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   Yuma Daily Sun, The (Newspaper) - January 27, 1947, Yuma, Arizona                               AT YUMA As Reported By IT S Weather Highest 21 Lowest lust 24 hours this Average low this H AND WEATHER FORECAST TO TUESDAY NIGHT high cloudiness becoming heavier temperature about the not so warm Tuesday 22 27 VOLUME 22 r 4 VALLEY FARMERS TO PRESENT FACTS TO KRUG ON THE to n ruck Ihc built The development of Friday Ilic project might IIP anil t Uie San Carlos of water usera must ho the mid jf com- merit possible for county meree on bitter I for all time and it must fro on between the valley the has of of been in communication a will day entrain to Washington lo confer wilh Secretary of Interior 1 A Kim and high chiefs The ht.aile i f up by with Commissioner of the of Reclamation who the that the increase its speed in dying mutters Attending at last Friday's ing with regional engineers a definite from were on tbf bell W IV Newcomer the ot which in N N L thu opinion of expert observe is will determine lives and of the entire area companying Mr n C Smith Roy Baikley MUI Floyd Newcomer To Keller Tuesday noon new tural of the will convene draft a expressing the stand which lilt delegation will Lake alonjv- According to John weather of the chamber the committee which in hemled by Ham Dick will gel up Already in mi lo been in Hit valley lo determine whether seepage caused bv in the valley from Uie mesa but it will be Lime before the reau to report on the findings Attending the confidential meeting were A r West and Mr Sweet regional engineers from Boulder City who urged the boarr of directors of Ibo chamber o commerce to back up a telegram which been sent to Krug last week declaring that publicity has been of a nature Unit in anil the entire in the city and county have already dropped and the of Reclamation ment of the is ed by action taken bv the County Water Users Association that proposes an immediate injunction against tile Cila project In a telegram to the chamber January advised thai investigation is ently being made as to the cause of tile seepage and the tional steps lo be taken The said that an expert rgc engineer was being sent to the area to study conditions From Murdoch In fast moving developments of which affects 000 acres Congressman John C ock that nobody in Yuma Somerton Woman Fatally Burned in Stove Explosion A Homer ton woman Saturday was fatally burned and died the Yuma hospital when a slove in hrr ed She way Mrs Rivera 06 i resident for 22 years Surviving Mrs Rivera are 2 sons and daughters ail of ton and 1 brother and 1 siller Slie had been a widow for several years A will hi held al the nf in lol lowed Tuesday at II with funeral vices at church in The procession will leave Mr at and in- terment will be in the tery YUMA IS ON FORUM PANEt enfelder P C Smith A O C 0 Rkstrom F C den Jack Rohrer Ray Barkley and Joe Collopy GRADUATED TAX SLASH PLAN URGED Instead of Flat 20 Per Cent Cut On All incomes WASHINGTON Jim 27 A reduction giving greatest relief tn low in- come groups studied by House Republican chiefs today as a substitute for the pending fur a flat 20 per cent cut on all incomes up to a year A prominent Republican a sliding scale ranging from a 20 per cent cut to the lowest income groups to 12 pnr on the higher brackets He this would give the greater percentage cut lo those who need it most Congress began a busy with these 3 Four Republican senators met to complete a would authorize an immediate 15 or 20 ner cent increase in rent ceilings and terminate all controls nee 11 or April 10 1018 2 Sen Alexander Wiley warned that pending nay suits were ing the threat of a business re- prompt ige of legislation to outlaw remove this spreading suits and fear that is paralyzing all try 1 Four House Appropriations began hearings toward reductions in President Truman's 100 000 000 hudgel for the fiscal year starting Inly I Congress must an expenditures coiling by n Republican leaders hope ii will be lo lower than the pros estimate Verbal fireworks were in store Senate members of the Joint Atomic Energy committee hearings on Air Truman's five appointments to the Atomic Energy Control Commission Sen 11 Tenn de- the as an advocate of asked the committee to re- ject him 8 Lynn R vice of the U S Tariff Com- mission assured uneasy men that American will not hp tossed I the lariff Mis