Tucson Daily Citizen (Newspaper) - June 17, 1950, Tucson, Arizona U S BUREAU FORECAST Generally clear tonight and Important change in temperature At In 1 put 11 LATE NEWS EDITION VOL NO 144 TUCSON ARIZONA SATURDAY EVENING JUNE 17 1950 DIAL FIVE CENTS FOURTEEN S BUS dressed up for school and no way to get there is the plight of these three left to Pat Homing Levine and Dolores Tahli who were among the early of a transit workers strike which halted trolley and Irar service at Angeles They use time-tried method to catch a ride from motorists and didn't wait long Income Files President Decides Crime Probe Is Justification June 17 President Truman come i tax files to m- President issued an executive order making available to a headed by Sen D- Tenn any gift tax returns for any to and in- At same time he all executive departments and agencies to co-operate with the committee to the fullest possible extent I strongly favor the objectives of the the directive said and I am hopeful that its work will produce constructive and results The committee launched an investigation of big time gamblers and crime In- making available any re- turn that the committee may want to examine the President acted under authority vested in him by the internal revenue code The President told a news ence recently that there is pre- cedent for such and that he had such power when he headed the war investigating com as a senator Clear Weather For Week Erid 4 twinkle little star night see you Any day picnic plans can make All we need is food to take Jim of J S Diplomat Calls Upon Cardinal At York June speculated the purpose of Deputy Under- of State -E talk yesterday with Cardinal may have been the lack if American diplomatic ion at the Peurifoy himself reached by in New Jork said he and he churchman Sen Carthy's charges of Eed tion Of department only in the most casual manner The Chicago Tribune said last night the cardinal intervene with Carthy department's behalf You can make all the picnic plans you want for tomorrow according to the forecast Generally clear tonight and Sunday with no Important change in tempera ture Getting a habit high temperature 101 degrees was six degrees under that year High rec ord was set in 1924 degrees listed Phoenix was high in the state with Yuma cooled off with only 99 degrees Denver Colo was a bit wet yesterday Inches of rain pattering down there Baseball Scores St lonis 100 000 001 I 5 0 Brooklyn 411 020 10 14 0 Pollet Martin Boyer 8 and Bucha Newcombe and St dienst and Kaiak Snider Russell and Campanella Cincinnati 9 1 Philadelphia 001200 0 Blackwell 8 and Roberts and Blackwell Pittsburgh 100 320 0 0 0 6 10 1 Boston 400 010 12 t Werle Walsh and Johnson Hall 4 Hogne and Holmes and J WP Hogae Borowy i Maricopa Far tinder Expected Population PHOENIX v population of Maricopa county is much less than expected J Layers county census today had expected a as the 1940 tally of 186483 livers said release of the county's population winds up the reports from this district although his staff stijl has six ahead of it HITS OHIO AREA UPSETS REGATTA PLAN Los Angeles Bus Strike To Last Over Week By Associated Press Prospects appeared dim today for settlement week end of the nation's major labor disputes have cut deeply into the milk supplies for about persons in Washington Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania counties halted all bus and street trans- in Los Angeles forced one of New York's largest newspapers to suspend publication Developments in Los Angeles reported one of the worst traffic jams on record as thousands of automobiles carried to work persons normally using bus or street car The lines normally carry a million rides a a day In addition some Shriners were in the city for the Shriners national convention ing Another Shriners are expected Four thousand operators quit work yesterday in a dispute over demands for cents an hour wage hike over the 5147 an T it we're in for a long a wage boost of four cents an hour Mayor Fletcher L Bowron said -1 looks we're in for a 1 strike The New York and Sun suspended publication last Tuesday after a about 400 CIO American Newspaper men and did not plan to publish today The evening newspaper has no Sunday edition Newspaper Farley Tuesday A new meeting and Guild leaders was planned for Tuesday But after yesterday's sions federal mediators said the parties stands were substantially unchanged Publication was suspended after AFL mechanical unions refused to cross lines struck for a 10 per cent wage increase and other benefits The paper has offered a wage hike and other Anna To Wait For Her Homer Hopes Army Will Set Free Bad Man MUNICH Germany f I will wait as long as it takes I care how that is That's the way brown-eyed feels about her friend Homer Cook The recaptured yesterday after his third escape from army custody since last April rang the doorbell trying to find Anna and the police were tipped Okla boxer is an the general pital here He is being treated for an arm suffered when he escaped day i Homer faces 20 charges ing illegal entry to Germany but a club here says she will stand by him I love He was always so good to me I am trying to get tr -5 them to let me see hml The last of from to a week and otter hg broke contract improvements on Apr IS Spokesmen in the milk strikes m interview she be- EX Homer is being persecuted I think if they had given us a chance in the first place to get of those have if she is asked she will gladly testify at Homer's ng scheduled to start June 21 She las her own Homer but of jail I think may be he was she said that they would ive him too much of a sentence and I think he was lonely too Anna said she went to Nuernberg and thereby missed Homer he German police there had o make a radio appeal to the Oklahoman give She fingered an engagement rink her after their de- of The late President and President Truman Myron