after receiving the report Dr. Ralph Fuller, who conducted the autopsy. Funeral services for the baby will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow at St.

Margaret's Catholic Church. Burial will be in Holy Hope Cemetery. around School. Sunnyside Junior High The boy told Deputy Stan Schwab THURSDAY EVENING. AUGUST 6.

1959 Boy Dreann Double he noticed pot of Ur on the school roof while searching for balls. The Ur was sticky because of the sun. When some younger boys walked near an adjoining building, the 14- year-old said, he ihreW tar balls at them but missed, splattering the wails. He also smeared tar on the roof, a window and two coolers. School officials estimated it would cost approximately J100 in labor to have tar removed.

Under the Sea." Feature In Movie GROMSBY, England--UPI-Tony Usher. 11, who sat through two showings of a movie and fell asleep during ihe third, told wiice who wakened him after 18 hours in the theater that he'd dreamed a double feature. It was part "Cinderella," which he had just seen, he said, and part monster, from "20,000 Leagues Red-Harassed Laos Declares Emergency SAIGON--UPI--Landlocked Laos has proclaimed a state of emergency in five Communist-threatened border provinces, it was reported here today. The provinces are Phong Saly, Sam Meua, Xieng Khouang, Tha- kek and Savamiakhet--all in the area where government troops have been battling guerrillas said to be armed and supplied from Red China and North Viet Nam. Former Tucson Fire Chief Critically III McNARY--W--John C.

Sievert, former Tucson fire chief, remained in critical condition in the McNary General Hospital today. Sievert has been in the hospital since Monday when he suffered a heart attack. Youth Gets Probation In Auto Theft, Burning Oscar Pacheco Ramos, 19, was placed on probation for six months today after he pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of accessory to grand Judge Robert 0. Roylston suspended the imposition of any fine or imprisonment for a six-month period. Ramos pleaded guilty yesterday after Prosecutor Pete M.

Rubi had the charge reduced from grand theft to accessory after the fact. Ramos, of 710 Van Alstine was arrested by city P9lice May 5 for taking part in stripping a 1952 sedan which had been stolen almost six months earlier. A registered nurse, Margaret S. Campbell, 4205 E. Hawthorne reported her unlocked car was taken from the St.

Mary's Hos pital parking lot while she was on duty there Nov. IS. Stripped, burned and abandoned, the car was found Feb. 25 off Kemiecott Asks Cut In Valuation PHOENIX UP! Kcnnecott Copper Corp. today asked the Arizona Tax Commission for an SO per cent reduction in its assessed valuation.

The firm said the commission, sitting as a board of equalization, fixed its worth at more than full cash value, rather than at the 4.85,-v COTTON CARPET Guaranteed for 5 Years (Installed Over 40 Oz. Pad) SUMMER SPECIAL I Wall To Wall Cleaning off 9x12 FIBER 9 Ph. EA 5-7348 CD 1 Phone For 1132 Norrh OWriCtVWlV 3 FRE Richey Blvd. RUG CLEANERS ESTIMATE last the Ajo road 33 miles west of 25 per cent of full value assessed other types of property. Tucson.

Ramos denied taking part in stealing the auto. He said he accompanied five other youths to the Ajo road site the following day and helped them remove equipment before they set the car afire. The state evaluated Kennecott Amona holdings at 525.5 million. The firm protested it should have been $5,619,875. Commissioners took the reduction request under advisement.

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