as in the and plans to n pend the reciprocal trade gram Passage The first tax of the new Congress comes In the House Continued on Page G 500 Elks Return I To Coast After Yuma Visitation May Gorsson Brothers Plead Innocent to Fraud Charges T H OVERLOADING CAUSED SSeS CRASH OF WHICH KILLED 22 AT COPENHAGEN Former Andrew J by hh E Court D C niter to that of thn entered into conspiracy lo ihc ni eon tracts Also leavint court after plea nf are the photo left to Henry Garsson und Allen J lor G brothers lion Monday was improved but still critical the i Jan -T Hospital j sources to mail had over- that liis i the crash of a mi- j that re- j Moore n until he JERUSALEM KIDNAPED British Official Is Adducted by Jewish Underground Unit era star Prince Adolf of f Sweden and 20 persons were killed The transport pounds against when it iff t as if A commission was named day to investigate the crash of the Dutch airliner No of- report of the disaster had been made Am stardom representatives specula ted that CARD SAYS SLAYER WILL SURRENDER Hints Dahlia Killer Will Give On Wednesday LOS ANGELES Jan A person be the ture slayer of Black Dahlia Elizabeth Short 22 in a taunting letter today offered to surrender to police Wednesday Thn letter addressed to The Los Angeles Examiner appears to he Homicide Capt Jack Donahoe said after inspecting the on which it was written A quick examination by Police Chemist Kay Pinker showed no fingerprints The card mailed in downtown Los Angeles late yesterday Here it Turning in Wed Jan 29 ID a m Had my Tun at police Black Dahlia Avenger On Penny note was scrawled in Jt written in ink on a penny en nl Donahoe said the he the letter to follow referred to by the sardonic slayer last when lie mailed newspapers i package containing personal of the beautiful Black whose mutilated body was found Tan 15 Caial Marshall 21 Cat after she told Cal r who Miss Short was dismissed hy of- as a who nothing of the case hut what she had Cleaned from reading the newspapers Rep Landis Urges World Ban on Peacetime Draft Jan Rep Gerald Laudis K Ind resolution ing tho States to work for worldwide abolition ol compulsory military service before considering a draft A sharp rise in recruiting strong l belief that the draft act will be allowed to die when the present extension expires March Ul Landis said compulsory military Acres of Land Will Be Thrown Open to Entry on Yuma Mesa This Year Says acres of of the Mesa Division lands will be thrown of the Gila Project amounted tr open this for settlement in approximately during the new Project mesa i the past year with only ion it has been announced by the j acres in Bureau of Reclamation Within J The principal returns were from next two years more than alfalfa and pasture acres of which 12.000 are i being centered on will have ample 840 acres garden peas being water facilities j grown fur seed purposes by the SPAIN CRITICALLY Plane Crashes Near High Tanks South of Wellton Sunday D Spain a private pilot from Wellton is in critical condition in Yuma General pital today as a result of an plane crash near High Tanks Sunday afternoon According to reports from Spain piloting a thc airport M Sin IT 27 isn piX'S'dcnt of tin I'd Aviv Dis- t tuday a IKT only IJi Thf Exchange Tele- j Agency reported that was abducted from his court by 10 armed with j guns who carried him ufi n a car is pre- to he'd by Capt Sir The abduction of that of the British bunker H I Collins appeared a revenge move by the underground for Uie scheduled The ncu the Yuma development Air F tios up area thus welding together a city continuity over the mesa com- plete with shops homes and tor courts I ii d list see ors motor and d title ranch investors arc already exploring of information which know about ords irrigation water er us thu innv area opens up a lung awaited city expansion con- Whitney Company and hy Ralph Alfred G is also -10 acres ent hus received many Leumi battalions of British diers were searching thc northern f Jerusalem for Collins I crashed into the ground as h 1 wan circling at a low altitude High tanks He alone i the plane of suburbs of Jerusalem for Collins Hicks and Sam and his this morning were camping at High when It was Tanks ran to the demolished the greatest manhunt in the city's Details of the kid were slow in was -U He president of the court i uf tin British toward specially less subject to frost in the United States