Tucson Daily Citizen (Newspaper) - August 21, 1953, Tucson, Arizona AEC Boss Warns US Lewis L Strauss of the atomic energy commission AEC says it is idle to assume beyond the capabilities of our potential enemies to develop atomic weapons with a tremendously destructive capacity It Is also a fallacy he said to assume that a stockpile o atomic weapons in our hands i in Itself any longer a complete deterrent to aggressive action Strauss made the statements in a letter to Sen Wiley dated Aug 19 and evidently writ ten a few hours before Moscow announced that a type of hydro gen bomb had been exploded in experiment THE AKC CHAIRMAN short thereafter issued a statement con firming that U S monitors had detected an atomic explosion in the Soviet on Aug 12 and tha it included thermonuclear scientific name for the hydrogen fusion process His letter made public by Wiley came as members o the atomic committee who could get her were assembling for a closed ses slon to discuss current events Obviously the latest Sovie atomic development was the big item on the agenda Asked ti brief committee members were of of Strauss commission am of the central intelligence agency IT SEEMED doubtful that then would be much elaboration fo the public on Strauss statemen of early yesterday which said th United States had produced in 1951 and atomic tests th same sort of reaction detected ir the Aug 12 Soviet blast Rep Sterling Cole RNY chairman of the atomic committee said We must as sume the Soviet claim of having tested a type of is true but Rep member of the group said h doesnt believe Russia has such a bomb yot Wiley in New York as a dele gate to the United Nations gen eral assembly said Russia am the United States should try anew to reach a basis for control of atomic weapons anc world disarmament The correspondence with Strauss waa made public by the senators office here 150 Yanks Shout Dance On Release IP A rollick Ing 150 Americans the larges singleday delivery yet in the Ko rean war prisoner exchange rode out of Red captivity at this way side village today Eager as youngsters they shouted and danced as they were freed with 300 South Koreans THE AMERICANS were from Camp 1 at on the Yalu River the Red stockade for in who actively resisted Communism The repatriates said the first group of Americans from a fourth Red 9 arrived Thursday night song the Red clearing site just north of All other American back have been Camps 1 3 and 5 including some men transferred to these camps from other stockades TOMORROWS shipment was expected to include some Camp 9 prisoners a number of whom were reported only recently cap tured The Reds said the delivery would include 94 of them sick or South Koreans 23 British l Canadians 3 Australians 2 French 1 Turk and 1 Colombian The 150 Americans returned yesterday brought the total to 1405 of the 3313 the Reds said they held The Americans today brought more reports of Red brutality and mistreatment especially against allied airmen See 100 Churchill Calls Cabinet Meeting LONDON Prime Min ister Churchill today told his vacationing ministers to be back In London for another meeting of the cabinet next Tuesday This the second cab inet meeting the Churchill has presided over since doctors ordered him to take a rest from affairs of state two months ago He called a surprise meeting of ministers last Wednesday to review de in foreign affairs Next Tuesdays meeting is ex to deal with events in Iran and the differences of ionin the United Nations about selecting the committee for the Korean peace talks Amphi Girl Wins FFA Honor schoo had its second straight state FFA sweetheart today old Glenda Warren daughter of Mrs Ola Mae of 749 Vanover rd She was awarded the title of sweetheart oE Future Farmers at the sweet heart ball in Phoenix last night in competition with 20 others Last year Helen captured the title After winning the title Glenda announced plans to marry Amphitheaters retiring FFA chapter president Dave Cocklin son of Mr and Mrs Burt L Cocklin 3915 N Moun tain ave Just as soon as we get estab at the university next month she blushed Shah Flies Triumphantly Back To Iran BULLETIN BAGHDAD Iraq IP The shah of Iran triumphantly en route from exile in Rome landed here today TEHRAN Royalists festooned Tehran with Hags and flowers today in pre turh pf their shah in streets for the triumphant re rioting only two days ago Tanks and troops of new Pre Zahedi stood street corners of the cap ital the nation But authority was virtually unchallenged following the arrest late yesterday of deposed Pre mier Mohammed who and guarded from mobs for trial as a traitor CHEERING CROWDS erected triumphal arches across the citys wide streets where nationalist mobs angrily smashed statutes of Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi and demolished pictures of him less than a arrested late yester day through a trick telephone call languished in a room at the Tehran Officers club where Za hedl was living Zahedi told the former premier he Would be protected until he is brought to trial for plotting against the THE shah ending one of the shortest exiles in his tory was speeding here from Rome aboard a chartered Royal Dutch Airlines passenger plane Leaving his beautiful Empress Soraya behind until conditions fiere become more settled he took off for Baghdad Iraq There he plans to