PAGE FIVE ARIZONA, SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 28, 1943 The Arizona Baily Star MAYOR CALLING COUNCIL MEET Durand Report Will Be Received By City Monday Night Mayor Henry special O. Jaastad of yester- the day council for Monday night to called a meeting a progress from report and commendations negotiator Eugene Dur- for and, by the city of the Tucson exclusive purchase Electric Light and Power Gas, and to act on a lease of land for construction of a Company, recreational center for Negro servIcemen. with his submission made in negotiations for In connereport on the progress has the utility, to purchase, Durand will mayor council adopt maximum price at which ask they a 1 be willing submit would to the voters. voters, incidentally, would not purchase The vote directly upon the purchase, the of question whether to be a submittesubeine that the purpose will be approved. Approval Sought Before such a question.
is submitted to the mayor council must approve it in and principle, such approval resolution to include the passage of a setting up a ministering board "the other method of adutility if it is purchased. Submission of the proresolution presumably will posed be left to the bond attorneys, together, it was pointed out yesterday. City officials said yesterday that any proposed resolution which is presented will be submitted to John D. Lyons city attorney, for an opinion before it is acted even if it should appear acupon, ceptable in its original form. Time Extension Durand also will ask the council to approve an extention of time to original him as 60 days exclusive will agent, expire renderole the next regular meeting.
The appointed provided that he should resolution under which he, was be given a reasonable extension of time if it was needed. The only other matter which is scheduled so far consideration Monday is the opening of bids for one or two new cars for the police department, according to Phil J. Martin city manager. THEFT IS CHARGED IN LOCAL ARREST Carl Turley, attendant at the Shell OIl Company gasoline station at North Stone avenue and Fourth street, was put in the Pima County jail yesterday morning and booked on the charge of automobile theft after immigration authorities, who examined the automoblle he was driving at Benson late Thursday night, found that the auto belonged to William S. Baker, 943 North Tyndall avenue.
State Highway Patrolman Coy Beasley, who with Patrolman Harry A. Sellers brought Turley back to Tucson from Benson, said Turley admitted that he had taken $30 from the cash register at the station, climbed into Baker's automobile, left for a greasing job, and set out Shreveport, to visit his parentire Deputy Sheriff Drew R. Lance found $26.45 on Turley's person. Shell Oil Company officials said that, according to an inventory, $54.20 had been taken from the cash register. SKATE: and FOR FUN HEALTH AFTERNOONS EVENINGS 26 Tot 109 354 TUCSOn ROLLER RINK 1128 EAST STREET TERRIFIC ACTION! BLOCK BUSTERS BLASTING THE AXIS! RKO.
Radio Picture with PAT 0'BRIEN RANDOLPH SCOTT ANNE SHIRLEY WALTER REED COLOR CARTOON Lodge" TODAY AT 12:30 40c Till 1:30 WA ANAR COOLED BY REFRIGERATION Unit Citation to Be Awarded For Seamen at Naval School The newest award bestowed on gallantry in action against the will be presented to Allan J. Hoyt, company member of the Naval Reserve here, by Capt. W. E. Cheadle, USN ceremonies on the grounds of the University of Arizona at 8:45 The citation will be bestowed upon Hoyt for his participation in the third battle of Savo island last year aboard the light cruiser USS Atlanta.
The citation was bestowed upon the ship and her entire complement. Hospitalized for 10 months in the South Seas and in the United with most of her States after the the battle, Hoyt reported for duty at the navy indoctrination school July 29. Enlisting on April 10, 1940, Hoyt served aboard the battleship USS Idaho prior to serving aboard the Atlanta. He has participated in the of Midway, the Solomon islands campaign, and in the Battle of the Coral sea. He is a native of Eau Claire, Wis.
LOPEZ FUNERAL IS SCHEDULED TODAY Funeral services for Francisco Lopez, 80, who died at his home, 517 Convent street, Thursday evening, will be held at a high requiem mass at the San Agustin Cathedral today at 7 a. m. Burial will be this afternoon at 3:30 in the Holy Hope Cemetery. Mr. Lopez has been a resident of Tucson all his life.
