Tucson Daily Citizen (Newspaper) - May 20, 1952, Tucson, Arizona U 8 BUREAU FORECAST Variable high clouds Little temperature change At 2 Campus 93 In Column 1 M 121 FINAL TODAY'S TODAY TUCSON ARIZONA TUESDAY EVENING MAY 20 1952 DIAL FIVE RED PRISONERS RIOT AGAIN Truman Sees War Escape President Says Communists Tailed In Their Objectives In Korea WEST POINT N Y President Truman said no today the Kremlin's desire dominate the world is ly unchanged but I believe we are we 1 on the way to which affect preserving our freedom without paying the frightful Tobin Asks Seizure Law Army Pay JJp Secretary Tobin said today lie will ask congress to okay President Truman's steel seizure if the court doesn't Tobin told a senate labor sub- committee that a presidential tion year is no time to pass basic national of world war The plain fact Truman that the Communists have terly failed in their objectives in Korea THE COMMUNIST aggression failed to shatter the United tions Instead the Communist at- tack has made the United Nations stronger and more vigorous and has demonstrated that it can and will act to defend freedom in the world He we must also be alert and ready to meet treachery or a renewal of aggression if that should come If it should come the President j said the Communists will run against a solid wall of free world resistance with the growing might of this its new atomic weapons in the key defense position TRUMAN'S speech was prepared for the 150th anniversary con- vocation of U S Military Academy The President came here by train to deliver it in the of the armed forces This role providing civilian con- trol over the military Is nailed down in the constitution man noted what could have been art allusion to such steps as his dismissal of Gen Douglas MacAr went on Gen Bradley Defends Military WEST of the Army Omar N Bradley chairman of chiefs of staff today defended the of the American mind He said at the jubilee con- vocation of the United States Military academy that many critics of the military used the phrase though military thinking was something apart from ordinary thinking Democracy discipline or integrity logic and com- mon are the ing principles which develop the American military he said If this so-called military mind is to be measured in terms of what it has for our country its professional merit Is tested in war then I am proud to be among those who are so labeled Socialists Try Treaty Delay BONN BUT IP tlie supreme court rules the steel seizure invalid he will recommend that congress pass legislation coping with the situation I have in Tobin said a simple ratifying the steel seizure and authorizing temporary seizure in labor disputes during the present national emergency where the national security is gravely threatened Tobin's chances of persuading congress to pass any stopgap of Mr Truman's steel tion appeared remote Many bers of both parties have seizure Other congressional NEW Truman signed legislation giving the armed forces a four per cent pay boost and a 14 per cent hike in food and quarters allowances The increases are retroactive to May 1 The house and senate passed the measure May is NEW Lovett asked the senate to knock out the ing of on military spending Hinting at Important developments in of new Lovett urged congress Bus Strike Is Settled OT hound buses began rolling today after 79 strikebound days in zona and six other states Eighteen buses left the terminal by A bus departing at 7 was the first to leave W H SHIELDS district the company were back at work A negotiated contract grants an immediate per cent pay hike to some and Fights Sweep Two Camps 1 Koje Pusan Both Have ReVolts I As Women Hospital Patients Strike PUSAN war prisoner rioting spread to a Pusan today and flared in two new but minor revolts at Koje island camp No 1 Ona Red was killed and 85 were injured at Pusan One American guard suffered a minor injury in the battle of clubs and fists No shots The first bus pulled out of Tucson's Greyhound depot at 7 today headed for Phoenix Station employes and bus drivers numbering about 100 were back on the job after a strike that lasted from Mar 2 until last night James G Steele Greyhound agent here all schedules would ue by 6 today It's certainly nice to hare some activity around here Photo lie LET ROLL employes a graduate change from a six-day week and 40 with no loss in and cost of living federal index rise's The San Francisco area local ofj commute drivers voted last night to return to work ately completing favorable action on the contract which runs two years SOME main line drivers had approved the pact last week about and some 600 station em- ployes okayed it The local first rejected the but Rejection by any one settlement Main line drivers have re- a hundred miles commute drivers an hour Wayne Little back in His familiar perch rolls out of Tucson depot first trip to Phoenix in almost three months Pit Fence Project Is Dropped Here Plans for construction of a fence around a huge yard pit in the Menlo Park district fell by wayside today as union bricklayers charged the Tucson Pressed Brick Co with breaking faith Jimmy Cruz international representative of the Brick Clay Tile Workers union charged that company officials Air Force Mutiny Officers Dropped SCOTT AIR FORCE BASE 12 officers who recently refused to fly will not be but will be relieved of their commissions by administrative action the air training command announced It said this course of action was recommended by air force headquarters in Washington The 12 were stationed