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v. s. Pace 14. 0 The Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona Thursday, December 16, 1954 Refineries Are Target Moscow Makes Bid For Japanese Favor Air Pollution Ban Proposed we will have nothing to offer. "Through use permits we can make certain that refineries pro TOKYO.

Thur-day AP Russia yesterday made a strong radio plea for friendship with Japan and denied that as a condition it first wanted Japan to cut its ties with the West. Moscow beamed bioa.l-as! a teersal of its propaganda; 'OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION of the ARIZONA STATE COLLEGE at tempe nation of existing air pollution Chairman Abbott also revealed the planning commission is seeking a way to control the smoke coming from Valley cotton gins, one of the main sources of "smust" smoke and dust which blankets the Phoenix area at this time of the year. vide air purification systems the plants are being ereo-: ted. "OI'R MA IX objective is the maintenance of clear air. togeth-j er with the regulation and elimi By V.

K. HARKOD Air pollution by oil refineries locating in the Salt River Valley would be prevented by a proposed amendment to the Maricopa County zoning ordinance. That was the prediction of H. S. Casey) Abbott, Buckeye cotton rancher and chairman of the county planning and zoning commission.

He said yesterday that the amendment would provide The Arizona Republic 1 direct to Japan a h- i -i iiiiinent was questioned sharply by conservatives ah. tut its policy of closer relation with O-innm- would stUfiv tical methods- for 1 eadjusting re- Mam.nu PhiiremitMi. deputy lali.in. He said, however, that premier arid m.jt.eiliat' "out right opening of Prime Minister Ichiro diplomatic relations with Com- 8 ma's new conservative mlinM china vva-i impossiblp." ment. was a-ked sarcastically in a th" same is true fur Russia, foreign affairs added, ins if Japan intends now to ap- Russ.a and memu" China Japanese relations with 1h J14TI1 CtfTSI NEWWtt I You'll Enjoy Visiting Phnriim.

Anion. SiimIi. Nonrr 21, 154 1 lal ASG CO 8 -c lima piohaoly will stress traae The questions were fired in near future hut would not rhomrs Big Guns Blast Sun Devils 54-14 zoning for refineries. Corporations seeking to establish i n-eries would be obliged to obtain a use permit from the zoning commis overstej) i est i jet ions on shipping former Prime- Voshifla's liheials imn- See HP- 1 z' I iASDIDUE BAIN 3 Ma-sacre woo jiiHl iniu it'll oei- lures from the f.v Fastest i.asscnger ship is the Shiemitsu replied lhat. IhPjl'SS I'mted States.

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It will go to supervisors after publication Tuesday in The Weekly Gazette and a public hearing. "The planning and zoning commission is in a position to protect the Valley from any further pollution of the air and it is our manifest duty to do so," Abbott said. "With our diminishing water table I fear the day is approaching when all we will have to offer will be climate. Unless we keep down the smoke and dust Wen 'd All Vool Porters are the largest makers of custom saddles in the world; as well as the leading saddle designers the 5 originators of the following: "Rig in Skirt" Saddle "Full Soft-Leather Quilted" Saddle "Cutting Horse" Saddle 2" "Toots Mansfield" Saddle. SLiPPi SOX ca.

8 406 South First Street Phoenix, Arizona Vs vi I Toimllip pnvpr Part of page one of The Arizona Republic for Sunday, xic jjuun kj ti Nov 21 cover of current issue of Arizona state College at Tempe's alumni magazine, "Tlie Arizona Statesman." Characters drawn by Walt Ditzen, whose "Fan Fare" sports cartoon appears daily in The Republic, also are featured on cover. Magazine goes to 9.500 alumni in 48 states and 3f foreign countries. ig E.ots oi Miree naming 99 Obilusirios 4-Day So. California Vacation! Mrs. Ellen Booker, Phoenician 34 to sec INFANTS' SLIPPERS Regular $1.95 fJQW Years, Dies the Elks and of the American Society of Electrical Engineers.

1 He is survived by his wife. Zona, and a son, William Robert, both of Phoenix; another son, Richard Eugene, serving with the army in Germany; and his mother, Mrs. Rhoda Mohr of Los Catholic Church for Mrs. Mary R. Sims.

94. who died early yesterday morning in a Phoenix ro-t home. Rosary was recited night in ihe A. L. Moore Sons Mortuary.

A native of Tennessee. Mr-. Sims came 1o Phoenix in she became ill two years ago and entered the rest home, she lived at 21S E. Grant. lORiy CANCELLATION SHOES CENTRAL at MONROE Open Every Nite Until Christmas Chapel in the Garden.

Mercer Mortuary. Burial will be in Memory I. awn Memorial Park. Mr. Gray, a baker, came to Phoenix three years ago from Decatur, III.

He was born in Illinois. II'- is survived by his wife, I'lah of Phoenix; a daughter, Mrs. Marjorie Ripple, and a son. Dar-rell. both living in California; a stepson.

Rodney Morris of Las Vegas, New: a stepdaughter, Mrs. Helen Lindberg, living in New Jersey; and three grandchildren. Angeles. Mrs. Ellen Booher.

