Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 2

Page 2. September 25, 1952 The Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona. Stresses Confidence Wife Sees Pyl ROUNDUP James G. Hart president of department, will fly to Seattle, Sunday to attend the 34th Truck Roll As Urgent Need Of People the Arizona Home Builders Association, returned Wednesday from Santa Fe, N. where he pre congress of the National Recreation Association.

I i By MORGAN MONROE Recreation executives from all Republic Staff Writer Over Mate 3mportd Ann Clark Shoppe 236 N. Cntrl AJO, Sept. 24 "If there is any- sented a charter to the new organized association of home builders in that city. Hart made the presentation as regional vice-president of the National Home Builders Association. parts of the United States and Canada will attend the five-day session which starts Monday.

A young Phoenix truck driver Austin will take part in a dis was crushed to death Wednesday The new group starts off with 45 when he started his truck, jumped cussion panel on "Getting In On the Recreation Planning of New Schools." -if we can have confidence In days it is the fundamental Tightness of the American people," Governor Pyle declared Wednesday night. -The Republican candidate lor re-election told a cheering audience at the community recreation hall that "lack of confidence is the most disturbing thing in out and it ran over him, sheriffs deputies reported. member firms, he reported. MARGE WILSON, fabric stylist, will lecture at 3 p.m. Thursday at Dorris-Heyman in the first of a Howard Burton Wenger, 24, of 904 W.

Bethany Home was tTK PENXW TOR PIAMOXD SEB FOR DIAMONDS killed about 6:15 a.m. in the Daley Construction Co. yard at 16th Street and the Salt River while his wife, Betty Jane, looked on in horror. Enduring Beauty And the first officer to reach the scene was Wenger's cousin, Deputy Phil Jordan. series or tnree talks on in-t i decorating presented by the store as part of Home Fashion Festival Week.

Miss Wilson will speak on the use of fabric in the home. At 3 p.m. Friday Paul Matte, interna- WENGER'S wife was so broken up she couldn give a clear-cut explanation of the accident, but i -J Deputy Jordan decided it must have happened like this: Wenger got the big truck and Brilllanf diamonds set in exquisite mountings are a joy forever. Choose your diamond rings from a selection priced to satisfy your budget. Convenient credit, of course.

semitrailer started and it began Miss Wilson rolling backward down a slight America today. Wherever I go it seems that people are disturbed and confused. They want to do what is right, but they lack confidence in the future." The large crowd that turned out to hear the governor's second address of the day in Ajo rose and. applauded him for a full minute upon his appearance at the evening rally, sponsored by the local GOP organization. It was the greatest ovation he has received in the 10-day period since his campaign for re-election opened.

MR. PYLE SAID he believes "party lines as we once drew them are rapidly disintegrating because America desperately needs and seeks leadership. People are concerned. They are asking themselves a searching question in this critical year: 'What shall I do that is right for my courftry and my "And the answer to that disturbing question cannot be found Priced from" J5000 incline. He jumped out, ran tionally known furniture designer, will trends in designing for homes.

discuss today's around the front, grabbed a 6x6 and threw it under a front wheel. illustration enlarged to show detail. The vehicle jacknifed when the Closing out the series will be the lecture of Doris Stay at 3 p.m. Ike And Nixon Ike Isehoer'lcofh over, N. displays broad smile of his famous cousin, Gen.

Dwight D. Eisenhower, as he greets Richard Nixon, left, of Charlotte, N. cousin of the GOP vice presidential nominee. They met during Freshmen Week at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. Isenhower, who explains that some branches of the family dropped the first letter in the name, is a Republican, but Nixon is a Democrat.

(AP Wirephoto) Saturday. The color consultant wheel struck the bjock and the trailer swung around, struck Wenger. and knocked him under a truck wheel. will give listeners pointers on the use of colors in the home. Jewelers.

and Designers It ran over his head, apparently Registered Jeweler THE. LOCAL OFFICE of the within the limiting boundary of party politics," the governor added. "It can be found only in a single word, and that word is confidence. I believe that if there is anything ve can have confidence in these days it is the fundamental' Tightness of the American people as it will be manifest at the polls in November." THE GOVERNOR said he "deeply appreciated" the ovation given here Wednesday night "because it expresses confidence. As long as I have confidence in you and you have confidence in me, there is nothing we cannot achieve for Arizona, but I wish we had more national leadership that inspires that kind of demonstration." He added that he is "increasingly depressed by the lack of stature among many of our national leaders," and praised General Eisenhower as "the type of honest, open-countenanced leader whose friendly interest in and keen understanding of his fellow citizens and their problems offer the greatest chance lor restored confidence in national leadership we have had in many years." The governor continued the report of Arizona's, governmental progress during the 20 months of his administration both at the evening rally and at an earlier luncheon gathering sponsored by the Ajo Chamber of Commerce.

