Arizona Silver Belt (Newspaper) - November 8, 1945, Miami, Arizona E D I TO RI A L WHATS THE USE By B O Eastman Research Organization The world is going to hell on horseback with us we are re he fe in the to whi talking and the next world to We have premiums for idleness and penalties for ambitions Quality declines prices mount the dollar shrinks Its all a sorry world in a dismal plight Whats the use lotion there is but one answer none at all There isnt any use because you have ceased to be t0 the rest the world You M well quit and have it over with Indeed you already have his ma qUU With his heart he with X are not to or for the rest of the world others P ourselves we cannot keep faith with Jove And believe in it we the Rotarians Hear Talk On United Nations Charter The United Nations Charter de signed to bring permanent peace to a war weary world was the sub ject of discussion at a regular meet jing of the Globe Rotary Club held i noun at the Dominion j Sturgeon Cromer program chair Faublon containing K uBla n i Faublon Starling Mathis Edward Evans Jose Laguna Joseph Tewks bury William Buttery Jesus Acuna Kenneth M Duncan Roy Willam Eugene Dennis William C McMillan Delbert L lockwood Marvin Schoonover Husband Of Former Miami Woman Declared Missing a uia gram illustrating the plan and con main features of the pre Judge C C Faires suggested a Station at Rotary meeting Lieut H E Stevenson superin tendent of the Globe schools on leave of absence with the navy Rove an interesting description of life In the Marshal and Gilberts Lieut Howard William Hallford I L bt and Gilberts husband of Mrs Howard Hallford mandale of the United the former Beulah Mae Cobb has r lhc Ialter 0 Great Britain been reported as missing near inhabitant have a great Guam since October 16 according f lc he ex to word received from the War riV T by his wife in Phoenix e Rotary Club had a 100 thls week No further information nlr T in October Chai J Alden attendance chair man reported Frank E Miami was a Shoe craft waa the guest of Cecil Chas Walker of Akron Ohio the guest of his AI Cox and Homer Smith of his brother L W Smith Birthday donations were reported Hogel secretary from Cecil and the Rev Wm r Fulton president of the club VISITING Mr and Mn Charlei H Gilbert Jr are visiting here this week with Mrs Gilberts mother Mrs Mar guerite Lewis enroute to Elgin 111 where Mr Gilbert will attend been received as yet Lieut Hallford who was with the U S Army was a pilot of a Mrs Hallford daughter of Mra Frank of Miami it now miking her home In Phoenix Mn who wu enroute to Phoenix to her daughter rived at the same time the mei from the was received by Mrs Gila Mineral Society To Meet Tonight A meeting of the Mineral Society will be held tonight at oclock at the YMCA John Slack editor and publisher of the Silver Belt will be the oi me Belt will be the V wm speaker and will and dli of Mr play specimens collected from var H Sr of lout sections of the world Douglas and a former staff All rock hounds ere invited to V Je vise has recently after four years Weather Report Tie following report Is through tin courtesy of Miaul Co Max 73 78 82 70 70 Nov 1 Nov 2 Nov 3 Nov 4 Nov 5 NOV 6 Nov 7 72 61 Wi chief Mln B4 45 49 47 62 4B 65 after four y duly with 18 months overseas service His brother Ted Gilbert is now a senior lieutenant In the Navy it stationed on the new air plane carrier The F D R ARRIVE IN MIAMI Mr and Mrs Jeff Welmer arriv ed last night In Miami from Camp Oregon where Mr Welmer was recently discharged from the Army They are visiting Mrs Wel mers mother Mis Mary Swlck and plan to make their permanent home here VOL 6 Local Attorneys Win Unusual Supreme Court Reversal In a rare and unusual move the Arizona Supreme Court reversed it self in a criminal case Monday and granted a new trial to Joel Guidin of Globe Guidin is 3050 year prison term following his con viction last spring In the Gila Coun ty Superior Court on a charee of HUM He was defended by George Senner and Sam Lazovich Miami attorneys who also represented him in the Supreme Court Reversal by the supreme court of a superior court judgment in a criminal case not only is seldom done but it is almost unprecedented for the high tribunal to grant a motion for rehearing to a person convicted of a The court previously had review ed conviction and in a 2 to 1 decision had affirmed the judgment of the Gila County Su Court but a rehearing mo tion was filed and after considera tion of It the court allowed the motion and in a 2 to 1 decision ruled that Guidin did not receive a fair and impartial trial Justice Joseph HMorgan of the new majority opinion which was concurred in by Justice Arthur T La Prade Chief Justice H C Stanford dissented holding to the original decision affirming the conviction In the first ruling Justice La Prade had dissented The court warned In the new opinion that It is a fundamental principle of our law that defend ants are entitled no matter what the charge may be to a fair and impartial trial If prejudicial error exists whether properly assigned or not and it cornea to the attention of this court it should be considered Justice Morgan wrote In a case like this where the conviction must of necessity depend on the practic ally uncorroborated