91, did yesterday morning in a Mesa rest hoine. She came to Phoenix 31 years ago from New Mexico and lived with her son, Arl Booher, at 240 E. Illini. Funeral services at the Pou'h Phoenix Mortuary are awaiting arrival of relatives, friends may call today. Mrs.

Booher also is survived by four other sons. George Walter Virgil, and Clyde W. Hig-gins, and a daughter, Mrs. Elva Norton, all living out of the state; 12 grandchildren; and 17 great-grandchildren. Parade and Football Classic Alexander Munrit Funeral services for Alexander Mundt, who died Tuesday in Good Samaritan Hospital, will be at 3:30 p.m.

tomorrow in Memory Chapel, A. L. Moore Sons Mortuary. Cremation will follow. Mr.

Mundt lived at 711 E. Culver. He -has no known survivors. PASADENA, NEW YEAR'S DAY There are no known survivors. Thelma Harris Funeral services for Mrs.

Thelma I. Harris. 49. who died yesterday in Memorial Hospital, will be at 3:30 p.m. Saturday in Memory Chapel, A.

L. Moore Jay W. Sliively Funeral services for Jay Win- strode Shively, 66, who died Tues-day at his home, 1928 E. Thomas, Florence Wonlen Funeral services for Mrs. Flor See America's greatest New Year Festival this easy, low-cost way.

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Dec. 31st Return Jan. 3 Sons Mortuary. Vaughan Rock The Rev. C.

will officiate, in Greenwood (Burial will be Memorial Park. FOR FOR MOM Boston Rockers Iwiil be at 10 a.m. today in the' Chapel in the Garden, Mercer: i Mortuary. The Rev. Roscoe S.

i Si rivings will officiate. Burial will be in Keokuk, Iowa. i Mr. Shively, born in Iowa, was a railway postal clerk. He came to Phoenix two years ago.

Survivors are his wife, Esther; and two sons, Carlyle J. and Eugene all of Phoenix. Pble. Room rat per person) Incl. tax Round Trip to L.A., Special Bus Hotel 3 Nights Reserved Seat at Parade Transp.

to Parade Return to Pasadena For Inspection Of Floats g95 $275 gP Selected Hardwood only A native of Sparks, Mrs. Harris came to Phoenix years ago from there. She resided at 10221 S. Central. She is survived by her husband.

Mode her parents, William M. O'Neall and Mrs. Elva O'Xeall, and a brother, William O'Neall, all of Phoenix. Jacinto Gonzales Requiem mass will be read at Make Reservations Now! CHILDREN'S CHAIRS A REAL BUY $50 ence Margery Worden, who Tuesday in a Phoenix hospital, will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Memory Chapel.

A. L. Moore Sons Mortuary. Burial will De in Double Butte Cemetery, Tempe. Mrs.

Worden came to Phoenix 35 years ago. She had no known survivors. Vera Hall Services for Mrs. Vera Hall, 66, who died Dec. 5 in a Phoenix hospital, will be at 10 a.m.

today in Memory Chapel, A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary. The Rev. Carl Soults will officiate.

Burial will be in Greenwood Memorial Park. Mrs. Hall, born in Chicago, lived in Sunyslope. There are no known survivors. i i Mary R.

Sims East Wc00e REYHOUND priced from Desks Boolceoses Vanities Tables Chairs Cabinets Stoois Rockers Headboards I -m i STUENT rafi DESKS from I 3 Eugene W. Rrierley Funeral of Eugene William Brierley. 47, wr died Monday at his home, 1017 V. Picadilly, will at 11 a.m. tomorrow in Memory Chapel.

A. L. Moore Sons Moriuary. Dr. Charles S.

Kendall and the Phoenix Lodge of Elks will officiate. Burial will be in Greenwood Memorial Park. A nai've of Cleveland, Mr. Brierley came to Phoenix 23 years ago. He was employed first More than 50 merchants en the McDowell Miracl Mile give and redeem McDowell "Red" Stamps 9 a.m.

today in Immaculate Heart of Mary Church for Jacinto Gonzales, 82, who died Dec. 5 from injuries suffered in an automobile accident one mile from Rock Grimshaw Mortuary said. Burial will be in St. Fran 313 N. 1st St.

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But for the past 18 years he had been a supervisor of transformer units for Arizona Public Requiem mass will he read at 8:30 a.m. today in St. Agnes Service Co. He was a member of Eats any fhiitgismf Makes LOOSE FALSE TEETH Bannister Moccasin, Hand Sewn Vamp, Black or Brown cis Cemetery. Mr.

Gonzales, born in Mexico, operated a goat ranch at Rock Springs for the past 10 years. There are no known survivors. William Alderson Funeral services and burial of William T. Alderson. 37.

who died Sunday at his home, 2057 E. McDowell, will be in Guthrie, A. L. Moore Sons Mortuary said. Mr.

Alderson, a cement finisher, was born in Oklahoma. He is survived by a sister, Mrs. Cassie Powell of Guthrie. Charles IL Gray Services for Charles Howard Gray, 60, who died Tuesday at his home, 2940 N. 2Sth PL, "will be at 3 p.m.

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