Taylor for several years as personal representative at the Vatican Early this year de- after Taylor had resigned that he would not again send a personal to the seat of the Catholic church That ever left open the question whether the establish formal diplomatic relations there To -a question as to the purpose of the meeting at man's Peurifoy said he and Cardinal renewed their acquaintance covered a wide range of subjects I only discussed the McCarthy case with him in the most casual said That was certainly not the purpose of the visit The deputy undersecretary said he most certainly did not ask the prelate to call off McCarthy who is a Roman Catholic He gave the same answer to a question on whether Spellman asked him to stop the state department's attacks Washington and Pennsylvania ex- pressed the opinion no early was in sight The nine-day old strike by AFL dairy workers m Pittsburgh seven surrounding counties cut off all but emergency deliveries Deadlocked issues include a mand for a work week with 48 hours pay for inside ers Drivers are asking a minimum guarantee against the i tract The industry has hours and pay for a week to inside workers Drivers Wives Called Wives of several striking milk truck drivers planned to meet with officials of the Greater Pittsburgh Milk Dealers association today to talk things over In Washington the federal sent one of its leading two Peurifoy himself is an Reservation Highways Are Planned June 17 weather highways from lage to Winslow and Holbrook approved as part of tho rehabilitation program J D Crawford tendent of the said today Hopi reservation He said surveys are now under way on route from Second Mesa to Winslow The brook route will probably follow closely the present graveled canyon and seat Crawford said eral conciliators who have been to get nine local dairies trying and their drivers and em- ployes to agree to a new contract He is Clyde A Mills a top tant to Cyrus Ching conciliation director The strike in its second week over a demand by the AFL milk drivers and dairy employes union for a shorter week without reduction in pay The com- panies offered a five-day work week with plant operations closed Sunday The union asked a day work week with seven days of operation At Johnstown Pa the 21 op hearth furnaces at the Bethlehem Steel plant were shut down after a walkout by 400 CIO United Steelworkers union members The plant employes 800 Union members said the was m protest of company of some workers Details were not disclosed Wirephoto CAUGHT UNDER- BED Homer Cook Mas arrested under the bed ot his Geiman girl Anna Sporrer her apartment The escape from an army jail ended In meek surrender I broke out of jail to see my the ex- pugilist from Muskogee Okla told his captors Anna was out of town when Cook entered her apartment and was arrested His escapades began when to see her he entered Germany illegally after a bad conduct discharge from the army Report Near On Ft Grant FT GRANT June 17 U pre- liminary report by an of- of the National Probation revealed today a skilled psychologist and other specialists were needed at the state industrial school for boys here John western director for the the recommend ation at -a meeting of the board of directors for institutions for juveniles the institution needed better a- full report of his studies here would Lbe turned over to Jater ship began -in 1948 Mostly we go picture recalled Homer ways liked movies the best He is a good 1 would like to see him to go -free of but if go to jail I'll wait as takes I don't long that Anna said Mrs Lewis in- Warner Okla isf ranging for her to go to America New Shot-Put Record Established By Fuchs MINNEAPOLIS 17 second consecutive day Yale's Jim Fuchs set a meet shot-put mark m today's finals of the NCAA field meet Fuchs on his first try threw 56 feet 11 Yes BULLETIN MARIETTA O June 17 University of Washington captured the freshman race of the Rowing association regatta today for the second straight year Washington was clocked for the two-mile event in 7 minutes 15 and seconds Navy finished second Cornell third Navy's time was 7 minutes 19.4 seconds Cornell's Princeton actually crossed the finish line a length behind Washington The officials however took into con- sideration the actual time of second place finisher due to a running start and gave the number two- position to Navy After the official announcement that Washington placed first and second a developed over the second place position The officials announced that which was in the pack behind Washington and Princeton finished second instead of Princeton Then the officials went into a lengthy The eight other crews and their times in the order they ran the Ohio river course Pennsylvania Wisconsin Princeton Columbia Rutgers Massachusetts tute of Technology Boston and Syracuse Drops Out Of Political Race ALBANY June 17 Dewey today said he would not be- a candidate for reelection said he enter private law practice when Dec 31 Dewey said he was very 20 years in public life but there was nothing wrong Woman Killed Factory Lost In Cloudburst Over Million Damage Along Muskingum River Valley CROOKSVILLE Ohio June 17 fled the path of a flood that the narrow valley In southeastern Ohio last night ing one woman and causing erty damage estimated fir In Marietta at the Muskingum river the flood tide spoiled the for competition of- the annual run this the first the Ohio river on the Hudson near N Y All races were cut from miles to two The cloudburst on Muskingum river branches de- any hope of creating a con- trolled pool for the The Muskingum empties Into the Ohio the start three-mile course and the flood created a heavy cross current and poured into the stream 4 By shortening the miles the mouth of is avoided anad a straight set The race is due to start 2 p.m Tucson time r Dewey's Action Is No Surprise WASHINGTON June 17 Gov Thomas Dewey's