People in tho B lift have gone about a fine j after ser citius area which has become a j since show place piano and cut the pilot our of the wreckage They drove him to where his nephew Hugh drove him to Yuma 1 Kirst reports indicate that ho became suffered fractures of the skull a broken arm a cracked vertebra 1 i Palestine last year ig in it in various cap- and numerous ci and bi the face and body During recent air here piloted the The kidnaping prompted j ning plane ia a bombing Jt is predicted that the redoubled efforts in the search for j He a brother of Larry Spain lion of lemons and I the abductors of Collins An area i of the Spain Flying Service some varieties of oranges wil j cordoned by -10.000 persons surpass any other area in Cordoned uy the Second count v much climbing too rapidly at the On Moore's tin was reported on Ids way their villa at tc claim Uie body of the singer One source she was to be cremated and the sent to Cannes Crown scheduled lo by train In the nf turn in Hu it back by The courts of the iiiii lands were in deep mourning Authorities i even led that ihu disaster occurred in the midst of a controversy over the load its for the Dakotas known in U Si civilian aviation as the DC 3 and in the Army as the Only recently the avian countries petitioned Britain to lower the specified of Uie planes i Nations Protest Sweden Norway and Denmark protested the in i weight for tlic us Britain r c M in in e n d e tl tn Dutch maximum was be pounds Miss Moore was going to sing n Stockholm after a highly appearance here Saturday night Pier French two of her Danish impresarios and Gerda Neumann noted ish singer were among the dead The plane on a run from Amsterdam lo holm It had stopped at lagen for 25 minutes Its motors were given a routine check ing the halt Prince Gustav Adolf had flown in the from Amsterdam where hr had been the guest ol Prince of the lands He the plane at Copenhagen to buy a Swedish newspaper and told men J have nothing to say As usually J do not give statements to the press Miss Moore and her party step- ped the plane be- fore it took off The its Hi passengers and ii crew rose from the ground faltered plunged into UK earth and exploded The county j Irish Fusiliers of clearing and leveling j According to crop the land Oxford and Bucks Light constructing faring ditches and the value uf yield Horn tantry battalions I to soil acres to I j crop us barley sudan grass income is all the more i and alfalfa Although the plant when it is search centered m the ing of these crops Is for Lying that this area is in all of and j down tho soil rather than for pro development anJ much of the i duction income from the reuge not in full 64 KILLED IN PLANE CRASHES OVER WEEKEND Lawyer Says Capone Who Once Had Millions Died Broke in Florida Jan JT tefl r to tins Al who durr added netted a Meanwhile his heyday as czar of the Abraham underworld will be buried in Angolos that the private and simple funeral service penniless The reminiscent of the cloistered last I room Island equate Ii years of his life j died was moi Dr Kenneth Phillips physician to said lodny Ihr had decided against a pa ulster funeral Tho tual time date and place has nut After thoroughly the cit and the surrounding territory to a service in peacetime is contrary turn SOD Elks returned I to American He said it yet been fixed Phillips said But he indicated that the funeral would he held here anil restricted lo the small circle of intimates who re- mained in contact with ter he WHS deposed as overlord of the mobsters Autopsy The family's wish for no added notoriety for the notorious Al said vv think dird and I'm sure it is untrue that lie was as a Shurk The attorney's came as a shock to figures nls on victims of his tills I when ran fit the nn an LUN and entered Yemenite Kurdish Jews live in what is called Old Jerusalem j must of the building i Airline and military air officials less linn old said the of I A curfew Dakota transport i nl on suburban areas north piano crashes could not be I at dawn civilian to anv nf were suspended and j the craft which served as Uie i nf and of the forces I made a to search hiring war j They said there probably were It was expected that 10.000 more crashes of this type of plane would be before simply more of them are nightfall in a seaich for Collins service than any other type of aircraft The Aircraft j Corp built more than of