testimony of a child great care should be exercis ed to see that no is al lowed to creep Into the trial The court did not go into detail as to what constituted the dice but indicated it pertained to the testimony of a witness and other matters Justices Morgan and La Prade held that the constituted a situation where sub stantial rights of the defendant had Ireen adversely affected and they decreed a new trial Chief Justice Stanford in a mi opinion asserted he hod read the rehearing petition and the ma new opinion He declared I find no reason to change my opinion in this case and ed in the belief that no error had been committed in the trial lelt MIAMI ARIZONA THURSDAY NOV Miami David Heron Passes Away Following Death Of Wife David S Heron BO years old and an Arizona pioneer died yesterday afternoon In the Clla County Hos pital after a brief Illness brought on by the loss of his wife Heron who passed away last week Funeral services will be held from the Jones Funeral Home chapel at p m Friday and will be conducted by the Rev Oli ver J Werner pastor of St Pauls Church Burial will be In the Cemetery where the Elks Lodge will have charge of the ritual A native of Brownsville Calif Mr Heron came to Arizona In 187G and In 1880 left Phoenix by stage for the Silver King mine at Su From there he went on to Globe by foot During the rough and ready plo neer days of the mining through the IB years he worked an amalgamator at the old mill at the Pioneer mine near then he freighted handling tn team and between Globe and he worked and on his own account For the 30 years he operated real office and business in which he wae active until the death of hit wife During hi yean In Globe he at one time ai chief and filled out one term ai He alio served ai a Olla County supervisor several termi and of the first telephone company In Globe He li survived by three tons J R Heron Globe Olla county state senator Keith C Heron Tucson and Lt Col David F Heron De troit now In Italy a daughter Mrs Fay Shoemaker Triumph Ida two brothers Clyde S Heron San Fran and Robert Heron Oak Har bor Wash three sisters Mrs Elea nor Adams and Downt Ban Francisco and Mrs Sarah Wil son Berkeley Calif Clean Up MUml THB ARK COMING HOME MUml We pay tribute to the heroes who fought and died so valiantly IN Cc Large Group Attends Meeting members werr prc at Tuesday nights dinner infi of tho Miami Community Builders The meeting presided over by chairman Glenn Wilson was held in the Miami YMCA E E McCiain chairman of the clean up committee reported on the progress of the current Clean up Miami for the Holidays cam Ho said there hoc been 5ome response during the firet of the drive but not as much as hoped for He urged members to bend their efforts toward making the campaign a success Sid Miami Town Clerk member of Christmas dec orations committee reported for that group He staled that several organizations including the Town of Miami and the Arizona Edison Co as well as the different schools would assist the committee Mr said he believed Miami i would be well decorated for the coming holiday season Glenn Wilson reported on the I meeting of the Board of Directors and stated that a constitution com had been named and that they would have a constitution drawn up to present to the next meeting for action Mr Wilson also reported that Mrs Harold had been named as Treasurer by the board of directors Added io the honor roll of the courageous dead of World War I are the stalwart heroes of World War II who fought and fell that justice and freedom might throughout the world On thin Armistice Day our first since Victory let w not in ou joy forget these brave men made the supreme sacrifice Rather let us dedicate ourselves to finishing the job bequeathed to us by the job of winning an everlasting Peace Elks Official To Visit Globe Lodge NO 409 B P Novi County Taxpayers Pay Before Elks will be ioss to District uty Grand Exalted Ruler Robert Cj Gila county paid Russell Jr on his official 140 into the treasury November Thursday evening November 15th 5 he deadline for paying the first announced William A Sullivan ha of 1045 taxes to bring the secretary of the lodge The meeting i total collected in November to nearly SI 05 000 it was announcer Miami Bowlers Defeat Safford Miami Bowlers defeated Saffont Sunday afternoon in the concluding game of i 20name match with Jolin Ensl in the singles leading Fred Jensen by t4 and Albert Gothard ami Waedekin defeating Tink doubles will convene at 8 p m Prior to the meeting n dinner y Elton S Bryant Gila county ill be held at p m in the treasurer private dining room of the Among the larger taxpayers and At Safford At Miami ion Hotel n honor of Mr Russell amounts paid were Castle Dome John East I visiting Copper Company 5238545 Ariz 1727 1720 J Company In Fred Jensen by pins in the A large delegation Is expected from Smelter 1083 Mountain States Telephone and Miami AJo and Phoenix lodges A class of candidates will b Hated Following the meeting a American supper will be given In the Club Kennecott Copper Company d X 70622 Company Ml jam Copper Company American Smelter and 1429 318s Business District Lags In Purchases Van Hook States Sales of in the Miami business district have been practic ally nil to date C w Von