Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 2

Page Two Arizona Republic. PHoenfc, tuertay Morning, June 6, 19391 Telephone Only one needed for Standard American ENCYCLOPEDIA UK already navlm or Tolmnea of tnla ipfcndU reference work. tbJa "upon willentltle the bearer lo an. volume of the Standard American long thej last, when preMnted at the aam. time Stc for the iUr ftnchrzm Edition or K8c for the De Lose edition, pin la eacB cue.

IT uSeaTat tbV Pboente, GloHUte. Men or Miami office, of the Kepublle pr memtlmml cattftB not Iflrt for TOlonM on. No. 275 REPUBLIC and GAZETTE KORTH CENTRAL AVENGE PHOENIX Curtail larcotic Sales leral prosecution of persons 'ed in sale, distribution or proof narcotics in Arizona has arrest of 40 "dealers" in the .4 nine months, according to H. Young, federal narcotic for Arizona.

40 arrested in narcotic cases, ive been convicted in federal and four now are under in- jent by federal grand jury, Mr. ug said. One person, a Mexican, fug.tive from a narcotic indict- it returned against him. to the federal agent, 'and production of narcotics in have decreased "effective- since tapping of the main source supply a few months ago en- mbled him to bring charges against of the distributors in the and Southern Arizona said the roundup of narco- C3ddlers included six Chinese jnopived in sale of narcotics in Southern Arizona cities. One man operated a "growing bed" in a fiver bottom near Florence was convicted and sentenced to prison.

He assertedly was the "wholesaler" ring of peddlers and his ar- conviction led to encircle- jrnerit by the narcotic agent of a Jring operating extensively in the Young declared. School Opens Summer Term The annual summer school of Phoenix Union High School opened yesterday with a registration of several hundred students, E. W. Montgomery, superintendent, reported. Registrations will be accepted for the remainder of the school week, Mr.

Montgomery said. The school, which continues through July 28, is held five days each week, with classes from 6:30 to 11:30 a. m. All classes are held in the basement of building so that excess heat is avoided by students and teachers. There are eight courses in mathematics, seven in social science, eight in English and eight in commerce offered this year.

The limit of subjects a student may take is two, unless one subject is typewriting which may be added as a third unit. The credits for satisfactorily completing the studies count toward graduation. Members of the faculty are E. L. Rogers, commercial and acting dean of boys; Miss Ruth Creighton, English and acting dean of girls; E.

D. Tussey, history; Alex Frazier. English and history; Harry A. Phillips, mathematics, and Mrs. Beth L.

Rodgers, librarian. YMCA Slates Athletic Events instruction is empha- in the summer schedule of -activities for men, which was placed in effect yesterday at the Ydunc Men's Christian Association building. i T. Pimm, senior program di- Dr, has arranged classes in hentary swimming for Mondays, JfiWnesdays and Fridays at 5:15 and advanced swimming at m. on Tuesdays and Thurs- Tax Board Holds 0 pen House The Arizona State Tax Commission will hold open house this afternoon in its new quarters on the first floor of the new state capitol wing, D.

C. O'Neil, chairman, announced yesterday. Mr. O'Neil said the commission and its employees would conduct visitors through the department, which occupies all of the basement and first floor of the south end of the wing, and explain the functions of each division. "Heretofore our quarters have been so cramped and the various divisions of the commission so scattered in the old building," Mr.

O'Neil said, "that it was impossible to acquaint the public with the commission and its work." Employees of the commission will serve refreshments during the open house, which will be from 3 p. m. to 5 p. m. Millers Set Wheat Price Maricopa county wheat millers yesterday agreed to pay $1.30 per hundredweight for U.

S. No. 1 soft white wheat this season, according to Rovce C. Blair, spokesman for the millers. The former price was $1.25 per hundredweight.

A few sales at $1.35 per hundredweight have been reported, but riot to millers, who handle 95 per cent of the county's crop. The harvest this year will be 450,000 to 500,000 bushels, the local county crop control estimates. The committee has announced the government will loan producers $1.28 per hundredweight on this grade of wheat. Applications for such advance can be made at the county agricultural agent's office, 1201 West Madison street. Such advances are available only to farmers who have co-operated in the government's crop control program.