them during the war Many planes of this type were sold as surplus hut it was I hat were v ir- weary nr unfit for passenger or cargo service Air crashes during the weekend took the lives of at least 61 I sons including Grace i American opera and concert John Harry Phoenix state com- and Prince Adolf M the Veterans of j eldest son of the Swedish crown bo present at the The KLM Dutch airliner local uf tlie they were Yrnin tonight a takeoff announced Mr Barry killing them and JO by Sam Potluck Dinner to Visit of VFW Commander A G Ogburn Rites This Afternoon Adolphus n who Wednesday ill Kan dino will be interred at Lawn park after a at cimpel this at Mr Ogburn who was DG years old was born in Alabama and survived hy sons Robert Troy of Sun H of O or wild now in with y Marines and a daughter of Han Surviving also are U thers and 3 sisters Mrs Ogburn was in when Mr passed away The de- ceased come to Bard valley in and there until i years when he San Bernardino will officiate Conscience and wiser to San Redondo also would Santa Monica and a o day world They had heen the lies of 01 -11 in greater re- cr tile lives and people i the benefit uf M of Ihu f anil iif Hie will In- hanking nf panel which We Avoid In- nl Ihc 8 p.m Ian nl high The lie Is In attend to I Mr Whiting of hnd brought in ft load of lobsters and as n return for a Wednesday fish dinner jit 7 p.m which a regular will held February Orval E Martin Frank Nelson Kussell Tucker and 1 Ii will lie into Kilts Mr said An Old Timers and Rulers evenins will be held at the annual oyster dinner February 12th R will be in charge of the Old Timers while Frank will be the of the Past Exalted Rulers Tucson and Ajo Mareh 21 and will bo in Yuma on a tation lo in Capt C t JohnsJon Returns From Tokyo Paul War of Personnel said he would await final figures for before de- ciding whether or not to draft extension figures however indicated tary were close to Ihc desired mark The signed UP men in Uie week 01 a sharp from the in week of Jan There has been a steady upward trend ever since low point was reached in the week of Hoe when only signed up The army has said it will not nsk for an extension of Selective Capt Charles L was graduates Ifi years of most figure were clouded over by a mental fog a pone suffered from a menial disease the doctor said which caused lapse Rut he declined to name the disease Other sources close t Yuma High school anil who said that his memory did not ex- both members and their Another or Dakota owned start at with th ft 7 The meeting will S Members of Uie auxiliary in nf dinner have asked that be the clubhouse promptly that each one brinu silverware a physician han returned from Tokyo he was ID 5th Cavalry it was learned his father Charles I deputy collector of thn S toms nt port of San The captain was n by nis wife and son Charles I- on a flying I rip through Yuma to his father On leave from ice and a resident nf Los Johnston was in of the hospital train at tend bark imprisonment at and Atlanta Hr referred to bis criminal en Tver they said and showed no concern or remorse Toronto Canada Gets 5 Yrs for Espionage Anti-Government Riots Continue Egypt Today dinner i by Spencer a charter pon at I vice crashed a take-off a dnn outside en to by way of and killed On Saturday a privately a twin-engined outside Ind five nf Ihr IJ R Machine Corp In a ness meeting in Justice Court Jan 2 government riots i Justice of the K II Lutes fined C 1 a r e n e fo OTTAWA Jan Henry larris Toronto Service if it can get Camp Hahn before being in to meet Its needs Gen I in Tokyo He was graduated today and senten at from where lie obtained in Ire men n I his degree in medicine al least students had been in- jured in clashes with police at found guilty nn two charter of Alexandria tf i ed in live years dents stoned and street hy j cars at the school continued in i Heaps for driving Egypt for Ibo second straight day with the alternative of and unofficial estimates said days in jail The nt hy e e I County judge A G I wore set by highway man For disturbing the days in jail The defendant was brought jn by patrolman L i1 My is always gellini j me into things said j Fiddlier nf Milwaukee where have tiled he ol equipment plant and CtO un- together in ids sonage Taking the lead in Uie violent UAW that lie CIO while pallor of Ford Memorial Church Detroit   

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