at dolph fr Force Base in Texas and Mather Base in California Their been under re- view since 1 The Pentagon said in a tele- gram that officers avoiding duty for which they are qualified have to live up to of com- missioned officers and should be separated from the service All 12 of the fliers are reserve officers Charges against two of them had been dropped before today's decision was announced to pay the price for failed to stick a to Presidents including the present one have demonstrated armament Socialists today forced urged to let a special meeting of parliament rent control die June SO that those words in the tion mean what they say Fresh from a conference with Gen Matthew B Ridgway who called at ths White House soon after flying into Washington from Tokyo on his way to succeed Gen Eisenhower as supreme commander in Europe Truman spoke at unusual length about the Korean truce negotiations Friday in a last-minute effort to wnen 11 the German peace contract Friday is the day U S defense production act or at least confine it to housing areas They said rent control is morally wrong and economically unjustified tary of State Dean Acheson andj Robert L the other two western Sikes called on the ministers are to arrive in Bonn to put the finishing touches to the contract ending the occupation Chancellor Konrad Adenauer an- last night the contract would be signed here Monday and HE DECLARED as firmly asia parallel pact making Germany ever that this country will not partner in the cept the Red demand for army would be signed in tion of all captured Communist tnat soldiers whether they want to be repatriated or not It would be a betrayal of the Ideals and which we are the dent said if we forced men at bayonet point to return to their We won't do it We won't buy an armistice by trafficking -in human slavery Truman said it may not be some time whether the Communists will back down on this apparent tion that he does not expect the truce negotiations to break off in tire near future Then he SHALL remain ready to Peach honorable settlements by peaceful Truman said the Reds have built up their strength in men tanks and planes since talks began almost a year ago THE SOCIALISTS rounded up one third the deputies in the bundestag or lower house enough to demand the Friday sitting They want to debate on the whole peace contract before it can be signed But could a debate was still questionable Baseball By Associated Press NATIONAL St Lonis at rain Cincinnati at Brooklyn rain Pittsburgh at Philadelphia postponed rain AMERICAN Philadelphia at Detroit rain state department to do something to keep Canada from the price of its newsprint a ton Sikes said the price increase is a matter of greed not of need This country gets most of newsprint from Canada Thin Clouds In Our Skies What is the mist That hangs o'er the Suppose it's related To There were thin clouds over Tucson today and more are due tomorrow But they change tilings at all That's the opinion of Tucson's weatherman today He said there will be no important change in temperature tonight or tomorrow A weak cold front is passing over the country said but there's little chance of it ing Tucson The top temperature reading yesterday was lowed by a low this morning ofj 62 agreement which would laEd mitted construction the fence THE had agreed to re- move its striking pickets from the plant entrance so union laborers could build The plant had agreed to con- the status quo while picket down Naumann vice-president of the firm had told the Daily Citizen the brick company would not take advantage of the situation of the picket line being down The cease-fire agreement had been arranged by the Citizen in an effort to protect residents of Ithe Menlo Park area who had of the danger to their 1 children of the deep pit We will continue just as we have while the picket line was Naumann had told ths zen I But today James L plant manager of the brick said The only thing we agreed to do was not to use union truck drivers WE HAD some union cians over here this morning and we had a lot of union men around here When there a picket line there isn't anything wrong that is there? Either the picket line is up or it's down That's all there is to Condon said Cruz charged that the firm took advantage of the picket line's re- Schools Cost Huge Brick Union Pickets Stop Local Work V Work stopped on a big building project at the sity of Arizona honored a set up by the Brick Clay union Harold Ashton contractor erecting the new business and administration ing said about 13 bricklayers and eight hod carriers were off the job Pickets also stopped work on a residence and a commercial building under construction by two The brick workers currently picketing the three plants ing burnt brick here said they set up their lines to prevent use of unfair bricks on the projects The union is seeking to organize a local and obtain union recognition by the three plants Ashton said the picketing If it continues will hold up com- of the building until after the beginning of the uni- fair term He said he has asked the national labor relations board to a secondary boycott is in- A-Bomb Fails To Explode Rail Meet Holds Hope For Peace tial Assistant John R Steelman called a final point meeting of railroad union and management negotiators today and officials 1 hoped it would lead to a settlement their three-year-old contract j deadlock Railroad and union I lives met with Steelman at the White House at 11 UNION spokesmen were not the engineers men and conductors would