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   Arizona Daily Sun (Newspaper) - August 18, 1949, Flagstaff, Arizona                               Asks Chance For Aide To Take Stand General Attends News Conference WASHINGTON Aug 18 Truman day asked the nation's press in common fairness to pend judgment on Muj Gen Harry H Vaughan until his military aide is heard by the Senators five Witli Vaughan standing in uni- form behind this desk between two aides the President told n news conference that most of the testimony friendly to Vaughan has been taken behind closed doors While reading u statement tin Uie senate committee inquiry dent also injected of the committee for what he called leaks from the sions quotation the dent rend this statement lo start I want to say at the outset II do not intend to answer any quest ions pertaining to the I HI s been given Senator Vaughan has already I said tlint he will go the committee and make a full ment on alt the matters which I Ins has been connected I suggest as chairman of the committee hns dune that ymt tlemen and your editors in common suspend ment on General Vaughan he hns been heard Liy the Asked where the White lays the blame for the closed Thc rejuvenating effects on the economy of increased inventory buying Le judged sions Mr Truman said he had no MUSIC world-famous Hanta Fe arrive here Saturday lo play at the football game at field that night at 8 o'clock Tlie hand under tion of Cain will play a brief concert ill the Santa Fc not ahout 7 o'clock The hand will play during the game and at half-time The hand's Indian dance team will also Charles of Winslow is sponsor K SF is manager John Him treasurer Loan Gains Indicate Upturn In Business For Rest WASHINGTON Aug IS loans appear definitely on the increase in volume The fain is a sign that business men are stocking up on nt last for full ami Christmas sales officials here predicted today this uptrend will go some in- on up to Christmas itself Full Leased National and State NEA SUN'S Northern Arizona Eight Daily Comic Strips and and by The Home Evening Newspaper of Northern Arizona ARIZONA DAILY SUN Vol 10 Erny and Price FLAGSTAFF ARIZONA Phone 21 Thursday August 18 1949 House Would Slash Arms Aid By Half End Plan June 30 Leaders Of Move To Cut Funds Want Europe To Show Teamwork by Lho fart the commerce department singled out a cutback in thai buying as the prime of the dip in business A Reserve Board report showing an increase in loans to business men by leading city banks during the week ended August 10 mirrored a virtually wide Improvement All district's shared in the except the Cleveland dis- where there was a downturn and where the loan volume unchanged reported With business men ordering more goods to sell in turn th their Forfeit On 66 Project h Const r 18 The the highway construction project 011 U S Gfi Ash Fork and the department faith nn the put will into the highway bid tn and drain a section beginning 10 miles cast of Ash FoH and extending ly five and to n point three miles west of Williams The cent under the stale Basich did nut the contract nnd therefore forfeits the The commission has the depart to enter into n contract with the highest bidder the Binnell Cn a California The Binnell was The contract has not lieen signed yet i J t day highway project must be completed prior to Oct 15 1950 according to specifications Hundreds See Rites i Margaret Mitchell ATLANTA Anp JR Hundreds of stoml outside a chapel as last rites were held for author of With Wind speakers brought to the public solemn and word of the Episcopal church service 300 persons admitted by in- only crowded the inside of he funeral home Mitchell struck down by a automobile last Thursday died Tuesday factories expected i- up some recall orders thinned or Keyserling of President council of economic ad- visers only that the country will get back to nnd production levels to be prosperous is easy and hat be No 1 problem is to lift consumption lo the levels Early Frosts Hit Bean Crop Spotty frosts hit scattered upland areas of further comment and told the re- porters io draw their j sions lie an resulting in of of the Finn Soldiers Fire On Lumber Strikers HELSINKI Aug 18 ice and striking lumberjacks ex- changed fire in the skirmish of n new strike offensive winch a men I snys i slimed at s g power in Tho took possi of capacity told a war Iti the next 10 we must find to 80 to 100 lion of additional unless we urn to he faced perpetually rising unemployment and in- of our productive resources m expanding economy in which furnish incentive for n to -1 cent in production the nation will suffer vise in without any letup said Truman Gave OK On Slav Steel Mill Deal AUK 18 evident Truman today was on liis the ment to buy an American mill He told that the national security council ied Hie matter and recommended have the n Then he he that it be sent The provided Marshal Tito with forcements o carry ml his fight with the acreages hit a preliminary Kilt county farm agent aid that it is top early o the loss very closely but that tbe which have been hit bean plants no lore or beans this year and more severe rosts however plans would be able to develop the forming from the to nnt ton ilark an outlook Actually the farm agent I unless move severe frosts conic his year's crop should be than last year as heavier ains have doubled the yield per in most areas