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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, I I Thanksgiving Services Set Tonight, Tomorrow Tucsonians will attend church tonight and tomorrow to participate in Thanksgiving services. There will be no community service this year at the University of Arizona auditorium." Instead, the Tucson Council of Churches is sponsoring four Thanksgiving services. Threee of the services will be at 7:30 tonight at Rincon Congregational 122 N. Craycroft a St. Paul's Methodist 8051 E.

Broadway, and Chapel of Christ the King (Episcopal), 2800 W. Ina Road. At 10 a.m. tomorrow, the Tucson Council of Churches will sponsor a community service at the Catalina Methodist Church, 2700 E. Speedway Blvd.

At the Episcopal Church of St. Michael and All. Angels, the Holy Eucharist will be celebrated al 7, 9 and 10:30 a.m. tomorrow. The Eucharist will be sung at 10:30, with a brief homily.

The First Methodist Church will hold a special Thanksgiving Communion service between 7 and 8 o'clock tonight. St. Mark's Methodist Church has scheduled Mrs. Rita Beck Rosary Set For Mrs. Rita Beck Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m.

Frfday at Tucson Mortuary Chapel for Mrs. Rita Beck, a native Tucsonian and long time saleswoman at Sleinfeld's Department store. Mrs. Beck. 72, of 1048 E.

Edison died yesterday. After attending Tucson High School, Mrs. Beck began her career with Steinfeld's in 1918 and was soon established in the candy and cigar department where she was a familiar face until yer retirement in 1953. During World War II, Mrs. Beck was honored for her participation in the war bond program.

She sold more than $151,000 in bonds in one year and was honored in 1945 by presentation of four stars from a general's uniform for her part in promoting the bonds. Mrs. Beck was in SS Peter Paul Church. She served 15 years as an oblate for the 'Benedictine Chapel. Mrs.

Beck is survived by a son, Alex McGinn, and four grandchildren, all of Tucsn. Mass will be said at 10 a.m. Saturday at SS Peter Paul, and burial will follow at Holy Hope Cemetery. a 7:30 o'clock Union Thanksgiving Service tonight, to be held in Christ the King Chapel. Other Protestant services to be held tomorrow, include: at 10 a.m.--Faith Baptist Church, in the Elvira School, with the Rev.

Fred L. Pattison speaking on "Thanks for Fountain of Life Lutheran Church, where the Rev. Richard P. Mei- bohm's topic will be "A Christian Gives Thanks;" Faith Lu- theran Church, with Pastor Carl H. Harman conducting the service and Vicar Albert Isler preaching the and Spanish Trail Lutheran Church, where the Rev.

Erling H. Peterson will preach on "Garlands and Jewels." The 22nd Street a i Church will hold Thanksgiving services at 11 a.m. tomorrow. The Rev. Irving Childress will speak.

Sunnyside To Expand Vocational Program Sunnyside High School's vocational education department will begin offering classes in January on sheet metal and welding, auto mechanics, and carpentry and cabinet making. The new program was approved last night on a trial basis for one semester by the Sunnyside School Board. The board also voted to hire an additional teacher for the vocational department. The board will seek $4,542 in federal funds to help finance the trial program, which will be offered to seniors only. The courses will be an answer to the increased demand for more vocational classes at Sunnyside.

according to a Troester, assistant superintendent of schools. Seventy two students presently are on waiting lists for such courses. Troester said. A committee will be appointed to evaluate reaction to the new courses and to help develop fu- ture vocational education courses for Sunnyside. The board also has asked the State Department of Vocational Education for $13.000 to buy equipment for secretarial training, another vocational course.

The money will be used to purchase transcribers, duplicating and copying machines, tapes, an electric typewriter, and a steno laboratory. Troester also told the school board that the district's Head Start program cannot begin before April because federal funds are not available now. He predicted that the board's original request for $90.000 will be "reduced considerably." Blast Injures Fireman As Blaze Guts Residence A firefighter was in good condition at St. Joseph's Hospital today after being injured in a blast which sent fire racing through a plush ranch style home, causing damage. William Jefferson, 21, suffered an eye injury yesterday while John Wayne Again To Play 'Dual Role' HOLLYWOOD UPI Actor John Wayne, 58, has disclosed he expects to become a father for the seventh time and a grandfather for the llth time in April.