decide whether to accept peace plan The carriers agreed to it last night Government officials hoped for an answer today from the unions Agreement to an early return of the railroads seized by the government in August 1950 to their owners would cast the railroads an immediate outlay of in back pay and substantial future boosts when the unions go on a work week THE UNION negotiating com- were reported pointed with the proposed LAS VEGAS Nev nearly all of available to months them have been I tor many now fagt gaid the com moval to bring in union cians for work unrelated to the fence project AN OFFICIAL of a local that his atomic test failed toward acceptance ion electricians had done work tne second time with reluctance the plant yesterday They energy commission worked on installing using its southern Nevada proving ago He said the work had been grounds three or four weeks Today's to have cause of the picket been the 13th nuclear explosion We were just returning to a at tna Desert site 75 miles north in Pusan camp No 10 were fired by the United Nations guards although ON if was disclosed that two mild revolts were settled out incident by the new camp commander Brig Gen Boatner during the first four days of his command These occurred while ranking officers of Gen Mark Clark's far east command in Tokyo studied reports on Koje riots in which 90 Red male and one ican soldier were killed One of the Minor involved the 4.00 women prisoners of war and civilian in- ternees held on that island 30 miles southwest of Pusan Tha other was a sitdown strike by prisoner inmates of a com- mand hospital and their doctors BOATNER settled both persuasion and firmness There was no violence no shots were- fired and no one was injured he said At Seoul Gen James A Van Fleet commander of the U.S Eighth army said the Pusan out- break resulted from an attempt by fanatical Communist prisoners of war to resist proper medical treatment of patient inmates of enclosure 10 All the prisoners at Pusan pre- were reported to have been screened The army said they professed opposition to com- repatriation ttf Red areas if a Korean agreed upon prisoners kept on Koje TODAY the army said enclosure 10 is a mixed camp for both Com- Oil Strikers Trickle Back DENVER About one- fourth of nation's striking oil workers were back 1116 job today 21 days after they walked out in a wage dispute More are expected to return by nightfall as additional settlements are munist prisoners who want to re- across the country turn behind the bamboo curtain Meanwhile air lines both in prisoners who United States and Europe It did not say whether faced with loss of considerable were Chinese or North revenue as the shortage of tion grows IT IS expected to reach the Koreans or both Presumably the prisoner was killed was bayoneted ical stage next week end been trouble at en less additional supplies are ob Most lines were caught American Airlines laid today two of its flights bad bwn The eastbound flight leaving here at p.m and the westbound flight leaving here at p.m Passengers who would ordinarily be scheduled on these flights are being handled by one of the other ex- isting 10 flights daily out of Tucson Only one flight from Tucson will be cancelled out of the 42 which the airline plans to drop Thursday The one cancellation will be a Convair 40 passenger flight from Tucson to Most of American's cancellations will flights between Boston New York and tfin D C with short supplies when the strike Tne Dig question is State Senator Says Needed Here In Next 10 Years By JAMES COOPER Arizona is faced with a heavy educational building program which will cost taxpayers Sen William F Kimball in the next 10 years State revealed today He said in pupils per room must be con- new classrooms at tional students that will require the building output That been broken down by educational experts into two funds for rehabilitation of present buildings nnd 000 for new construction at- going public building The re habitation program has first priority The entire picture is a matter THE INCREASE apparently has developed in the past few years In Pima county for ex- ample were recorded in 1941 In 1951 the figure was Last year were born statewide and while figures were not immediately available for 1941 the raise is similar t that of Pima county Immigration figures of the five to 17-year have not been kept but Kimball said the change in the immigration picture retired persons to young families attracted by industrial em- increase in taxes for education quires more of the state tax dollar than any other turel and an equal number of new teachers added to payrolls at an increased annual salary outlay of THE ABOVE and following ures dealing with the 5 to 17-year age group are based on the eral census surveys from the state department of public instruction and reports of authorities on needs Additional costs such as administrative expenses books and various aids to tion have not been included in the estimate Kimball who in the past 12 also responsible has introduced 3 ALL this hr effected a wealth by the influx measures of benefit to education strain on school industrial labor I normal Condon said This like the end of the fence said Naumann Is vacationing in Mexico this Gales Rains Rage Sweep English Isle cloudburst a gale force wind parts of England causing widespread damage and trata service tut no one injured seriously east of here Failure -in the timer caused the fifth the test set week ago It was reset for Thursday morning SAID increases in tax