Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 11

"eJepKone 3-1111 Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Friday Morning, December io, 1940 Page Eleven Six Motorists Kidnap Trap Globe Woman ly traveicade set for this Sunday will not be held due to the Christmas season. The next traveicade, to be held December 29, will go to the Cavecreek region. J. C. Bonnell ii i Girl Is In Bus Hurt Crash dFi nes ssesse Six motorists were fined or for- Fails To Work FRANCISCO, Dec.

19 i-i, r'nrnnirlp sairi fnnichl feited bond in traffic cases yester Dies In Blai(e GLOBE, Dec. 19 (AP) Trs. Leonora Russell, 67 years old, an old-age pensioner, perished in her burning home on Colons street, Globe. 4 The fire apparently spread film DR. HAWK I NS SAVES YOU MONEY ON DENTAL PLATES day in municipal court.

They are: Tom Housholder, 336 East Palm lane, entering a through street with another vehicle in motion thereon, $15; Leroy Tharp, route frru-iuoorouch bnv kidnaped only A streetcar-school bus collision at Fourth and Washington streets sent a 16-year-old Gilbert High School girl to St. Joseph's Hospital with injuries, apparently not serious, about 6 o'clock last night. The girl, Juanita Brooks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.

E. Brooks, 9, box 672, failure to heed a stopi aeo in a $100,000 srherce acain has become the in an extortion plot that overneaten stove at the rar SEE 8AMPLES OF MY NEW TRANSPARENT PLATES WITH NEW HUE TEETH neaas Lions John C. Bonnell was elected president of The Dons for the ensuing six months at a meeting last! night. Other officers elected are Hill-man Morris, first vice-president; Bryan Schimfessel, second vice-1 president; Frank Denson, and Dr. Palmer Dysart, secretary, i The newly elected officers will; have the task of preparing the an-; nual Dons trek to Superstition' mountain as the prime objective' during their term in office.

Bonnell said last night the week- ji signal, Joe Burger, 40o East Van Buren street, and Georgia F. Newcomer, 424 West Willetta street, esch failure to heed boulevard stop signs, $2 each; Stephen Saborskey, 805 North Third avenue, unlawfully parking in an of the house, Elgin McCarty, chief of the fire departmnt, reportec. Edward J. Maher, policeman, Hs-covered the fire about 3:15 a. m.

Court Approves. Suit Settlement A $38,000 suit brought by R. B. Evans, 69 years old, a farmer at Lateral 16'a and Christy road, because of injuries suffered by himself and the death of his wife, Laura, in an automobile collision, was settled yesterday for Raymond R. Wein, attorney for Mr.

Evans, advised Superior Judge J. C. Niles that a compromise of the suit had been offered and Judge Niles authorized acceptance of it. The suit asked damages from Mr. and Mrs.

Jess Stump of $23,000 because of injuries suffered by Mr. Evans and $15,000 because Mrs. Evans, who was 68 years old, was killed. The. settlement was $2,750 for Mr.

Evans' injuries and $1,500 for Mrs. Evans' death, Mr. Wein said. Mrs. Evans was killed in a collision between her husband's car and a dump truck owned by the Stumps and driven by William C.

Fields, route 11, box 1149, at Lateral 14 and Van Buren street October 29. kcpt a rendezvous fpipral ajrnts ana ponce Jast The flames were snreadino' so r.n-! HEAR! "Bits of Life" KTAIi, 5:45 P. 5L MONDAY. TIF.SDAT, THIKhDAl AND bAUKDAI jm 0 Persons have been treated in Phoenix ifSmmm hospitals since January 1 for injuries suffered in motor vehicle accidents. ihn lianris nf one nffirpr idly that he could not enter i txe allev.

S2: and C. H. Carter. 1018 'Aniff it contained money. house was destroyed.

Mrs. Russell had been a I North 27th street, driving without reside nt operator's license. SI. of Globe since 1906. She was rn I II' ai jivoci.

Tl 'h Search Is ide November 8, 1873, at Silver N. M. Her husband, Bert Russell, dld' Shoplifter Unit s-s wn'TP it ontaineri ion. th Chronicle add-Jw' Ved'Tal Bureau of Investi- Christmas and Diamond Watches To Guard Stores i state police and local 3 I a renin widelv for was released after treatment. Police said she was unconscious when removed in an ambulance.

The girl was en route to the hospital when the accident occurred. With other members of the school choir, she intended to sing Christmas carols to the patients. Officers said the northbound bus was driven by D. W. Powell, 24, a schoolteacher, and that the east- extortionist.