The actor said his grandchild is anticipated in July. Wayne said his wife, Filar, is expecting in April and his daughter, Toni, also is awaiting the birth of her child April 22, while, another daughter, Melinda expects a child in July. Fully recovered from a cancer operation earlier this year, Wayne currently is starring in a new western. "Eldorado." SPECIAL PURCHASE (Slightly Irregular) FROM I A I HEAVY ACRILAN Reg. 14.95 yd.

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Sinclair, 10954 Pantano Trail. Jefferson and Tom McCormick, both of the Rural Fire Protection Service, were fighting the outbreak from a bathroom door when an explosion hurled them into a hallway. McCormick was unhurt. Mrs. Sinclair's maid, Maria Plores, 18, discovered the blaze in a television room and dashed from the seven-room home with Mrs.

Sinclair's 4-year-old son in her arms. Firemen said the $30,000 home was leveled. Damage to contents was estimated at about $20,000. Mrs. Sinclair and her two daughters were not at home when the fire started.

Cause is still under investigation, but sheriff's deputies said the outbreak possibly started from sparks from a fireplace. --AP WirePhotos Queen Elisabeth Belgium's Dowager Queen Dies BRUSSELS -UPJ- The dowager Queen Elizabeth, Belgium's "grand old lady," died in Stuy- venberg Palace yesterday of her second heart attack in three weeks. She was 89 years old. The dowager queen, an eccentric who loved classical music and the arts and sometimes upset her countrymen by flirting with the Communists, was the grandmother of Belgium's reigning King Baudouin, his brother Prince Albert, and his sister, the Grand Duchess Josephine Charlotte of Luxembourg. Funeral services will be held Tuesday in the Gothic Collegial Church of Saint Michel in the center of Brussels.

The queen will be buried beside her husband in the royal crypt near Laeken Palace in the suburbs. Flags throughout Belgium were lowered to half-staff. Theaters and other places of entertainment closed voluntarily. The radio played classical mourning music between announcements of her death. Morning newspapers were bordered in black.

The dowager queen was the German-born widow of Belgium's King Albert who was killed in a climbing accident in the Ardennes in 1934. Her oldest son. former King Leopold" III, reigned from 1934 to July. 1951, when he abdicated in favor of his son Baudouin. King Baudouin and Queen Fabiola were on a state tour in Latin America when Elisabeth suffered her first heart attack.

They cut their visit short and rushed home. Last night they and other members of the royal family sped to the palace as soon as they were informed of the dowager queen's latest seizure. Court mourning was proclaimed for a month. PAGE 5 Aussies Develop Neiv Birth Control Pill SYDNEY, Australia i.fl A professor at the University of New South Dales said today doctois at the university have developed "the nearest thing to the i a in birth control pills. H.

M. Carey, professor of obstetrics and gynecology. said the tiny new pink pill has almost no side effects. The new pill has been tested on 100 women, he told a newsman, but will not be on the market for another six months. He said there have been a few mild reactions which the research team hopes to eliminate soon.

Carey said the secret of the Australian pill is in the amount of the hormones progestogen and oestrogen it contains. Previous pills, he said, contain progestogen equivalent to that produced by a woman in a month, but the new pill contains only the equivalant of that produced in seven days. West Side Areas Get Bus Service On Trial Basis LEROY COOK I REED Trailer Court Killing Ruled Justifiable David Leroy Cook was a free man today a Justice of the Peace Clark H. Johnson ruled yesterday Cook was i i in shooting and i i Hersch'el Hendrix on Nov. 14.

Cook, 27, had been charged with second degree murder after the occurred at Borman's Trailer Court, 4832 S. 6th Ave. Johnson said he that Cook's deformed left hand made his use of a pistol to defend himself justifiable. DARRELL PRIM, Cook's roommate of six hours on the night of the shooting, was the lone witness to the incident. Prim, now of 858 W.