HE ADDED THAT he hopes, if re-elected, "to secure a sufficient appropriation to improve the functioning of those departments of our state government that deal with labor and labor problems." Pointing out that schools and water are other problems that may soon become "obstacles in the path of Arizona's progress if we permit them to," Mr. Pyle urged that "when you make your decisions on Nov. 4 select those in whom you have confidence to handle these and the many other decisions our fast-growing state must face." In addition to state legislative candidates, William Frey of Tucson, Republican congressional candidate for District 2, shared speaking time with the governor at the evening rally. FREY BLASTED the Democratic slogan, "You never had it so good," and declared that he "can do everything in two years my opponent hasn't done in four killing him instantly. 32 WEST ADAMS Ameican Gem Society WHY WENGER did not pull Gough Industries has an SEE BES.MS FOR DIAMONDS SEE DEN MS FOR DIAMONDS nounced that Miss Mildred Brooks the truck's emergency brake or throw it into a forward gear Jor Obituaries has been named to fill the position dan was unable to explain.

He of office manager. The Gough In said Wenger was eonsidered an expert driver. dustries is an appliance and television distributor at 917 W. Madison. Miss Brooks lives at 1601 W.

Mrs. Wenger had taken her Diana F. Hamilton, 104, Dies; Once Shook Hand Of Lincoln Culver. husband to the yard and waited until he started the truck for a trip to Nogales. The truck was loaded with a heavy piece of road building equipment.

L. Cedric Austin, superintendent of the city parks and recreation see m) The couple have two daughters, years ago. He served in World War II with the 39th Armored Division. Survivors include his wife, 2 and 3 years old. Coroner Harry WESTERN a I Addabell; a daughter, Mrs.

David E. Westfall said he planned no inquest. Funeral services had not been arranged Wednesday night. 1 Collins; a son, Louis G. Harper; Maseru ivy COTTON his mother.

Mrs. Lida Razee, and a brother. Lloyd all of SHIRTS SE95 AND CP Phoenix. William E. Knight Expert Saddle Repairing HOUSE DRESSES William E.

Knight, 61, died TWA Announces Tourist Flights Coast to coast Sky Tourist flights will be started through Phoenix Sunday, J. D. Inderrieden, district sales manager for Trans World Airlines announced Wednesday. Sky Tourist flights, in four- SGML Tuesday night at his home, 1028 S. 33rd Ave.

He was a farmer and brick layer. He came to Phoenix 9 in 1946 from Granite City, 111. Services will be at 2 p.m. Thurs UiavMrewar fg 17Q7 N. day in Memory Chapel, A.

L. engined DC-4s, offer air fare ser Moore and Sons Mortuary, 333 Adams. Burial will be in Green vice at considerable reduction from regular fares. TWA's westbound Sky Tourist wood Memorial Park. The Rev.

O'Dell Cagle will officiate. LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF Flight, No. 7, will leave Sky Harbor Airport at 10:15 a.m. daily years in Washington." Mr. Knight is survived by his wife, Maude; two sisters, Mrs arriving in Los Angeles at 11:20 Variety of Prints Sizes 10 to 18 New selection of Fall Suits and Dresses Slacks Jackets Lingerie Bras Girdles USE OUR LAY AWAY PLAN Florence Ford and Mrs.

Elma Clark, all of Phoenix; his mother, Mrs. Robert Knight of Logans- a a.m., continuing to Oakland from San Francisco. The 'eastbound flight. No. 6, will depart Phoenix at 3:20 a.m.

daily, with stops at ville, and five brothers. Albuquerque, Amarillo, Tex. Wichita, Kansas City, Chicago, Philadelphia, and New York, The Tucson attorney said he doesn't understand "how the Democratic machine proposes to take anything away from you if it is not returned to power smce everything you have you earned yourselves. The government can give you nothing. It merely helps protect what you have, and our present federal government isn't even doing that." Earlier Wednesday, Governor Pyle attended a GOP breakfast meeting in 3ila- Bend en route from Phoenix to Ajo.

13 French Officers Die In Plane Crash Mrs. Diana Frances Hamilton, 104, died Tuesday in the home of her youngest and only surviving child, Eldo C. Hamilton, 72, who lives at 526 E. Wabash in Sunny-slope. Mrs.

