Arizona Daily Sun (Newspaper) - November 30, 1956, Flagstaff, Arizona nee Grid Teams Col G Suez Closing Causes Extreme Shortage US TO POOL OIL RESOURCES FOR EUROPE Evening of Northern Arizona Vol 11 No 85 Pbone ARIZONA Price Friday November 30 U S To Increase Might Of 6th Fleet By STAN SWINTON WITH U S 6TH OFF SARDINIA Uncle Sam's Mediterranean fleet already the moist powerful in the world Boon will be beefed up more The fleet's commander Vice Adm Charles R Cat Brown told a news conference aboard his flagship the heavy cruiser The 6th Fleet already is armed with Regulus guided missiles hich can carry an atomic replacements for the less hilling Coral ami Randolph There are plans to equip the reinforced which travels wi John rockets which can carry an atomic warhead in December it will be joined by the missile cruiser Boston armed with Terrier missiles which can give atomic antiaircraft against enemy planes as distant as America's mosf modern aircraft caniers the Forrestal and the modernized Franklin D Roosevelt will join the Heel in January as No Arizona Musicians JS More man Arizona high school band students ers music personnel will meet Ashurst Music Hall college here for the annual band clinic Sponsored by the Northern zoha Administrators Association the clinic is held each winter to prepare for the spring Music Each northern band director will bring a group of band students to make up a playing to read music so festival numbers may be selected Charles Warren associate ector of the Lumberjack band will be in charge of arrangements tor the clinic assisted by other music faculty members and Jege music students He Is sub- for Harold Goodman band director at the college who left from Phoenix the first of the week to his younger sister Miss Janet Goodman to the Mayo clinic for treatment Goodman's 1 sister has been seriously iU for several months Schools making up the northern group include Flagstaff Sanders k Prescott Kingman Seligman Ash Forte St Johns Wimlow Round ley Mingus and Bide ill the He expressed holief that Ih of the Meet in 111 rnse Mediterranean is a stron force peace also disclosed that after the threat of the Egyptian crisis the Western Alliance Allied operation is more smoothly again to work and there las been a renewal of NATO sea exercises Brown said 6th Fleet gave the U S flexible power in the Mediterranean could IK used with control to the degree needed in a local situation I hud could set up and send in firmed can said Supervisors Meet Monday Face 9 Items Coconino county Board Supervisors holds its regular Doc ember meeting Monday and on tin Biblically named by their nursemaid Mrs Manaa at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo in Colorado Springs and Abraham zoo has the largest ape colony in the country Crush Cuban Revolters DE CUBA Wl About 200 civilians attacked two police stations here Friday Poles Show Strong Faith Bf FROST WARSAW month Poland demonstration of religious faith Roman Catholics by the sand packed into churches across the country to pray with their newly freed Primage Stefan inal Last Sunday the cardinal preached at Warsaw churches including St Johns Cathedral Each time the crowd flowed over to the sidewalks out- side Inside women fainted in the crush These scenes have been ed at the visits to Churches in the To a nation more SO per cent Roman the cardinal appears a symbol ct hope that the lone division between church and state and factions the church itself are In Ms sermons me ordinal ex- hope by using a able elf one ber rf th in an attempt to spark a revolt against President Fulgencio Ba- The government claimed the rebellion was crushed in less than two hours Three rebels were reported killed Gen Francisco chief of the armed forces said the tion was under control arid that the army was rounding up small groups of dispersed rebels The many o them wearing olive-colored uni forms similar to the army's at- tacked the national police and maritime police stations at The group that attacked the tional police headquarters drew to an abandoned structure next door which formerly had been Firemen Don't Go Far On Minor Call Flagstaff firemen didn't have to far on a call Thursday afternoon As a matter of fact they only drive their smallest truck just in front of the Tire station A truck and carrier heavily with logs of th call Coming down North Beave Street one set of brakes on the truck overheated and started small fire The truck was in front of the fire station in the midst of heavy traffic and ments later went on its way the trouble taken care ot by firemen Heavy Floods Deluge Sumatra JAKARTA Indonesia floods hit the Medan area of eastern Sumatra Thursday hundreds of villages Six persons were reported missing and authorities feared the higher used as a school and city hall nd barricaded themselves inside Sefore police and soldiers could rebels set fire i the building and fled Many of the attackers wore identifying themselves i adherents of 26 a slogan adopted by Fidel Castro who has been by the government with dotting against