take off for Iran in the same private plane he used to flee ills country last Sunday THE WEATHER Scattered thunderstorms with little change in temperatures 2 pm il S II Sports Financial FINAL VOL NO 200 DIAL 25855 TUCSON ARIZONA FRIDAY EVENING AUGUST 21 1953 FIVE PAGES 1 School Board To Decide Hot Issue Tuesday Insurance Sum Decision Seen By CHARLES HOFFMAN public school board al ready facing one protest regard ing its method of handling insur ance Is expected to make a fina decision regarding allotment o of additional at a special meeting next Tuesday The meeting for pm in the dining room of th Westerner hotel It will mark thi boards third attempt to arrive a some decision regarding the in surance decision which was at the las two meetings THK PROTEST came at th boards meeting last Tuesday in a letter from Walter E Jr which was read to the boan members In his letter Murphey asked Ib board to give its attention to th matter of reapportionment or re allocation of the distribution o Murphey declared that a sum mary of the distribution com piled by him from information furnished by the superintendent office showed that two agencie together have been given mor than 22 per cent or o the total of of schoo insurance HE FURTHER declared eacl of the next two agencies sep have or mately 7 per cent of all insur ance The next agency fifth ir the amounts of allocated insur ance has Murphey als asserted there are 14 other agen cies that have each been given amounts of from to 000 Murphey complained h firm had been allotted only 175 000 worth of insurance the majority of the agencies tha have been given than have been in busi ness a relatively short time IV ACTION JS taken by th board it will follow a recom mentation made by Robert L Blake valuation engineer of nix who suggested an amount which would thi school system approximately 90 per cent coverage on all buildings and equipment Robert D Morrow superintend ent of the school system sak new buildings now under con struction are covered by insur ance by the contractor and when completed and turned over to the school system the school boarc will arrange for necessary insur ance coverage Assisting the school board is an advisory insurance committee of Paul Jones Al Gibson and R N Martin This group Morrow said advises as to the type of to carry and there is a sufficient amount It does not advise as to how it should be allocated Morrow said LAfE SPORTS By Associated Press NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Chicago at Milwaukee New York at Philadelphia Cincinnati at St games starting pitch ers page 13 AMERICAN LEAGUE Philadelphia at New Vork Boston at Washington Detroit at St Louis at night games starting pitch ers page 13 BROOKLINE Myerson Los An miss won the National Junior Girls golf championship today with a 4 and 2 decision over Holly Jean Both 16 of Milwaukee The new champion who has been telling golf writers since the tournament began 1 dont expect to win I never win anything is a younger sister of Eddie Myerson winner of Hearst na tional junior tournament and in the junior tournament 50 PWs Blown To Bits By United Nations Planes FREEDOM VILLAGE American prisoners were blown to bits when US warplanes and rocketed an unmarked POW collection sta tion in North Korea an Ohio corporal related today Corp Donald W Manuel of Racine liberated at Panmunjom said the Reds herded prisoners into an unmarked row of houses even though they knew Amer ican planes attacked the area daily The prisoners were forced to stay in the houses at rifle point Manuel said If you tried to get outside the houses the Chinese shot SCANDINAVIANS G FAVOR OF INDIA DURING UN RECESS Selwyn Lloyd British minister of state engages Russias Andrei Vishinsky in conversation during UN meet recess yesterday ON EAST SIDE Area Asks To Join City Annexation petitions covering a area southeast of the East Club road intersection have been filed with the The petitions cover Encanto Park Encanto Vista and nearly all of Virginia freights South Tucson Annexations Approved South first annexa tions since its incorporation ap proximately 13 years ago will be next month Miss Elizabeth Marteny town clerk said today the town coun cil has approved annexation pe covering a four strip on the towns western boundary and another of about the and three blocks wide on the east side The town of South Tucson BOW s bounded by and 40th on the south and Fourth and Eighth avenues the east and west The annexations will expand he town east to the Nogales rail oad tracks and west to 12th ave nue It is expected the annexations will increase the towns popula ion to approximately 10000 THE petition is bounded roughly by East Speed way Palo Verde boulevard Fifth street and line ap proximately a block and a half east of Country Club of the area which encompasses approximate ly 300 people is IF FORMALLY annexed the area will mark the fifth city ex since last September Areas recently Broadmoor Bunell North Camp bell Estates and Desert High lands The area under petition is cur rently served by the Eastside Water company Signatures on the annexation petitions will be checked by the engineering department and re ferred to the council for final action BULLETIN WADENA Minn mer congressman Harold Knut son one of the most sial figures in the Republican SOth died today at Wesley memorial hospital