Hamilton came to Phoenix in 1944 from Farmland, Ind. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Friday in the Sunnyslope Chapel of the Lundberg Hansen Mortuary. The Rev. Richard El-zinga of the Sunnyslope Presbyterian Church will officiate.

Burial will be in Rest Haven Park in Glendale. Mrs. Hamilton was born in 1848 at Greensburg, Ind. and was married 1865 to Dr. Robert A.

Hamilton who died in 1922. She was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star in Clark Hill, and the Baptist Church. One of Mrs. Hamilton's fondest memories was of shaking hands with Abraham Lincoln when he was campaigning in Indiana for the presidency of the United States. Joseph E.

Brocat Joseph Edward Brocat, 46, 2039 E. Monte died Tuesday night in St. Joseph's Hospital. He was a barber employed by the Luhrs Hotel Barber Shop. He had lived in Phoenix 27 years.

Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Whitney and Murphy Funeral Home Chapel, 330 N. Second Ave. Funeral services with requiem high mass will be at 10 a.m. Friday in the Church of St.

Agnes, 2311 E. Palm Lane. Burial will be in St Francis Cemetery. Mr. Brocat was born in Biloxi, Miss.

He was a navy veteran of World War II. He is survived by his wife, Catherine; a son, John, both of Phoenix; his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Brocat of Pecos, Five sisters, and a brother.

Roland J. Razee Roland J. Razee, 52, died Wednesday in St. Joseph's Hospital. He was owner and operator of the Pioneer Hatchery.

2146 W. Virginia, which was started in 1901 by his father-in-law, Gus Forester. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Friday in Memory Chapel, A. L.

Moore and Sons Mortuary, 333 W. Adams. Burial will be in Greenwood Memorial Park. Mr. Razee was born in Curtis, and came to Phoenix 31 VOTERS PREFER PEOPLE FOR U.

S. TOP JOB After an undependable survey among independent voters, the Smith Institute of Public Opinion is ready to announce that public favor is partially divided between the candidates of the Republican and Democrat parties. Among those interviewed were Business Men Who Run Their Own Businesses (with help from Washington). This is their report: IKE ADLAI Hock Shops 48 52 Hamburger Joints 52 48 Garages 52 48 With slight differences, the same figures prevailed when our researchers consulted with the prosperous class of People Who are Used to Money: IKE ADLAI Bank Tellers 48 52 Grocery Cashiers 48 52 Bus Drivers 52 48 The Younger Generation was ought out by our researchers, who found that the. Coming Generation echoed the sentiments of their parents: IKE ADLAI Kids with Freckles 48 52 Bottle-fed Babies 52 48 The Other Kind 48 52 Minority Groups showed they were thinking of the national welfare over personal gain, with a vote which revealed that their support would go the following direction: IKE ADLAI Vegetarians 52 48 Meat Eaters 48 52 Ulcer Patients 52 48 The last classification to have Its pulse taken was that of People Who Are Going Places: (Interviewed AFTER they'd bought their tickets to:) IKE ADLAI Movies 48 52 Dog Track 52 48 Buckeye 48 52 mmti IN TOWN Sun Valleij Bakerq 15 West Roosevelt AL 2-1529 4324 North Central AM 6-1253 TODAY SAIGON, Indochina, Sept.

24 (UP) Thirteen officers and petty officers of the French Navy were killed here Wednesday and the pilot was injured in the crash on take-off of a four-engined French naval plane. Authorities said they were unable to explain the accident. Roosevelt Branch, American Red No Parking 716 North Central Problem! Phone AL 3-1391 TburdayV30 M. Till P. M.

1639 East McDowell Phone AL 2-1671 Thursday Noon Till P. M. 'FAIR PAYS AHEAP U6TEN Cross, meets at 7:30 p.m. in the South Phoenix Volunteer Fire Sta tion, 230 E. Roeser Rd.

MTM WGH TIMES TO THIS ARIZONA WEATHER REPORT Camelbatk Kiwanis Club members, lunching in the Silver Spur ANP JNCSEASIN6- eoepo; HUMANfTYJ Restaurant at noon, will hear the Rev. Frank B. Durand, executive secretary of the Arizona Council of Churches, speak on "A New Bi ble for the 20th Century." Phoenix Chapter, American As sociation of Engineers, meets at noon in the YMCA building, 350 N. First Ave. A motion picture will be shown.

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