He leaves two brothers, Antonio and Feliz, and a sister, Mrs. Catalina Lopez. The body will lie in state in the chapel of the Tucson Mortuary until the funeral. ITALIAN LEADER ARRESTED LONDON, Aug. 27.
(AP) The Rome radio reported today that Pietro Brandimarte, former chief of the Italian militia and leader of the Fascist storm troops in Turin, had been arrested in Ventimiglia. The broadcast was recorded by the Associated Press. OPEN BOWLING Afternoons and Evenings! SPEED-WAY LANES Phone 6474 OLD PUEBLO ALLEYS Phone 6748 PIN SETTERS WANTED! A DRAMA OF FAITH and COURAGE defying the Gestapo! ERROL ANN SHERIDAN Darkness with WALTER HUSTON NANCY COLEMAN ALSO FRANK BUCK'S 'JACARE' IT'S COOL, TOO! PUBLIX OPEN DOORS 11:45 STATE TO 2 00 members of the armed services for enemy--the Presidential Unit Citationseaman second class, USN, ship's Officers' Indoctrination School commanding officer, at SNYDER DEATH IS DECLARED SUICIDE Thomas J. Snyder, 65 years old, took his life yesterday morning at approximately 11 o'clock in the open garage behind his home at 834 East Lee street by locking himself in his automobile and inhaling carbon monoxide gas carried from the exhaust through a rubber hose up through the battery box and into his auto, according to a report of Coroner C. W.
Gardner. Snyder was found dead by Caroline Harrington, 826 East Lee street who, with her brother, removed the body from the automobile. Gardner, notified Mr. Snyder's death, drove the for Snyder residence with Deputy Sheriff Allen Carroll and pronounced Snyder dead from carbon monoxide poisoning. Mr.
Snyder leaves a daughter, Mrs. Clara Frances Tucson, and a son, Leroy Snyder, now with the armed forces in Persia. Funeral arrangements, by Bring's Funeral Home, will be announced later. Manufacture of women's and children's suits will be started in Colombia. BUS SERVICE Tucson-Nogales SOUTHBOUND Leave Tucson 8:00 A.
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8:30 A. 10:15 0 A. 1:30 P. 3:00 M. CITIZEN AUTO LINES GREYHOUND TERMINAL PHONE 6370 PLAZA "No Better Show at Any Price" LAST DAY GUN -SMOKED! FIGHT-PACKED! THRILL- LOADED! MONOGRAM PICTURES STRANGE from PECOS Raymond HATTON CO-HIT "LUCKY JORDAN" with ALAN LADD and HELEN WALKER Added in Spanish Afternoon and 11:30 P.
M. "Las Viudas de Papa" con SARA GARCIA CHATO ORTIN PLUS CARTOON SERIAL STARTING TOMORROW "CABIN IN THE SKY" "NIGHT MONSTER" AT THE SANTA RITA HOTEL Now Appearing ONE WEEK ONLY Limited Engagement America's Outstanding Singer of Popular Songs JEFFRIE GILL Singing All the Songs You Want to Hear Assisted at the Piano by NINA HINDS IN CLUB SANTA RITA FRANCES MADDUX GRETEL WARE IN THE RENDEZVOUS IRVING ROTHSCHILD AND HIS ORCHESTRA Featuring "LORETTA" IMPORTED GOODS CEILINGS RAISED More Manufactured Items From Mexico Expected Under OPA Ruling To relieve a shortage of manufactured goods and 1 relieve importers, wholesalers and retailers from a "squeeze" resulting from higher costs since March, 1942, imported manufactured goods may now he sold at higher prices than similar materials of domestic manufacture, it was announced yesterday by local officials of the Office of Price Administration. of small manufactured goods Under new regulations, an Mexico is expected in this area. It is emphasized that the new higher prices do not affect food or farm products. The limited price increases are allowed in order to facilitate importations.
