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   Arizona Daily Sun (Newspaper) - November 28, 1956, Flagstaff, Arizona                               No Land For Private Investment UTAH TOWNSITE TERMED PROMOTION SCHEME Flagstaff Williams Elections Pass Story Column 2 Sedona Excluded From County Zoning Plans Column 4 Employed By Williams Story fi Homo Evening Newspaper of Northern Arizona Vol It No 83 Phone FLAGSTAFF ARIZONA Price Wednesday November 28 Mill Soot Problem To Be Decreased business and residential Quirk said that of the power plant would con- rvo approximately ns of water daily Southwest Lumber Mills nml Soot and smoke long considered that generally prevailing unpleasant but necessary evils of mis smoke away from the industry will be reduced in the Flagstaff area as a result of an exchange agreement between Arizona Public Service Co and Southwest ber Mills Inc Under the transaction which effective Dec 15 Arizona Public Service will transfer to its steam generating and re- lated equipment at the Southwest mill in exchange for the Saginaw power plant and related ment In addition will pay Public Service and the utility electricity arid steam irwn the Flagstaff plant and the agreement under purchas- ing power from the Malcolm Bridgewater Tice ident in charge of for the utility Mud the Saginaw be'put on a cold standby basis after the becomes TJie plant will of iji to in of Bridgewater said HoweVer whenever it wil be used as instead of saw soot f tha three and a from Prescott which ample supply of power for region B L Quirk vice president tar ed that i ney toiler with fly ash at the generating being purchased from Service hew efficient re- quire less leu Mid and the fly ash eliminator will power plant is farther re- moved from the highways than he added and Is 3d Tennessean Ike Education By MARVIN t AUFUSTA Ga Presiden Eisenhower picked Dr Gridley Derthick of schools at Chattanooga Term to be U S commissioner of cation Wednesday Af the time the Presiden appointed Jack Z Anderson for mer of Congress and noi assistant to Secretary of culture Benson to aa White House liaison Con gress He will specialize in tend ing to farm as be ha in the Agriculture Dept In post Derthick who will be 51 Dec 23 succeeds Dr Samuel M brothe at Atty Herbert Brownel The been Vacant Sept 1 Samuel Browne resigned to become of at Detroit It pays a year choice of De announced at hii vacation here is a recess a pointment subject to Senate con when recon venes in The selection of Andenon liaison man with Con gross is u outright president a which not require Arizona Public I a in i from with Uie City of some time at the Saginaw if the local critical water he said We were to in helping to solve this problem ven though we lost about ity sales With oj a standby basis this IKS pel Both the Power Com mission and the Arizona tion have the between Public Ser vice and Southwest Mills AUSTRIA JAMMED WITH refugees crowded into this small village of Andau near the Austro-Hungarian frontier itas relief to receive cigarets and candy Austrian officials reported more than Hungarians have fled into Austria since the Hungarian uprising started Oct Big Majority Favor Proposals School improvement bond issues n Flagstaff passed in elections Tuesday A issue was approved 1ST o 6 in Flagstaff and a was okayed in Williams Flagstaff school district No 1 had allocated for instruction of a dormitory for ndian students so the bond sue will pay for in im- it Ten classrooms and a be built at tho nev aine Knoll subdivision -0 be added to Marshall School 10 rooms will be added to the Ml School in East Flagstaff and a kitchen will added to the Sedona School auditorium Sturgeon Cromer Flagstaff of schools said contracts for the new Pine Cnoll school additions to the ther schools will probably be t in February so that work can tart early in the spring Cromer dded contracts may be individually or in a package deal At Williams two issues actually settled One a vote of 186 to 66 okayed construction of a new high school plant and for additional grounds and equipment and another a vote of 80 to 68 okayed a move to chase a site in northern Williams lor a future grade school at a cost Walter Schumann Is Hospitalized HOLLYWOOD at Musical di- rector Walter Schumann 50 was hospitalized Wednesday by ac asthma He collapsed in Hollywood office Tuesday and was revived by a Fire oxygon squad Boiler Explosion Destroys 73 Tanks CALGARY Alta A boiler explosion through sent tank flames hangar racing at the Sargee Army Camp Tuesday nigh destroying worth of Ca military equipment The Joss included 13 Centurion at