the Batista re ime from his place of exile Mexico July 26 is in 1953 when Castro led ng here and attacked army bar racks Santiago de Cuba a city of 300 WO and Cuba's second largest i WO miles east of Havana and cap tal of Oriente Province which Ion las been a hotbed of Castro's ad The government links Castro with former President Car los Prio Socorras On said a marding a store of dynamite at construct ion project in Holguin iri Oriente Province also was ed when six armed men highway in the county highway system ginning nt Lake ex- tiding a- distance nearly 13 2 A request that ay the road xk to I rough Valley 3 A hearing n road to abandon a portion of en Street in ion 4 Hear five counterparts of the agreement the and Coconino county ig financing of preliminary en- on the and al presented for 5 Study a fire contract between ie Williams volunteer fire and Foursquare Friendly Williams up for approval 6 Sheriff's appointments of presented for approval George K Foster and Reynold 7 Representatives of Citizens Committee of Sedona to appear concerning of Jordan Lane 8 Hear the audit of county lands and 9 Presentation and audit monthly reports of county als No Rationing Predicted For This Country AUGUSTA Ga tfl President Eisenhower Friday took n first step toward easing the oil age in Westorn Europe resulting from closing the Suez Canal In a move to provide oil for such nations as and Preside tit for establishment of machinery which in effect would pool the re- sources of the American petroleum industry to deal with the situation Eisenhower authorized the office of Defense Mobilization to call Hie Interior fnr a ol the laws to permit KV II will production as well is tanker facilities In Washington Mobilization Di- rector Arthur S asked Secretary of Interior Sealon to the Middle Committee This committee representing IS oil companies has standby plans o pool production and tanker facilities for nn effort to ease the European petroleum sis resulting from the Canul countries already gone under voluntary or com- gasoline rationing whil this withheld act til exerting ain and France to withdraw their from implied not state that the States has obtained it con- siders sufficient assurances from the Krench and British govern ments tha t thei r forces will be withdrawn leaving the United Nn lions n free to stabilize con ditions in Egypt the U.S effort ill a 20 per cent in this winter the canal ami disrupt inclines to the c in good In spite of thu heavy drain nn hemisphere oil supplies officials have said there will e no necessity for In Honing in his country said lie is not one of supplies hut essentially a transportation Tlie number of tankers ble to carry oil is not sufficient o permit maintaining oil con ion at normal levels n the the statement said said he acted after consultation with Secretary of Dulles and Acting Secretary of State Herbert Hoover Jr and vith the approval of dent He asked Secretary Beaton to authorize the 15 U.S companies represented on the emergency com to coordinate the efforts they have been making individual ly to assist in handling the supply program Drought Big Problem Of Rancher Conclave TUCSON HI Waler problems by possibly the worst drought in Iho history of of stute tlemen Friday as they 1 a i ma 1 con vc nt ion Cl ill son dent of Irio Arizona Cattle water supply a drought cnn era Assn Quaker Sect Get Donation CHARGED WITH police officers lead Air Jack from St Paul courtroom he waived extradition to California on a first degree der warrant 48 and his wife Virginia 40 and daughter Marlys 20 were accused of killing an infant boy found in a trash dump near Tehachapi Calif in The three were also accused of the killing two other babies allegedly born to the kill us Although would improve if we had n good rainfall it would take quite some time for most cattle growers in stite to completely recover He said and counties and strip north of the Colorado River were exceptionally i try CuH Safley hood of tlic and ranch loan department of Iho Southern Trust Co suid according lo an mate I've heard stale herds are down un average of 35 cent and some herds as much as 40 Kven if wo had ate ruin only a few cattle ers could recover within a year For most of them il would take at least three yen is and some iis long as 10 years Waller Tucson er said some ranches in this recover rapidly if there was i good rainfall He With now normal precipitation throughout the winter many men could be back on their fret by April II is possible thul ol tiers won III not get re Ho f until around August when we have summer rainy season William Sponce of Phoenix who has a purebred herd in Missouri just of Kansas City said All territory liere und Missouri is in a bad way be- cause of the There Is enough water o gel through the winter back there but unless there good precipitation in the Middle West area will in serious trouble next Gas Rationing Stills Paris Traffic 3 Lineman Back Make First Team PHILADELPHIA The American Friends Services Com- has received raised by the lord mayor of London for