It' i- i 1 i Giving a fine watch at Christmas time is an old, old custom. Here at White Wesley's you may select from several outstanding makes of exquisitely fine diamond watches. ro ni i "ii in iiil fit at night or give any ration about any invest iga- several months ago. There are io known survivors. An inquest will be conducted at 1:30 p.

m. tomorrow. Tempe, Lochiel Work Is Delayed WASHINGTON, Dec. 19 (A?) The government is holding up construction of approximately 200 pust offices and other public in line with President RooseveU's decision to curtail nondefense J. L.

Holtzendorff, chief of police, yesterday created a four-man lifter detail to work in downtown' department stores during the holi- H. day shopping season. He said the nonuniformed offi- cers will co-operate with special officers employed by the stores and will remain on duty at all hours the stores are open. rf Each officer will be assigned toiH- as the Chronicle reported. diamonds ELGIN fecn gold case.

To I Tristan baby, son of and yellow am ouni'ss i 1 iv O.MFXiA diamonds net in exquisite rose gold cae. HAMILTON diamonds and platinum case. diamonds Newfoundland Units To Sail and a socially prominent Pair Of Women Vagrants Jailed Two women were sent to jail from West Phoenix Precinct Justice Court yesterday for vagrancy and in municipal court a 550 fine was paid and bonds totaling $225 were forfeited on such charges. Sentenced to jail for 10 davs were vera Robinson and Ethel Miller. The fine was paid bv Ronald Lunquist, 27 years old, who pleaded guilty to "being an associate of prostitutes." The following forfeited bonds: Daisy Ade, 40, and Teddy Waring, 24, each $75; and Marjorie Rilev, 22, Darlene Davis, 22, and Bonnie Shannon, 23, each $25.

Imposition of sentence was deferred three days in city court for Fred J. Lambert, 44, and Ralph D. Horst, 19, who pleaded guilty to vagrancy. Girls Are Held In Shoplifting Clothing, jewelrv and other articles valued at $350 to $400 were recovered last night by two city detectives who announced thev" had learned the identity of five young Phoenix girls who thev asserted are members of a juvenile shoplifting ring. The detectives, Harry Troutman and Earl O'Clair, filled one room of the police juvenile department with 48 dresses, eight sweaters, several coats, two fur jackets, shoes, underclothing and numerous other articles recovered from the girls' homes.

The youngest girl is 12 years old. the oldest, 17. A 19-year-old girl, reported to have participated in some of the thefts, will be questioned this morning by officers. All but one of those questioned last night confessed, the officers said. Their thefts, extending over a three- to four-month period, were from various Phoenix stores -and shops.

Solution of the thefts was started when the detectives arrested one of the girls, 15 years old. after she had stolen a bracelet, they said. The officers said they were told the girls exchanged "information of successful plans of shoplifting in certain stores and the hours and counters when their thefts were least likely to be discovered. Many of the articles were carried from the stores in bags, previously obtained, bearing the stores' names. Dresses, shoes and coats were worn from the stores while the at- tendants were busy, the officers said.

i gold; also GRl'ENS and green platinum. family living Hinsbornuch in the ex- pcninsular cover several of the larger stores. San Francisco, was of Chief Holtzendorff said. fi bound streetcar was operated by, Guy Sheldon. None of the other dozen or more: choir members was injured, police! said, and the collision only dented; the left rear end of the bus.

Narciso Aldez, 314 East A avenue, Glendale, was admitted to St. Joseph's Hospital last night with head injuries, reportedly suffered when he was struck by or thrown' from a car. He was found at Lateral 20 and' All 17 jewels S75 to $750 We Invite Your Charge Account fc's'y at home, mo cnromcie saia. 19 (AP) ipenditures. WASHINGTON, Dec, TVS GIVE YOUR COLD It was near mat home last Sep-Yjjrr that tho child was seized t'l h- nnd kidnaped hv THE AIR.

AIR-CON DITION DRIPPY WESLEY WHITE AND MISERIES WITH tan NOSE DROPS PENETRO QUALITY JEWELERS 7-9 WEST ADA3IS ST. Officials of the Public Buildirgs Administration said the hait in construction resulted directly an executive request that funds intended for PBA works outside tie District of Columbia be held up. The officials added that Lie projects on which construction wps being deferred were those on whih no bids had been asked and no construction actually started. Among them were: Arizona Lochiel, border stafii Tempe, post office, YOUR). i lip.it'nni nit ii, wno i and sont to prison the 100.000 a He is in San now Tran I ails ajs that the new evidently seeking to had NOSE V- Chi tort: in An undisclosed number of army units will leave New York for Newfoundland early next month, to garrison the northernmost of the Atlantic naval and air bases being acquired from Great Britain.

