Tucson Daily Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • Page 3

Musicians To Have Building Plans for a Tucson musicians'? building which will seat 400 per-l sons and to be located at 620 South 1 Sixth avenue are ready for submission for approval to the civil-; ian production administration, cording to Ernie Lewis, of the Tucson Federation of Musicians, local No. 771. Members of the organization have been working toward erection, of the new building for a number of years. W. H.

Cahn is the architect, and plans call for three private teaching rooms, kitchen, basement offices, and waiting rooms in the building, in addition to the main auditorium. Lewis explained that the new hall meets a long-standing need for headquarters of musicians, since there are no facilities for practice on instruments by mem' bers, or for the organization to hold large meetings. The organization has grown from its original 15 members when it was organized in 1915 to 300 members now. Lewis said every musician of prominence in Tucson is a member of the group. At the present time, the musicians are cooperating with the city and county recreation program by providing free orchestras for teen age dances.

Two dances have been given and attendance has surpassed highest expectations. Other dances will be given during the summer. Musicians' Building Proposed i Fires Draw Crowds Two fires, flanking Tucson and smoke-blanketing the skies for about five hours Tuesday night, did little damage but brought Tuc- The new Musicians building to be erected at 620 South Sixth avenue is shown by Architect W. H. Cahn's drawing, above.

The main hall will seat about 400 persons. Private music rooms, kitchen, offices, and other' modern facilities will be available to members of the Tucson Federation of Musicians, local No. 771. Are Given Out The Masque Sandal club of i school will an initiation Wednesnay for Ann given for service to the school in' the lield of drama. The value of thei work is based on the recommendation of the National Thespian Dra-- matic Honor i for high'- schools.

Heart Leader Coming State Cmdr. E. F. "Pop" This year's officers of the Masque! Order of the ur A a 10 3 Junior Vice-P rlnh arp die oanuers, Mrs i i lrs Minnie np ot Heart, -President Pnrnlp urpie Arness, Bill Cameron, Lowell Gree-'P fesident; KSith clawson vice-pres- Heart auxiliary, both from Phoe- ley, Hazel Morrow, and John Dun-iident; and Maxine Morrow, secre- nlx and 20 members of Phoenix lap. Mrs.

Herbert. Cooper Winner of the special dramal's the club's sponsor. medal this year is Frances Blake-l more, who is the second student to Fjrvt Pnlift Cnlf win it. She has been a i C.OSC alumni chairman with Peggy Kell-JYear Reported At lltma Valley of the Sun chapter and ner, graduate member, serving her. YUMA.

May 21. auxiliary, will honor Tucson chapter No. 73 and its auxiliary with an official visit Wednesday eve- Ihislnmg. A buffet supper will be I i served at the home of Mrs. Fay 'erry, 1990 North Park, avenue, at 6:30 p.

m. to all members. A bus" 107 Graduate to At a a FLAGSTAFF, May 21. Mae Fees of Ajo received the Lowell award for the highest four- year scholastic record at commencement exercises at Arizona State college here Tuesday night. Miss Fees was one of 107 students receiving degrees.

She majored in music and minored in English and commerce. The presentation was made 'by Dr. Earl C. Slipher of the Lowell observatory staff. The award was established by Mrs.

Constance Lowell in memory of her husband Dr. Percival Lowell, founder of the observatory. In an address to the graduates, Judge W. E. Patterson of the Yavapai county superior court discussed juvenile delinquency and declared that prevention, not punishment, was the solution of the problem.

"It is evident," he said, "that, what parents, church, and school, together with the community, give their children, or what they withhold, are the basic factors which determine how a child shall develop." He blamed broken homes and disinterested parents for the majority of child, delinquency cases. 'Well Jones To Be Buried In Illinois The body-of Lowell 22 vho died-in a local hospital Tues lay as a result of an. automobile iccident May 14, will be "sent tc Jalconda, 111., for services anJ jurial. Mr. Jones is survived by his wife VIrs.

Lillian M. Jones. The Arizona nortuary is making local arrangements. 116 EAST 10TH STREET Telephone 7848 RELIGIOUS ARTICLES BIBLES ROSARIES PRAYER BOOKS MEDALS STATUES will be presented next year in a. special assembly.

vi li a placed second and Bill freshman, was given third ranking in the contest. This year seven students Avon gold pins for outstanding work in dramatics. They are Frances Blakemore, Mary Lou Thorud. Ai'lene sonians flocking to "see the fun." Estes Ro el Sanders a Betty One was so prosaic a thing as a Holloway, seniors; Ruth Ham, junior; and Bill Huff, sophomore. These awards are based on points sudden flare-up of the constantly smoldering city dump; the other was a brush fire kept alive by shifting high winds.

The brush blaze, according to authorities, got its start about 4 p. in. west of the Davis-Monthan west camp annex, and covered the area between Alvernon Way and Country Club road. Only casualty reported was a baseball game at Randolph park, delayed when the early night's sharp gusts kept the fire shifting over a square-mile area. Sheriff's dephties, citizen volunteers, and Davls-Morithan soldiers finally brought it under control 'about 9 p.

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