He was 72 He represented Min sixth district from 1917 to 1949 Pays With Life For Bravery Skinny Yanks Defiance Spirits PWs INCHON Korea in A skinny little American POW martyred himself and gave his fellow prisoners the spirit to resist Communism by defying the Reds on a parade ground He rushed out there in front of everyone when they fell us out for roll call said Sgt Lloyd W Pate of Jacksonville Fla and warned them that Amer ioa would take revenge some day for what they were doing to us Americans should k n o w what happened that day He was just a little kid starving to death and he was down to skin and bones But he stepped out of ranks raised his fists at the Chinese and began shouting I only have one thing to live that is for the day Uncle Sam comes and frees us After they come I am will ing to die but you cant kill me before they do Then will pay You will pay for what you are doing ta us i Pate said the Chinese immedi ately seized the rushed him into a small mud hut We could iear him scream ing all that night Pate said The next day Chinese said the rats had killed him The Communists who usually required the bury the bodies of those who died in the camp would not allow the Americans to handle the body of hero was on a burial detail up on the hill took him up and threw him in a Pate said He had been eaten by rats all his face and everywhere But right in the middle of his forehead a bullet hole Pate said the boys bravery Inspired his fellow American POWs to a new spirit Right there and then most of that was something eviland that we had to fight it That was where we divided into two the real Americans and the progressives He set the Sample He was the first one Dazzling Show Greets Sultan RABAT French Moroccos new sultan received homage amid dazzling Moslem splendor today while France made a show of strength to keep down threatened riots by nation alist supporters of the deposed ruler New Sultan Sidi Mohammed Ben Arafa 64 made his V N Gets Request UNITED NATIONS N countries in the TJ N decided unanimous ly today to ask security council to intervene in the Moroccan situation The chair man of the group Syrias Farid Zeineddine told reporters a formal request for action would be transmitted to the president of the security council later in the day first public appearance leading prayers of the faithful in the French protectorates biggest re ligious festival Thousands of loyal Berber tribesmen in costumes gathered at the dazzling palace and the mosque of Marrakech to fete the new sovereign and split the throats of newborn lambs to give thanks to Europeans evacuated their homes in the native quarters of Moroccan cities when tory leaflets appeared during the night despite sight curfew a strict shootat Return US PFs Or Else Joseph McCarthy said last night the United States should tell Chi nese Communists to return every American prisoner or we will wipe your accursed Communist leaders who are responsible from the face of the earth He said that kind of policy would regain American prestige abroad and be the best assurance of peace THE NATION also should no that on the day Red China walks into the United Nations the walks out the former marine captain told an audience of 600 at a ma rine corps league banquet 1 He slapped at as anally recently insist ed that Red China rather than government be a member ofthe United Nations and bragged that she is stepping up her shipments to Red McCarthy The Ma rinc Corps league tonight awarded Sen Joseph McCarthy its a n n ii a I distin service award and na tional commandant John R OBrien said the senator was the league staffs unanimous choice for the honor shipments of of war to the enemy that has been kill ing the sons of Britain as well as the sons of America This is the sort of thing which makes it easier to understand the statement recently made by that rreat longer with Taft when we might ultimately have to Go it alone McCarthy said We do not want allies who cringe and surrender in the face of enemy threat or who lick the boots of the enemy and give him weapons of war We do not want to go it alone but if the United States is we may well an island in a Communist sea then we it so help us God we will WAS critical of what he called a reversal of this nations stand in allowing Russia to take part in the Korean truce talks We have one vote and Russia has one vote in this UN disposal of a war in which 95 per cent of the blood and flesh and steel was American he de clared He said the ink was on the Korean truce agreement before it was violated by the Com when they sentenced American officers to years of Im to solitary con finement in dungeons The Communists accused the men of conspiring against the peace the senator said But the simple sole purpose was dis gracing and degrading us before the Asiatic whose respect and friendship we must have if we are ever to have a peaceful world Denmark Leads Move Sweden Norway To Support Indian Entry In Peace Parley UNITED NATIONS N Y The Scandinavian countries today joined the growing list of UN govern ments lining up in favor of participation in the Korean peace conference Despite increased United States efforts to block the inclusion of India Denmark this morning became a cosponsor of an Zealand resolu tion recommending a seat for Prime Minister govern ment Both Sweden and Norway later told the general