an- intention retire from politics at the end of his second at came lar surprise today to political ington twice-defeated with him that a first-class long rest would not cure Dewey's long awaited decision apparently left the field clear for the nomination Lt Gov Joe R Hanley for governor at- the in- toga Springs Sept He is re- as far in the lead for the nomination Asked whether he a- choice Dewey not dictate the choice of the convention of any candidate for any office Republican presidential candidate had said be- fore he would not try for the presidency again indicated strongly he would not seek a third term as governor Most Republicans have taken him at his word and have felt To Return York The Dewey's return to private life apparently ends Dewey had little chance for a third from public office presidential unless 1933 and 1941 He ran for governor again and was dld not re-elected by margin Even event there were few in the party who believed the governor would have had much of another least temporarily a phenomenal another presidential nomination career in which he parlayed his But felt would fame had a big say as to how into two terms as governor New York delegation in the tional in 1952 Now that control a sort of king makers role as some would call it will pass to Dewey's cessor at Albany provided he is a Republican and provided further that Dewey is not talked into changing his mind about leaving New York City public office In announcing his retirement plans at a news conference in bany today without elaboration that he twice before had retired voluntarily public uo he posted a new record of office This was when he stepped feet inches in qualifying out as U S attorney m York jn 1933 and he district attorney in 1941 56 Soto Back Home After Operation HERMOSILLO 17 of Gov anad Mrs Ignacio Soto has returned to his from Los Angeles where he ly a His condition is reported as good Soto made the trip from Los An- geles to by automobile His mother accompanied At they were guests for two days at the home of James son prominent Sonora man Young Soto was critically in- jured m an automobile accident near Mere on May 15 Two com- panions were killed in the mishap and nominations for President future presidential aspirations Dewey said he had reached no decision as he indicated he would re- turn to private in x DIED in a traffic collision which above Jn a drive cut on Arizona roads enforcement officers today started a series safety lectures and demonstrations at than air force base T P of the Tucson police by ground in while cap and light shirt is shown telling an audience of airmen the causes Armed Forces day crash that lives on tion drive Gregory Hathaway chief of the state highway patrol Patrol Capt R L Whitlow and Andrew Case assistant state traffic engineer that in the last IS months he had received several offers He said they included large insurance company and a business corporation He a- number of proposals for law partnerships Three Drown In Washington Wash June 17 A flash flood brought on- by a cloudburst roared down a gulch near here early today and lifted a house from its foundation Three persons are missing and presumed drowned Sheriff William an elderly couple Mr and Mrs and their 40 are believed to have drowned when the water crashed into their home hours sent Jonathan creeks out of their banks Flood waters ville Roseville several tiny mining unawares Mrs 55 swept to her death at about five miles south of body was recovered after flood waters quickly subsided Many families their homes but the state highway patrol said a late check showed no one reported missing r The flood exploded a kiln and set the Pottery Co plant afire Supt Harold said Dewey's public announcement Was a consisted of a statement damage at at the which he handed to reporters at the capital during a news ence It I shall not be a candidate for re-election next fall Dewey said that he had Crooksville China also blew up but the plant Water pouring into a transformer station of the Ohio Power Co knocked out power here and vta nearby Roseville It power to Zanesville Newark Lancaster and Hebron Rescue and disaster agencies rushed aid area Red Cross workers brought in coffee water The water supply failed Dam Holds Early the flood burst at the Misco Mine Co above the towns The state highway patrol the dam the flood waters rushed over and around it The flood reached its height in this about people Water ran seven feet deep through the main street during the night It subsided two feet by morning Near-panic gripped residents as the waters rose Thousands fled their homes Many took refuge in the Majestic theater and were un- able to leave Five homes were destroyed in the village of Rose Farm Families were driven from about 20 other towns When the avalanche of water hit the state highway patrol reported one of the town's mam streets immediately became a river 5 feet deep June and hail flooded and battered the ver area last night water forced of many houses in the part of the city The federal weather ported that just inches ef rain from 3 as much of hail was reported in ern Valverde district t There were no reported ties The weather cloudburst by a cold mass from Pomeroy is about 100 miles west of Spokane Grounds Carl's wife escaped from the house with their two small children before the water struck One body believed to be that of Carl was reported several hours later The sheriff's office had search parties combing the area The gulch flows into a tributary of the Snake river Grounds said the house was smashed by a wall of water A violent lightning storm pre- ceded the cloudburst and the iff said he thought all the pants of the house water nit were Index Tucson marines hit the rbeach on page 3 prices slip as buyers become more cash church page -4 Charles horse owner and car dealer a Comics 7 Radio 8 Films Sen 3 5 Sports Traffic 8