Tax Interest Ruling Made Interest on delinquent taxes of irrigation districts shall be kept by the counties as compensation for the' expense of collecting the back taxes, the Arizona Supreme Court ruled yesterday. A similar ruling was made by the court several months ago concerning the collection of delinquent municipal taxes. The question as regards irrigation districts was taken to the high court by Maricopa County Municipal Water Conservation District No. 1 over the retention by Ed Oglesby, county treasurer, of $7,318.39 in interest. "It seems unreasonable the intention (of the legislature) was that the cities should lose this revenue while it is still to he retained by the irrigation districts," the court said.

think the purpose of the legislature in changing the law (enactment of section 33, Chapter 103, 1931 Session Laws) was to compensate the county for the expense to which it was put in collecting: the delinquent taxes of the municipalities, and we no reason why the same rule should not in reason apply to irrigation districts." The decision was written by Jus- "jfc addition, volleyball will be in the gymnasium at 12:30 utv lalull vvas WJ on Mondays. Wednesdays Alfred Lockwi £rldays and at 5:30 p. m. on Tues- and Thursdays. ft Ipst ruction in weight lifting, boxing, handball, bad- jnipton and the like also will be ANtn Pimm said.

D. Ross and Justice A. G. McAlister. loenix Legion Name Heads officers of the Luke-Grcen- tomorrow night at the Le- jsj 0 'n i Home.

364 North Seventh OSS Nominations will not close until the meeting has opened. H. Burnett is the onlv nomi- A Maricopa Countv Superior Court judgment upholding the will of Emma O. Smith, deceased widow of the late Frank O. Smith in a contest action brought by Maria B.

Smith was affirmed by the supreme court in another unanimous decision written by Justice Lockwood. he I Ross, wn tn(1 nominated at the last Jo- vice-commander and Simpson and W. S. Rigg nominated for junior vice- ittee were B. W.

Bruce. James 'or finance officer. for the executive nsttee were B. W. Bruce.

Jame uane. L. A. Jrnnincs, Z. V.

'herson. Rolin Shaw and W. I. Stephenson. J.

H. Moeur was nominated for trustee. employ Ihe cor capitol wing. A Chinese producer ix films unanimous de- Chief Justici Arizona Indus iward made to II' of Del expects in to Roosevelt Asked Issue Stamp To WASHINGTON. June President Roosevelt was asked per-; sonally today by Henry F.

Arizona senator, to have a special! Frny Marcos dc Niza anniversary issued. The proposed stamp would commemorate the 400th anniversary of the entrance of the Spanish priest snd explorer into what is now Arizona. The President was noncommittal. Senator Ashurst said after his visit to the White House. SENTENCE SERMONS By THE REV.

ROY L. SMITH One Sign humor is the ability to laugh at one's self. is loyalty without compensation. is a certain charity of mind. is the ability to pronounce "no" correctlv.

is the ability" to recognize our mistakes. is the ability to listen respectfully. is the willingness to live inside our income. 'Misdemeanor Charge Denied By Architect A. J.

Knano, an architect. 4327 Biltmore drive, pleaded not guilty j'esterdsy morninc ir. East Precinct Justice Court to unlawful use of an architectural seal, a misdemeanor, and was released without bond pending trial at 10 a. m. Friday.

Issued by Darrell R. Parker, deputy county attorney, and signed; by Fred Whittlesey. Phoenix, thei complaint accuses Mr. Knapp of! stamping and sealing a set of I blueprints, plans for the proposed I residence of L. A.

Eastburn, not' prepared by Knapp or any of hisi bonafide employees. Coventry, will erect a bronze statue of-t-ady Godiva on BOSS'S AWAY WTillr (Dtmonitntlnr invention Mam'j). InMrnrtrd to "ow our Judgment" In cettinr the piano buAlneM. We're to make a rrford. and If ynu will come In wr run JOB modern Conwlei.

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