Announcing this today, the war department disclosed that the troops would sail for the outpost even before shore accommodations were ready for occupancy. I'ntil these are completed, the transport which carries the men to Newfoundland will ie used as a floating; barracks, the department said. This fchip is the F.iliiHiiid B. Alexander, the old coal-burning liner America, which recently was named in honor of a brigadier general who served in the Mexican War. Although the army did not disclose the size of the force, the department said it would form part of the "Newfoundland base command" and would he commanded by Col.

M. D. Welty infantry Tristans a let-cks ago. The tor's contents 1 said, the if a dozen statp icenu-n, Iriefl to Death Outracesi VE A KODAK The Gift That "Clicks" with Everyone! FBI. a P'' Enlistment Enl and A i Iran us'iij; a cirar v.oMhioss paper, un' of darkness and the exact time th Picture the joy on some loved SUGGESTIONS a oar, onicers lanen when he or he re face one fcian toe' Baby Brownie Special, makes rlear, crisp snapshots j.jr5Ct, Jeo.

JVJ At' Clyde Sessions of Bisbee. one of six army men killed yesterday when a i bombing plane crashed near Mar--h Field, would have comple' his three-year enlistment Christmas. Day, his mother, Mrs. Edna S-s-; sions, said today. i Sessions, a private, eniisidi Christmas Dav.

1937. 1 He was born here in 1513 a id was graduated from Bisbee Hi-jriv $125 Chief Is Named Reflex-Type Miniature, finder, Buckeye road by a passerby, who summoned an ambulance. Flu May Delay Day Of Draft FORT SILL, Dec. 19 (APi A recommendation has gone out from here that the January 3 induction date for the first of 5,700 draftees to bring the 45th Division cf national guard troops to full strength be postponed, it was reported reliably tonight. An outbreak of mild influenza, such as has attacked widespread state areas, has taxed hospital facilities and forced some men from their barracks into some of the quarters which were awaiting draftees.

Whether use of the reserved quarters led directly to the recommendation was not confirmed, but two barracks adjacent to the hospital annex were cleared of troops and made into temporary hospitals, while the men moved into places set aside for the January influx. Officials at Fort Sam Houston, Eighth Corps Area headquarters, could not be reached to learn whether an order of postponement was contemplated. Dr. Rex Bolend. division surgeon, said between 1,200 and 1.400 cases were on the list of those suffering from the illness, which has proved more of an inconvenience than a danger over the state.

While For Parker Dam ceives a Kodak for Christmas. A Kodak knows no age or season it's the joyous gift for all, for years on end There is a Kodak for every purse. Visit the Photo Shop and make your selections today! School in June, 1937. fitted with $5.25 $11 lens in folding hood, shows brilliant image in full size of picture Kodak Vigilant Junior Six-20 (Bimat lens). Single push hut-ton for opening and It will be the first garrison force to be sent to any of the new bases.

Nazi Transfer Plans Denied WASHINGTON, Dec. 18-AP) The German embassy tonight de arr- Kodak 35 Fast kodak Anastigmat gmat 19 ad of Sam of power Iam, to the n.t i su-t ioti engineer at as -osori tonight R. chief en-i- L'. S. Reclamation frost of multiple-tested 1100 shutter, film-centering mechanism $1450 Wa nied that arrangements had been made with American authorities to $35 Kodak Monitor Six-lS (f4.5) One of the latest, greatest cameras for album-size pictures transfer 300 sailors from the scut rv.

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M. I The embassy statement said that! Post Resigned By John Rogge WASHINGTON. Dec. 19 (AP John Rogge has resigned the justice department job in which Attorney General Jackson said he was a "fearless prosecutor." Jackson announced today that: Rogge had stepped out as chief of the department's criminal division and would become a special counsel for trustees of Associated Gas and Electric Company. The company is the central unit of the billion, dollar system which went intoj bankruptcy early this year.

Among cases in which Rogge gained national attention was the prosecution of public officials in Louisiana connected with the political organization of the late Huey E. C. negotiations on the question were PHONE 3-11U 1 fl liSSi If 11 I II 11 VV ZL ff 11 still in progress with the state department and that no final de cision had been reached. The state i school after school has closed earlv Jiritish Ship Burns kff New South Wales for the holidays because of the flu, department contirmeri this although WLrf, 1 4 AXKLO MANC.INO With the Red Yellow Front J. ROSS OATIS ltd iM M-TH-lfa 225 CENTKAL AVE.

PHONE 3-9236 not a death has been reported. i yesterday other niton ot-Dr. Bolend said the number officials said the transfer had been cases has been falling off the last decided upon. NEW YORK. 19 rif.

tt British passenger two days. He said the number, lhe emhnssy statement also de-dropped for two days last week, nied that the sailors had engaged Ar 'a p. wr.t or rrr" a mi'e from Rarvun rfff. off -i-e coast of South "mi neandoned hv na. then picked up.

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