Utah told the court he thought the force used against Hendrix by Cook "reasonable." "A man has a right to defend himself in his own home however he can," said Prim. "No man has a right to come breaking into another man's Prim testified Hendrix was angered by Cook's attention toward Cook's aunt, Mrs. Rose McClard, whom Hendrix. 38, had been dating. He said Hendrix appeared to have been drinking and in a jealous rage when he came through the trailer door "by force" shortly after 1 a.m.

PRIM ALSO testified Hendrix Pooch Eats Five Pounds And A Check FARNHAM, England Pete a parson's poodle is causing a financial crisis at the vicarage. The trouble is the black poodle has starting eating money. Two weeks ago the Rev. Charles Warner, 70, caught his dog eating one of his five-pound ($14) notes. He salvaged the bill and scolded Pete.

Then this past weekend Pete swalled a check found on the vicar's writing desk. "He's proving an expensive dog," said the vicar. had threatened to "bash his (Cook's) head in" and came at Cook once inside the trailer with his fists clenched. That, said Prim, was when Cook drew the pistol and fired when Hendrix dared him to. Deputy County Ally.

William Augustine failed in a bid to file a lesser complaint "such as voluntary manslaughter" against Cook, saying: "If everybody is allowed to use a deadly weapon. Tucson. is in trouble." Cook breathed a deep sigh of apparent relief as Johnson gave his decision. His attorney, Peter Neumann, threw an arm around Cook's shoulders for support and shook his hand. The Old Pueblo Transit Co.

has been ordered to serve the a i and Enchanted Hills areas on Tucson's West Side for a trial period of 45 days, beginning Dec. 1. i The order came yesterday t'ol-, lowing a lengthy hearing before the Arizona Corporation Commission HI City Hall. i The hearing resulted from a i petition given the commission i requesting daily bus service in the Mountain area. More than 180 persons signed it.

Court Takes No Chances TKKNTON. The State Supreme Court has ordered that one judge in each county will be responsible for sentencing gamblers. The court ordered the plan an effort to get uniformity in treatment of gamblers. The directive requires the Superior Court assignment judge for each county to sentence gamblers or delegate one judge to do it for him. although other judges may have presided at the trial or accepted a plea from the defendant.

Republicans Hold 'Cultural' Lead NEW survey reported in the current issue of McCall's shows that Republican members of Congress attend more movies and watch more television than Democrats. A news release about the article said this indicated that Republican senators and congressmen "are far more actively engaged in cultural pursuits than the Democrats." Family Gets 'Birds' NEW BEDFORD. Mass, The Maclay family really got the bird for thanksgiving. When Don Maclay of Mattapoisett won a Thanksgiving turkey he invited his parents to share the 15-pound bird with his family on Thanksgiving Day. The parents declined because they also won a turkev.

General Is Dead WASHINGTON I.P Maj. Gen. Harold M. McClelland, for the past 14 years director of for the Central Intelligence Agency, died Friday at" the age'of 72. McClelland ended an Air Force career in 1951 during which he was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal with oak leaf cluster, the Legion of Merit and the Order of the British Empire.

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Members of the audience said four (rips a day into the area would be considered adequate. Roy Laos, president of Old Pueblo, testified that the corn- puny once served the area ing 1942-52. "but a was in the days of sonic gasoline and tire I a i i and one-car families, Today it akes an area of at I least 4.000 homes to make daily i i a Steve F.merine of 2741 S. Ciwaing Place, told the commissioners there are a persons in Enchanted Hills who a bus service He added that are more man 450 homes in the i area from a i to A i Way. plus 4(id mobile home I a i i i C.

of 1834 W. Calle Sombra. said Old Pueblo should serve the districts or forfeit its franchise to operate on the West Side. The commission also awarded Tucson Gas Electric a certificate of convenience and necessity to place 46.1)00 volt power line from its new substation soutn of Tucson to the Pima Mining Co. operations.

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