Quaker relief work garian refugees In Austria The committee said it will use the the place to buy underwear Victory Dinner For Democrats Coconino county Democratic of- fice holders met ing for a victory dinner presided over by J Manning man Central Com- Other members of the com- were also present No for- mal program held The ing was spent in discussing the recent campaign and plans for the future By The Own late College Lumber jacks IV im Flagstaff placed seven en the first two Frontier Conference teams picked hern Thursday at a meeting oC conference The of- declared of the conference with Now Mexico Military Institute gnl four men the first team and three on second Named to the first team from Flagstaff were Salas sack Jim Taylor center Cocil Nelson tackle and Frank guard Thomas ir a the other three juniors Named to thu second team Randolph end Gien tackle arid Armando Gonzales halfback Randolph amt re freshmen and of only two seniors on the Mexico Institute compiled a like to the ence crown The two did not meet this fall the meeting from Flagstaff were Francis faculty representative Jiggs letie director and By PARIS The roap traffic was stilled a Friday as the full rati T Williamson squad this year a record of eight wins nm two defeats in Spil bury's first year as head coach In the conference the Lumber jacks compiled a record New first onel Taylor Highlands nl tackles and er il ASC gu a uibert rank Thomas ASC ASC SC Tinman Jim Thomas Bates Second Randolph Stanley Clark NM Western ASC and om Cudney NM Western Castanon rids Phil Pan- Aaron Charles Rogers Highlands Jim Locke Wolf Panhandle and Gonzales ASC Sports Day Slated Saturday At ASC Approximately women denU from five Arizona schools of higher learning will participate in the annual fall Sports to be held at the in Flagstaff Saturday Institutions to be represented will be ASC at Flagstaff Eastern Arizona Junior College College Good Samaritan Nursing School of Phoenix Arizona State College at Tempe Women's Recreation of the Flagstaff College will be sponsors of event Included ln the program will be volley t badminton and doubles bowling table tennis singles and doubles and restricted activities dent of WRA is student UK Sports Htten wait assistant professor of j cal education is the faculty sor Hostess for the ty members will be Dr Wilda PicKett associate professor of physical education for women The groups will arrive in staff Friday evening They will be of the college throughout Saturday Two of the groups may stay over until Sunday Events win start at 9 a m Jan Putnam Downers III ly Safes and Kaay dorf are in charge of Volley ban games will be played In the Badminton and the activities will take place wli J tiM building alley will be the site of the bowline competition Flagstaff's freshman volley ball team that will participate will in- Carol Anderson Phoenix Wood Bisbee VernA er Bisbee Irene Sandoval No- galea Mercy Claypool Sue Snowflake Isabel Garcia A jo and Buros Long Island N Y Senior volley ball team consists Sendejas Claypool Arlyne Rodgers Goodyear Kaay Handorf Jo Cope Sally SaUs Mary Lou Yuma and Boaz Camp Verde is host to restricted activities for do not participate in an Tam Single tonnis entrant rom arc Jean Jo Ann Table Unni doubles are Peggy Thompson Foi Defiance ami Betty Smith Som merton Sylvia Nogales i hostess In the table tennis games Sylvia Pompa Glendale nn Nancy will pai in the badminton single Frances Varela Phoenix and Ja Putnam will be in lnc doubles Bowling participants from Flagstaff will be Le Knoll Woodland Hills Calif an Jean Duly Angeles They wi ako be hostesses for that group Flagstaff's physical majors find minors and WR will bo officials for th tames re- I The every driver station near hii buy gas any are issued black December License Visits Released The December schedule for ers license examinations in conino county has been released Tlic examiner will be in on 1 2 3 6 7 8 15 17 18 20 21 22 24 and 31 His hours here arc from days anil from on Saturdays On Monday Dec 24 the hours are fiom Other county visits times and Tuba City 4 Hie Williams 5 19 Justice of Peace Ash Fork 10 10 Olson's Kingman 11 12 13 14 Friday at a gas not rise No tickets and the ration must into the lank No be Tilled The amount by the garage on of auto- mobile's log Automobile whose final number ends in on even figure draw gas on even dates those with odd numbers on odd dates To make matters worse many service stations have nol received expected deliveries and have lo return Only half of December's can be issued now The rest will follow Dec 17 Special tickets were given Thursday to hundreds ot foreign tourists stranded along the French Riviera They can buy just enough gas to get them to the frontiers Here and there farmers dug out old units which kept their vehicles moving durin the war They chug along straight poplar-lined roads filvin off clouds iOf blue smoke Shows Top Rams CHIC AGO un Tlie of Wyoming shewed the champion and reserve champion rams Thursday in sheep judging at the International Ex- position