An official of the district price a office in Phoenix is quoted as saying that the only practical solution is to pass the added costs on to the ultimate consumer. The new regulation permits an importer to calculate his selling price by adding to his total landed costs 75 per cent of his percentage markup or the identical dollars-andcents established by him during 1942. Wholesalers markup, and retailers down the line may compute selling prices by a similar procedure, adding to their cost 75 per cent of their percentage markup or the identical dollarsand-cents markup established by them individually March 1942 in the general maximum price regulation. In the importer or other dealer cased no established selling BACK ON THE AIR (PARADE OF STARS TONIGHT! OR CONSEQUENCES" IRISH ROSE" A Proctor Gamble Co. STARTING TODAY LYRIC 2 GRAND HITS 2 CARY GRANT The lucky with LARAINE DAY MY HEART BELONGS TO DADDY A PARAMOUNT PICTURE- WITH RICHARD CARLSON MARTHA O' 'DRISCOLL DANCING TONIGHT PIONEER HOTEL BALLROOM Excellent Floor Good Music ARTHUR CROWELL at the HAMMOND ORGAN EVERY DAY FROM 5:30 P.
M. Hey HERE'S A CHANCE TO GET INTO THE MICKEY MOUSE SHOW SATURDAY, AUG. 28th FREE! All you have to do is bring 10 Wire Coat Hangers to the Fox Theatre and you will be admitted FREE! TUCSON LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS WHERE TO GO 2 DINE FUN CARUSO'S-RAVIOLA, SPAGHETT Style-434 N. 4th. 6829.
Best Mexican Food, 140 w. Broadway. Phone 4197 El Charro Located in oldest part of city--for best atmosphere. Venice Gardens NIGHT CLUB DELICIOUS PHONE 6507. SANDWICHES Ft.
Lowell and Swann Roads Music-Entertainment LA POSADA DRIVE- IN, Beer, short orders, sandwiches. 1209 So. 6th Ave. Open 5 P. to 3 A.
M. Closed Tuesdays. price under the general maximum price regulation for Imported goods, he is required to submit a proposed selling price to OPA for approval before sale. Previously OPA had ruled that importers of manufactured goods were limited to their highest prices charged in March 1942. OPA studies indicate that landed costs increased an of 30 per cent from that average time to April 1943; the 75 per cent of the percentage markup is allowed so as to approximate the 30 per cent increase in cost.
BUS SERVICE TUCSON-FT. HUACHUCA Leaving TUCSON 8:30 a. 1:15, 6:15 p. m. Leaving FT.
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BROADWAY Phone 6370 CLEARING HOUSE REPORT Total debits in Tucson banks for the week ending Wednesday, August 25, were reported yesterday by the clearing house association as $5,680,106 as against $4,369,409 for the week ending August 26, 1942. MICKEY MOUSE CLUB A.M. Children 11c 12 to 16 Years 25c with Pat 0'BRIEN-Anne SHIRLEY Randolph Scott DON'T MISS THIS PICTURE IT'S BIG SERIAL STAGE Buy Bonds and War Stamps Birthday Cake WILSON'S FOX TUCSON DANCE TONIGHT Wayne Webb and His Orchestra PARTY SWING SHIFT PARTY SAT. NIGHT 1:00 A. M.
to 4:00 A. M. 8:30 to 1:00 AIR -COOLED PUBLIX RICKARDS-NACE OPEN DOORS 10:30 TO 1:30 RIALTO ON EVERYBODY'S LIPS INVASION! STEP BY DAY BY DAY TRIPOLI TUNIS CASABLANCA CATANIA SICILY ITA-. AND SOON WE'LL KEEP OUR APPOINIMENT IN BERLIN THE GREATEST CONSPIRACY IN HISTORY And the Strange Love Story of RAF Flier For a Nazi Girl! with GEORGE SANDERS MARGUERITE CHAPMAN Onslow Stevens Gale Sondergaard PICTURE. AND THE TRIPLE HEADERS ROCHESTER and FREDDY his jivin' gentlemen! and dynamic rhythmi dancing STARRING Ann ROCHESTER JOHN HUBBARD Total clearing house transactions for last week were reported as 776,994.
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