Dallas Man Here Looking Into TV Karl King of Dallas Tex is in Flagstaff this week investigating of establishing a TV station here He represents O L of Dallas who has a struction permit for a single nel station here King said that If plans work out Sedona Group Requests Time For Study By DEAVER A decision was reached Tuesday by the county planning and zoning commission to mec with a sign and billboard group on ironing out certain dations in the posed ordinance for un areas of Coconino county The meeting is scheduled in weeks that a seconl public hearing the nino county Board of Supervisor such as the one conducted Tues before a court room crowd in the county court house will be called At that tim the commission wiH present it ordinance recommendations to supervisors subject to expression of anyone present for final ap proval If approved a wait ing period ensues before the on i nance becomes Jaw At Tuesday's hearing the com mission went on record as back ing a suggestion by County At lorney H Karl that th zoning ordinance affect all of Co Officials Of B of R Declare Plan A Hoax By KEN WAYMAN Announced plans to construct r city to house poisons ir Arizona west of proposed site of Glen Canyon Dam was termed a promotion scheme hy officials of the Bureau of Initial ion Officials of bureau reached 11 Kanub present lor engineers who will supervise construction of the million dam Grand ment a Utah firm could a town as officials listed these reasons 1 All land on west or Utah side of Hie river has been earmarked for reclamation use wilh the exception of five sections of state land which is leased to Art Green 2 The section leased hy Green has requested lo be drawn from Arizona for use Hie bureau 3 The reclamation bureau hn not Riven of any kim to any firm to obtain land for use as n or any other pur pose k Further the tlie Land Department no- reclamation officiate Wed that his department not granted permission to any firm lo use state lands don't know n durn thing bout this L M Wylic ca gineer Tor the story of the plans of ihi private firm was read 10 him Lo the in a Aory from Salt ent Corp c would fiv liles northwest of the dam on Ib side of river Ixil still rizona added the project wi a walor and drainage and electric for the communities I'm beginning to smell some hing around Wylie the story was read to hin We had reports this morning tha survey crews had been staking ou plots in this area and I was jus iK ready to take steps to mve the m the survey e rews That is all public land and the crews have no business being lere Wylie added that the tion bureau plans to build the the station could be on the air by county with the single Feb 1 1957 Continued On Page 3 rent or GRANTS If scaled throo Flagstaff whose In Uic lias The three new nni Mrs Firm Promises To Bring Rain Snow n hy Mrs soon after he the year of said no definite decision had been made whether the site would oe on the Utah or Arizona side of the river said acre plots will be- come available at yearly these will be handled by the bureau and not through a private firm The company Grand ment Corp might be planning a development on the strength of this but I can't see any firm promising to spend millions of lars on this alone Wylie said he has asked the office in Salt Lake City to investigate the matter further in regards to Ehe company and its intentions By SUN Correspondent Williams City uncil Tuesday agreed to pny 52 000 to rainmakers to fill the seven reservoirs Noting in special session uncil agreed 10 up the to be pn i d if the rose vs through efforts of firm If on the other do not do the job as mised the cily will not be gated in any Hie firm also will be held re- for any damage caused to the reservoirs through efforts directly responsible to the makers Two Members of Weather a I ions Inc Homer F Kerry and Charles L field met wilh Council Tuesday agreed to stipulations put Forth by the Williams council Deadline for filling the voirs is March 26 Williams reservoirs have been dry for several weeks and drastic attempts o find water by wells so far have proved In the agreement as readied Sing Unit Planned All mra interested in a Coconino Society arc asked to come lo Music at 1 South Beaver Wednesday evening tonight at 8 o'clock and regular choral singing will be he goal nf sponsors the project State Hopi Crews Join Firefighters Five Hopi crews from Arizona and five crew leaders from nino National Service are in California fighting the Forest fire which has devastated 45.000 acres The crew leaders are ter Olson Rolf Paul and ward Meyer The fire fighting includes 4 crew leaders from hab Korest