Last year's crop averaged ahout Oil pounds per acre re- This year barring further it that the average hit per acre Home plots will even go up to 00 and per ho said Tn addition to beans corn squash and other garden plantings have been hit in the ireas affected but grains having started forming have not seen hurt he stated Flag Senior Junior High Students Register Aug All new Flagstaff senior students in 12 will register Monday Tuesday and Wednesday Aug 23 and 24 All students who registered last spring and wish to make a change in heir may also come up on the above three All seventh and eighth grade students who did not attend the Flagstaff last register on the above days On Aug 26 all freshmen are to buy textbooks pay for locker de- posits lowel fee and activity ets from to 12 noon mores will buy textbooks locker keys etc from I p in to 5 p m The tentative amount of money that will be needed for freshmen nnd sophomores is as Textbooks deposit 50 cents towel foe a semester activity ticket Students buy secondhand books from the student council at about half thi cost of new hooks Junior and senior students wil buy books Saturday Aug 27 fron to 5 p m amount of money be need ed for each student is textbooks locker deposit 50 cents activ ity tickets towel fee junior a semester Students may buy books from the student council Al students who have the biology boo used last year called Sci by Hunter are asked I bring their hooks in to sell Th same book will be used this year All seventh and will report Friday Avs 20 for cheeking program schedule Continual on Page Six A students in summer music at Dr K A Ardrey from College is of the Pictured with Or ami Mrs Ardrey are In Virginia Allen John Hick Kuhn liny low Margarel Davis W Ardrey Kuhn and Junes WASHINGTON Aug IS House voted today lo slush arms aid from nnd cut off the program next June 30 It n stunning setback for President Truman's gram for in arms help for Western Europe Greece Turkey Korea Iran and the The action came Secretary of State had warned that a cut might be interpreted as indicative of suspicion and distrust of our allies amendment lo cut purt of the was offered by Rep Richards adopted by a teller vote nf j In can be a roll-call vole on it later and the result may bel 6 Women Die In Flaming Plenty All-Star Seats Available Kemi i n lumbering town to sinkers broke police lines in an attempt to others reporting foi work at a timber dum Police fired in the air Strikers with pistol shots The inkers were dispersed One er reported shof Troops which had been by for in emergency at a town some CO miles weio c tiled to the Kemi area The government declared the strike there illegal Kemi way the first arena nf what the government describes ns a country-wide strike offensive aimed at creating in order Richards nnd those hacked said the amendment would j serve notice on European nations A I if A that help will ond next 30 unless they mi nation to pull together as it for defense If they t said can five Triple WreCK rest of the money next year President Truman wanted full be available for through June 30 1051 Passing Causes to usurp power and establish a people's democracy Communist Be Held Back For Sale At Gate For Both Stellar Events Sports from all over Arizona today beginning their to to witness tho first annual All-Stars high school basketball and The basketball game will be in tho new high school gym al o'clock Friday The football game will at o'clock Saturday on Skidmore Held announced uOfl lie foi nl the but only tickets for of people the gym can will he A of will be heW for gate sale nl the football Violent Quake Rocks Turkey 1ST A N UI A tig Queen Contest Set For Williams Rodeo IHy Tho SUN'S system will be used for the tion of a queen for an- ual Labor day sponsors of today Containers in which votes may Iw placed for the six candidates ill be placed in several Girls in the competition nre ly Jo by the liams Volunteer fire Evelyn Augenstein St club Jam's Poison Rotary club Carman Gamboa Legion Mayes Business and Women's club and Chire Looft Lions will be presented with a complete western outfit and will reign over the rodeo Leg Brace Too For Detroit Thief DETROIT Aug 18 Sally leg brace was hot for a thief to handle ft was stolen from her fathers wen irked car after he it from an orthopedic shop where it made under a surgeon's pre- scription just for Sally The j was designed to enable the year-old to walk normally for the first time Since spastic paralysis had crippled her right ll Two small found the frace yesterday while playing in n vacant lot The thief had torn open the and tt inlo some bushe The ticket continued I aro now available at the chamber nf ftir both violent earthquake On holli nights the a largo part nf eastern Turkey last sale will ho moved at 0 p.m from today The hardest hit point was Kigi lml officials announ in province where four Oint no mit is in sight as sons two children I a- a warning for fan A get killed 1 wenty houses levelled the ministry report Meanwhile fur game ami half-time festivities went forward At the football game the Fe Indian band will appear during tlie and at The Flagstaff drum ami bugle corps will hoth Friday and unlay at 7 p.m preceding 66 Meet Friday Directors of the unit of j Highway Association will meet here 19 Hotel Monte Vista The meeting is open lo anyone interested ia GG The will be directed by President