tion political committee they would support the proposal RICHARD Sandier also committee his gov sees no reason for Sweden to be a negotiating mem ber of the peace conference He was commenting on a lution which recommended Swe den as a member of the parley Both Sandier and Norwegian delegate Hans Engen supported the inclusion of Russia in the conference as well as all the Cuba S UNITED NATIONS N today became the second UN member to line up the United States inop posing inclusion of India in the Korean peace conference Na China came but against India earlier countries who took part in tlie fighting on either side Meanwhile the delegates stu died a new Indian proposal which some said would give Communist China and North Korea a veto over the UNs choices for the conference table THE NEW Indian move coin with a stepup by the United States in its drive to keep India out of the negotiations U S Dele gate Henry Cabot Lodge Jr an he would vote against inviting India to the conference general GOna table The political committee also kept up its efforts to pick a slate of representatives to sit at the con ference Committee Chairman Joao Carlos Muniz of Brazil said if the delegates didnt hurry up they couldnt finish by next week The Indian resolution proposed that U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold communicate the assembly decisions to the North Korean and Peiping regimes and report to the general assembly as appropriate INDIAN DELEGATE V K Krishna Menon said it was purely procedural but U S delegates thought they saw a gimmick in it They said it would require careful study A member of the Indian dele gation said privately that the resolution would give the Com munist combatants a chance to comment on the U N decisions and possibly to reject them These two countries are not members of the U N and therefore not taking part in the current discussions at U N headquarters LODGE HAS maintained that the Korean armistice agreement is clear in its provisions that the two sides of the Korean war should choose their own repre On this basis Lodge opposed a Soviet proposal to in vite Red China and North Korea to attend the assembly debates British and Canadian sources said they favored the new Indian proposal as a wise procedural move Both Britain and Canada are participation in the Korean peace parley while the United States is opposing it At Least Low Margie took a bus today To Tucson from St Louie She hoped to leave the heat Her hello may be phooey C B Whether Margies first com ment here is hello or phooey shell no doubt ap the that humidity usually is much less than St Louis these days Of course if our thunder shower activity and scattered thunderstorms are forecast again for tonight humidity may be right up there when Margie gets off her bus Sunday Yesterdays high here was 101 degrees the low after 5 oclock this morning was 73 It shot up to 110 in Yuma yes Only 3 Airmen In Crash Still Hospitalized Only three of the 10 than airmen who leaped to safety yesterday when their bomber crashed killing two were still hospitalized today They are Capt Lee F Aubu chon the navigator Airman Charles R Stewart a gunner and Capt John D Winter 2324 Bruce St the aircraft commander Both Aubuchon and Stewart live on the base Winter suffered a chipped frac ture of one vertebra and com of another as he landed after parachuting from the flam ing plane Aubuchon severely strained his left shoulder joint and Stewart sustained a fracture of his right thigh bone Aubuchon and Stewart were treated at Casa Grande hospital yesterday morning and moved to the base hospital here last night A board of qualified officers is Investigating the cause of acci dent base officials announced today Their findings will not be made public locally but may be released later by air force in Washington Romulo Quits Political Race MANILA Philippines UR Brig Gen Carlos P Romulo for mer Philippines ambassador to the United States today with drew from the November rade and formed a coali tion of his Democratic third party with the Nationalist a party pf Roman Magsaysay Romulo announced he will sup port Magsaysay former defense minister in the cabinet of dent Quirino for the pres He said he decided on the coalition to insure the preserva tion of democracy in the Philip pints and to insure the defeat of Quirino Tucson Tonight Tomorrow The years top modified stock car program is slated for the Rodeo grounds track tonight featuring powder puff performers Open to the TONIGHT 5 league tourney Hi Corbett field 630 softball tourney Santa Rita park 7 PM Time trials for modi fied stock car races Rodeo grounds track South Sixth av enue Races start at pm Pueblo Obedi ence club holds a dog training class at 3501 N Mountain ave TOMORROW 10 rocks and animals on public display at Desert museum near Old Tucson in Tucson Moun tain park L 2 league tourney four games Hi Corbett field softball tour ney three games Santa Rita park French unions order mem bers back to work Page 24 Trout stream occupies vaca President Eisenhower Page 2 Guest editorial writer Donald W Cook Tucson Festival society president writes of Tucson as others sec it Page 8 Stevenson will report to President on world tour Page 12 Your Fat Boy diet Page 16 Ariz Album 8 Financial 18 Comics 19 Meetings 18 Crossword 19 Radio TV 16 Editorials 8 Films 17 Womens 1011