sources will go a long way toward offsetting the additional funds which must be raised These new monies may come from increased property valuations raised in the this year to a report from the state tax new in- new development of ing properties and more said the necessity for the vast building program is apparent from of the following facts: ARIZONA'S present age of 5 to in the total population is than the Eight years ago children I Kimball were enrolled in primary high and high schools Last year the figure was in crease of This year the total enrollment Is expected to be tional average The U S figure above that of a year ago is 20.5 per cent while in Arizona and in 12 years some cent of the population tional falls in that age group It U expected estimates are believed to be conservative He said a report will be issued In August by Griffenhagen research experts on the tire educational picture in Arizona The report will give the definite figures from which a be Kimball said j Fishing Here BEACH a chant seaman was fishing from the surf near here got a bis prized fishing pole was so strong that Nicholas wrapped the heavy line his wrist to save the pole he related today The fish dragged Turn Into the surf and over jagged rocks before he could free his wrist Nicholas Bruised and scratched his tackle to sea and ured he was lucky The is probably telling his schoolmates about one that away Rejection For WASHINGTON Ferguson the senate to reject James P wire caused ery as attorney general told his failure during the series of colleagues today they could have tests last fall no confidence McGranery would can real production again American Airlines President C R Smith said his firm may have to cancel more than 50 per cent of its nationwide by the closure No 10 before re- ported bloodshed The enclosure held about prisoners until recently when some nist were moved to other Korean mainland camps and some rabid Communists were sent to Koje Enclosure 10 is commanded by Lt Col John H Bostick a tary police officer last stationed at Ft Sam Houston Tex THE FIGHTING today was at a hospital for seriously wounded Chinese and North Koreans The total of- patients was not reported but It probably is more any other hospital in the Correspondents have not been permitted at enclosure 10 for eral days Today's revolt may have begun when a group of Reds resisted attempts to take them to Van Fleet gave this account of the Pusan riot: A SMALL group of agitators among 1.600 inmates of one compound In the enclosure had re- fused an order ties to come out of the compound for transfer to another compound These agitators are part of a group week end A major of who ordinarily break in the strike work as attendants in the hospital front was reached yesterday when Refining Co ers signed a wage But a dark cropped up in the middle west They were ordered moved be- cause their for several days had been impeding proper medical treatment of patient inmates An experimental nuclear device up the justice department chanter scheduled to be tested-this Ferguson was the lead-off F ing -on a Nevada ground er in senate consideration of tower was put into operation but ident nomination of Tucson Tonight Tomorrow Blood donors fund contributors and volunteer workers join forces tonight for the annual meeting of Tucson's Red at the was no a Philadelphia judge to atomic energy commission statement said in a- prepared nead the justice department URGING senators to judge him uu j iiiA tne conduct of the canceled but has been postponed than dle promises of for 43 hours jth Ferguson said I- THE AEC withheld G of test fai m5 to clear out the corruption clearing of the official statement malfeasance in with Washington The minutes from reference a the time it was ched from the proving grounds at Y- until clearance was received Failure of tly detonation to come off scheduled a dis- not an investigation of U S at- office in its district MCGRANERY then assistant to the attorney general advised the who huddled foxholes at a in cold safe distance from the tower to observe First indication press observers had that the test had been called off came from a Las Vegas deputy sheriff who was standing guard at an AEC checking station high on Mt Charleston 45 miles south of the test gits quest would not over- rule the considered Judgment of the judges who examined into the We'd have an entirely different atmosphere in the justice merit Ferguson added if Granery had acted 1845 Open to the TONIGHT Pine Knights vs Steel softball Santa Rita park Jimmy Dye exhibition nis court Davis-Monthan air 8 vr L L AA league toft 730 p.m UA stadium U cadet Santa Rita paik i school board tling meeting administration building 15 S Park ave 8 Air ers vs Grand Central Aircraft AA league softball Santa Rita park 8 meeting for Tucson phony Society UA liberal arts p.m Professional matches Tucson Sports center Paso Natural Gaj vs Air Police A-l league softball Santa Rita park Red hotel I auditorium Tucson Cross ballroom p.m Shamrock Dairy vi Telephone Numbers A-l league softball Santa Rita TOMORROW 1 day matches southern division Pacific air force tennis tournament air 830 p.m Tucson Squirts vs Cine Plaza Flirts ball Santa Rita park ys Index A witness to the murder of Robert Bacon is jailed on charge Page 2 This is child safety week and the stove at home may be a ace Page 8 City Council keeps late hours Page 14 Inquest that fatal Tucson accident yru caused by lessness Page n 10 Books 4 Financial 20 Comic W Radio 19 20 Crossword 19 Sports lo it Women's 12 13