G L Noel of Holbrook A will be conducted on whether or not the president of Greater Arizona will be one of the protection oT I Ky Aug 18 I women dimi a V 1 death early and a cur of here and Campbell of I slatp police said the three I soldiers in the other automobile injured He identified the dead Mrs Lucy Koper 45 of the Jennie Stuart noon hospital at Hopkinsville Maudo Oatts about 45 of the The stricken area included the provinces of and can where tbe walls nf several houses were reported cracked Tlie lasted at some July Welfare Costs Run Over Million Aug 18 welfare program in Arizona cost during July the state s Pretty Sally is going to tor's office to have a placer cast removed from her leg and the department of welfare ha brace fitted 4-H Club Leaders To Attend School Here Next Week Adult leaders from chilis] son McKee stale throughout Arizona will gather the campus of Arizona State the The patrol under Capt wili direct the flow of fic to the high school nnd to the football fields day e Chief YV M son and his staff will ing at events ness manager Ann Hoper 15 daughter of Mrs Miss Mury Ann a student of Memphis Tenn Miss Hetty Cason 18 secretary il the hospital Miss Mary Jeffords 19 of vil Ky a nurse said the soldiers tried to pass tli transport when their into rear during the months will he discussed automobile ra Arthur Black of Ropers car and drove t vice president of the group for lho TT western part of the state and M I Mrs and the E Clark of Winslow is eastern I lick heavily laden with four new president William M Smith of is treasurer Albert A Hall is tlie Flagstaff director Assn of ilie U S Highway Pease Henderson Even At 9 Holes Dorothy Pease Phoenix ing champion and derson Phoenix were all even at the end first nine holes in play of the noon today In another flight match bitt young Harvard university medical student from Flagstaff was three down lo Ruth Falk of Phoenix at the Falk is the tournament medalist lege here Monday for the first an- Arizona 4-H club leaders school Expected to attract n club leader and Mrs Ellen assistant state leader are in charge Classes will begin Tuesday anil extend through Thursday The school will conclude Thursday County Club Formed Wednesday Hoi brook Aug 13 IRAKIS ils first persons met to vole the cu flub inlo existence Albert It was ejected president Arthur Austin vice- and J McEvoy treasur- Mustang Collide And Crash SAG HARDOR N Y Any 13 Two twin-engined tang planes from Mitchell Field X V in the air near here today State police said been found Field the planes were ly carrying one man each and were on a training mission j An air force paid I there was an unconfirmed that one pilot parachuted from his plane t burst into flames -on and blazed into an inferno by spewing gas and oil H burned for more hour before could bring the under of the six women were beyond recognition Womble said TODAY'S BASEBALL Press National League ft Brooklyn 5 Boston 10 New York G Pittsburgh 2 D Only games scheduled American League Washington at New York Detroit 2 Chicago 0 Cleveland at St Louis night Only scheduled 100 men and women the ning with at which there will lodge in Bury nnd Taylor will be special speakers present on the campus Menls will he Class hours will he from 0 to 12 a Peaks District Boy Scouts To Present Week Most of the Hoy troops in president Robert i the Peaks District of Grand yon Council will attend a poree at the Flagstaff City Park next Wednesday and Thursday organization was ed from the former Golf club A golf course has already been constructed and work on a ed at Tony's Steak house Hu 5 at week 25 R Same of boys ii and from 2 to in the The entire is being science lecture room at the by the Bears dation with the school being con- ducted agricultural smn service Arizona and the dep The faculty from the include two instructors from Wa The public is invited to the lime classes Evening open only Yuma Girl Drowns hi River YUMA Aug 18 ie of the University those attending tlie conference will Ainsworth the department of around instruction in recreational projects for drowned yesterday while swimming clubs in the Colorado river Sheriff J The school wfs made necessary A ington D C one from Oregon by the growth of 4-H club work one from Utah and several from I Arizona recent years of- the University Arizona at Continued on Page Six The youngster been Ming near shore on the California ide the river Tuesday evening anil camp out Wednesday afternoon there will be a parade through the downtown streets of the city beginning at 2 o'clock At the boys will semble for instruction At p m the and stunt will with each troop for a stunt Al p mi will he sounded will kit thi Mtk it in pine forest IW Thursday morning at 0 o'clock competition programs will be held in events to be announced the pre- vious day at registration lime This will continue through he morning At p m the program of competitions will be resumed and will continue until At p m free for Scouts be- server followed at 8 f m Iry the and of At taps will be sounded and those boys not staying overnight will leave for home Hill Redman is in charge of program Barton is chairman of the district camping activities Scouts must report in full uni- form and pack Each troop will bring its food tents bedding sils and all ment and materials needed for an overnight camp   

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