two from j Prescott three from the greaves Notional Forest and three from the Other crews composed of San Isabel nnd tero Apache from New Mexico also on fighting line battling the which started on the Indian vation in California hy Council nml Hie firm no ey will paid time iho rainmakers lire trying lo fill Uio Tlw be 10 limn arc full Eagles On Ail Second Team Tempo and Prescott placed on tlie Chiss A North Conference tenm to an an- made eary Wednesday by Gill if il Flagstaff high coach From Flagstaff George Harlan was to the ond team ind Art Reaves and backs antl Tom end wore honorable tinn choices AH are seniors placed the first loam senior guard Jnc The Bulldogs had three on ho second lerim nnd on mention leani Winslow selections were end Arden McRae tackle Reynolds and quarterback Terry all seniors nnd able mention choices were junior gnard Tom junior baeli State Traffic Toll Ties Record The 1956 death toll on streets and highways pulled up even with the record Wednesday when a woman died In Williams The total came to dead equal to the mark set In 1951 Supt Greg O Ha Hi away of the Highway Patrol tlic toll would climb to a new record of 450 this year He made the mate in a statement in which he all intents and purposes Arizona's highways not pat The main problems Hathaway said are inadequate enforcement and driver responsibility until our populace is to shoulder this he we feel that we must rely on the proven formula of sufficient en- forcement The victim whose lied the record was Mrs van kos who was injured in July in what the Highway Patrol termed a tragically typical Her car went off the MU Seligman patrol saki after she at the wheel fatality was recorded Tuesday when a pickup truck col- wilh a gasoline truck near Zarron a girl from Tex was killed while riding her father in the pickup saw one bright spot in the picture He termed the on the Tucson Highway a perfect example o what can he accomplished by quate enforcement to demonstrate what can be we de- tailed officers to this road at the expense of leaving areas unprotected he said The rale promptly wen down If fact ns of this writing only one fatal accident had curred since Iho establishment of With sufficient manpower to properly all of our ways I urn confident that we could see n simitar reduction in lire slate Helton anil senior center Rose first Kenny Jones ind Don tent Home Glendale and lames Tempe guards jos and Moores Glendale center Fornara Jerry Lamb Chandler Gene nr Harold Allen of Prescott Allen Smith nf and Royse of E Rag Road Assessments road covering of Flagstaff rome delinquent 1 Rose cy county treasurer reminded Wednesday Sim paid that there arc n groa many of these assessment stil outstanding and urged ci'S in llw district lo comn ii pay them noon day Hoc 1 after that time a 5 per cent penalty wUl bo in feet They will then bo otl in iho Coconino Sun and after sold at auction 3 From Flag Naturalized In Rites Here After a short but Impressive ul 10 o'clock court of Judge H L Russell Remijio ami Mrs Bannister were granted citizenship in the United Slates of A Chavin lion of Phoenix con- qualifying examination a and presented the plea of the The oath of allegiance then adm hy Mo t y Lewis clerk of iho court Dr Tom O himself A naturalized citizen U S A n short The privileges ami responsibilities of citizenship and Mrs Waller kc Resent of ter of the presented each new citizen with A flag and ly them A J Fine depart ment of the American Legion Auxiliary also spoke Red carnations were given to each of the applicants by Mrs Brown in of the Pilot In Club Other present Mrs Lewis nnd Mrs Lore n Cress Arizona District Chairman of International Affairs Mrs Mary Leon Adrion and Mrs Stanley Sykes of the DAR were also present 33 was Mrs G V of the Woman's Club nnd Mrs Pete Lindemann Sr the Catholic Daughters of America Refreshments were served in tiin Conference Room hy the DAR at the conclusion of the nony Mis DC Miguel is a native of Spain and lived in Venezuela be- ore to the United States is a native of Mexico and MYs Bannister lived near Pitris France here to many Clio lies B of Arizona Pulp and Co Colorado Named Best U Of A Foe TUCSON Orange Bowl d Col ora d o ha s name d hy the Arizona Wildcats as the host team met this fall Coloro d n which Info a led zona las I week also won three positions on Arizona's team Wildcats picked Jim ford of Wyoming as the best ning hack they faced this year and named Bob Laraba of Texas Western as the finest passer they opposed Hall Broadfoot of Texas Tech was lineman verted the best enemy   

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