Hook Miami aren chairman said this morning If we arc lo meet our Konl in tins last of bond drives lie continued Ihe businessmen must come through as expected Mr Van Hook stated that this was tile last bond drive scheduled and that In all probability it would be the lust opportunity for invest ors to lend money lo tile govern ment sit such a high rate if inter est The Miami district chairman highly praised Ihe efforts of the committees of Hie various copper companies 000 in rites have been re ported lo dale md Ihe major share has been secured hy Mr Van Hook expressed the hope thai Miami businessmen would not wail until called on them lint they would make their purchases immediately Miamis Tola quota fnr sales is 3210000 Gila county has sold a total of war bonds for tlie Vic Loan as announced yesterday 3112 William A Sullivan county chairman in in others and in corporation sales have been reported to Nov 6G78 ember 1 Gila Countys total quota Gila county entered thus far in Ihe Elmer will Arizona Victory Loan Queen block with Smoky test according to William A with Savage lentin Lody as announced by Mrs Lucille Woodburn president Globe Lady Girl Enters Elks During the business f the Lady Elks will meet in Victory Globe Elks club rooms where Contest Russell will give a detailed report A r n v 11 j on the activities of the slate Maddox hospital with further S 10 ment for Ihe ladies It is expected that this will bo a banner meeting of the Globe Lodge of Elks and their ladles Club Meet Features Group Singing Group singing of old favorites was the principal feature of a regu lar meeting of the Globe Lions Club noon at the Dominion Hotel Douglas Thomas director of band and orchestra at the Globe High School lead the singing The service talk was given by AI Davenport Ned Ussher acted as program chairman RELEASED FROM PFC Marvin Schoonover son of Mr and Mrs r H Schoonover Mi ami was honorably discharged from the army this week at Mitchell Convalescent Hospital Campo Calif where he has been a pat lent Pvt Schoonover served six months In the European theater was awarded the Purple Heart the Good Conduct ribbon and one bat tle stnr MENS BROTHERHOOD MEETING TONIGHT Members of the Mens Brother hood of the First Baptist Church will meet tonight nt oclock at the church A venison dinner will be served followed by a pro gram consisting of talks on mls to bo presented by members of the group All men of lie district are Invited to attend the dinner and meeting Also tonight in J D Mr and Mrs John Lacy huve Key will urtin a 20game purchased the K J Davis match will Phil property in Dairy Tony Utiny will meet Elmer ami Dorothy hove houghl livan Gila county chairman of the War Finance Committee There are two contestants from six from Tucson and one from Kingman entered so far Contestants must be at least 18 i years of age and not over 26 years be Judged 75 per cent on bond sales and 25 per cent on appearance To be eligible a must tell at least 13000 worth of bonds but she may be entered without selling that amount In advance Complete rules for the contest including Instructions for selecting town county and state winners are on file at the office of Mr Sullivan at thu Mine Supply and Hardware Company Globe Undefeated Team To Meet Globe Tonight Miami High School Junior Varl football team coached by ho Gurovich winds up the season tonight In a game against Globe Junior Varsity to be played at Vandal Field at 8 oclock Miami Junior Varsity players have won three gomes nnd hove md no louses during the season There will be no admission charge to this game j Clean Up Miami THE BOYS ARE COMING Miami Community Builders face and John East will bowl Fieri Jensen ami Jack Leonard in lar matches Elmer will complete a 10 Joc Sav to with Savage leading 7H1 Lets Boost Miami Uie funner Phillip Pace properly in Central Heights and expert tii make their home there The Paces expect 11 be settled in their re cently home formerly owned by Jesse Jennings in Van Winkle Canyon by the first of Dec ember All uf these transactions were handled through The Home Agency Miami UNCLE STEVE SAYS Bjr Phil K Stephens The Presidents recent speech while reiterating s Up service to the old fraud free enterprise hid Inherent in Its words a terrific of and n almost hopeless the system Owing to advances far greater we free possibly employ more than one half of the employable labor This Is and Is the bails of the fear Industry to react hysterically to the public demand for instant and full employment What will be the reaction when enterprise openly has lo Its Impotence Our devotion to the concept of free enterprise us to the fact that II is as absurd economically as It IK morally It Is founded upon the principle vile and sav your necessity Is my opportunity Us labor the vital question how shall I live and keep my family end how shall I secure iny and there Is no answer The workers entering the ase of production for use will ask how shall we live and keep our families and how shall we secure our aie a cooperative question which a bount eous nature unrestricted by artificial answers triumph by the proffer of a largess now almost Impossible to vision The President In his examination his mistaken the throb bing of a cancer or the beating of a hurt
