Tucson Daily Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • Page 10

PAGE 10 A I I I WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 8, 1961 Group To Send Books To Greece The Order of AHEPA (American Hellenic Education Progressive Assn.) and its auxiliary, the Daughters of Penelope, are collecting educational books to be sent to Greece. The books, which must be in good condition, will be turned over to Greek schools and libraries. Paperback books or magazines are not acceptable. Types of books needed include American history, American literature, biographies, technical books, and books on science, the arts, law and political government. Books may be taken to the Janton Realty, 1068 N.

Alvernon, or to the St. Demetrius Hellenic Church, 625 N. 2nd St Chris Anton is chairman of the drive. Officers of the AHEPA are Harry Janos, president, and Paul Seimenis, secretary. Miss Nikolakopulos is president of the Daughters of Penelope, and secretary is Miss Connie Diamos.

20 Data From MMtt 10 FORECAST Until --AP U. S. WEATHER BUREAU FORECAST Light snow and snow flurries are predicted for tonight in the lower Great Lakes area and in the eastern portion of the central Great Plains states. Rain and drizzle is forecast for the northern and central part of Texas. Occasional rain is expected in.

the north and central part of the Pacific Coast with snow and rain in Idaho. It will be cooler in the south Atlantic Coast states and warmer in the Carolinas, Texas, and the northern Rockies. FEET SHOES TROUBLE This coupon you to Dr. ScholTt complete icientific Pedo- graph Foot Test right over your stockinged feet The test automatically ind ptphicully reveals tny arch weakness.or unequal weight distribution you may have. Weak archeg often cause foot and leg pains, burning at ball of foot, callouses, corns; bunions, tired legs, excessive perspiration and similar common foot troubles.

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yesterday tl Highest 1 ttmp. Year aao 73 High record for dole 11943) 83 Low temp, yesterday 3 7 1 Low temp, year aoo 37 i Low record for date 24 Mean temp, yesterday 9 Mean temp, year ago 55 Normal temp, this date 5 3 Humidify 5:30 p.m. yesterday 73 Humidity 5:30 a.m. today 61 Sunrise 7 1 3 Sunset 6:64 for Hours it (Tucson time) STATION' Mln. Prep.

Albuquerque 46 30 Atlanta 36 '34 Bllllnot 4 38 Boise 4 37 Boston 33 Buffalo 4 Caloary 49 21 Casper, Wyo 36 30 Charlotte 38 33 1 .48 Chlcaoo 33 28 I Cincinnati 38 37 .37 Cleveland 30 11 Denver 4 1 30 Des Molnss 32 7 Detroit 30 14 Douglas 55 26 El Paso 54 34 Fairbanks 15 --7 Flagstaff 37- Ft. Worth 39 Grand Canyon 40 27 Honolulu 81 68 Indianapolis 36 33 .11 Kansas City 39 25 Las Veoas 54 35 Little Rock 38 35 .29 Los Angeles 65 50 Memphis 44 35 .52 Miami Beach, Fla 79 68 Minneapolis 34 New Orleans 54 42 New York 25 Oklahoma City 31 25 Omaha 33 15 Philadelphia 34 23 TR Phoenix 64 37 Pittsburgh 37 5S 1 8 Portland, Me 31 15 Portland, Ore 51 44 .39 Rapid City 17 St. Louis 34 21 .24 Salt Lake City 44 35 San Dleao 50 San Francisco 57 51 .01 fampa v.w Toronto 30 TUCSON 3S Washington 3' 30 Wichita 30 23 .02 7S 44 --Robert L. Kino, meteorologist In charae, Tucson U. S.

Weather Bureau 2 Bad Check Writers Get Probation Two bad check writers with no previous felony records were granted probation in Superior Court yesterday. They were Thomas Lee Hall, 19, of North Lima, Ohio, who was placed on probation for four years, and Emery C. Drake, 34, of 2343 E. 19th who drew a two-year suspended term. Judge John F.

Molloy told Drake that the bad check conviction was "the only mar upon an otherwise good record. "It's a shame you had to ruin it with such foolishness," he added. Drake was accused of pass- in" three checks, totaling S285, on no account at, a local bank in -October. He pleaded guilty to the first count and the other two. charges were dismissed.

Hall pleaded guilty to passing a $38 forged check at the Golden Pin Lanes on Jan. 6. He also admitted passing two other checks at local stores last month. Ted Takes Job, Poses A Problem BOSTON UPI Edward (Ted) Kennedy, the President's youngest brother, took over today as the lowest paid assistant district attorney in Suffolk County history. The pay $l-a-year--was so low, in fact, that State Comptroller Joseph Alecks was mystified as to how Kennedy would be paid.

The job normally carries a $5,000 annual salary but young Kennedy said when sworn in yesterday he preferred to waive the entire amount. A 1959 graduate of University of Virginia law school, Kennedy said he was John Harlow'g informative gardening column sppearg in the Citizen'! "Around Your Home" Saturday. A SUPER VALUES! Girls' and Ladies' Pint Quality Blouses Sixes 7 to 74 ladies' Sizes 32 fo 38 Beautifully tailored styles in prints and solid colors. Easy Dacron and cotton or cotton fabrics from America's most famous mills. All guaranteed washable and colorfast.

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Fountain, who filed the suit in Superior Court, names as defendant Rex McKenzie, as operator of the Humble Service Station at 6402 Nogales Hwy. The complaint says that she drove the truck into the station last Apr. 10 and had one of the tires changed. It further alleges that the was done in such a negligent manner that the wheel came off a mile from the station and Mrs. Fountain was injured.

She asks $100,000 for injuries, medical balls and loss of earnings. Atty. Martin S. Rogers prepared the complaint. Realtors WiU Hear Batka "The Realtors' Role in the Community" will be discussed by Matt Batka at the Tucson Board of Realtors meeting tomorrow noon at the Tidelands Motor Inn.

Batka has been chosen to address the meeting in honor of his retirement from the office of regional vice president of NAREB, an office which no real estate man in Tucson has held before. He also will receive a a designating him "Realtor of the Year," a title voted him at a recent ing of the organization, Catalina Alumnus On College Honor Roll Burdette A. Bee, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. James L.

Bee, of 2537 N. Sparkman is on the Dean's Honor Roll at Kansas State College, Pittsburg, Kan. Bee, a 1957 graduate of Catalina High School, plans to teach when he is graduated in the spring. He is majoring in linotype operation and journalism and is associate editor of his school newspaper. For several years Bee was a carrier for the Citizen.

Interested only in trial experience. Alecks said that under the law Kennedy had to be paid or he couldn't work and the young attorney then decided to take one dollar for his efforts. This created new problems for Alecks. "Do we break his salary up into eight monthly payments like all the other assistant district attorneys or do we pay him the whole year's salary at once?" Alecks asked. He also noted that the state's fiscal year ends on June 30.

"How do we break up his pay for the remaining five months of the year? We can't pay him the whole dollar because he won't have worked a full year," Alecks said. Kennedy will not try any cases until he gains experience under the direction of veteran attorneys for the county, according to his superior Dist. Atty. Garrett H. Byrne.

Two Youths Held For Pima Court Two youths accused of stealing articles from a car at a bowling alley last week waived preliminary hearing in Justice Court and were ordered held for Superior Court action. They are Joe G. Amparano, 20, of 3631 E. Bronson and Robert Del Castillo, 18, of 126 E. Palmdale St.

The youths are charged with first-degree burglary. They were bound over by Justice of the Peace Alice N. Truman. Police said the two were spotted going through parked cars at the Cactus Bowl parking lot, E. 29th St.

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