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   Yuma Daily Sun, The (Newspaper) - September 7, 1948, Yuma, Arizona                               Weather at Yuma Highest 21 Lowest last hours...................70 Average high this Average low tins Relative humidity ill 11 TH 211 Telephone GSS or 089 AND THE YUMA ARIZONA SENTINEL T Weather Forecast lo ami in Kivo Cunts a Copy VOLUME 211 Gas Rationing Looms West Coast Yuma Teacher j Places Eighth In Fish Derby TWO KILLERS CAUGHT NEAR BATON ROUGE BATON ROUGE Ln Kept 7 laughing killers who Crawford copped eighth place in j murdered u New Orleans de- the with a fish Active and sworn they would nml a set of sterling cr hc Charles D agriculture teacher came wilh the goods last end from Kan Diego where hc was of JOO in the second annual San Diego Yellowtail Derby Crawford copped ei silver First was a sod a n second was cash third prize 5500 and fourth in the contest held wore from Orleans detective and took the s- Arizona Texas Idaho of de- egon Iowa Washing Ion and Other who qualified lo compete in the contest were Crouse C Yowell and AGREEMENT NEAR ON Sept four governors were ted nearing or at an agreement tonight on lifting blockade as the city was cut in two between the East and the West Amidst seventh conference of the two governors officials in attendance reported this probably would be the last session here be- fore tho question was re- ferred to the Big Four ments far filial action Humors and qualified reports had persisted for duys that the Berlin blockade would be lifted Soviet propaganda sources hinted at Sept 10 as the most likely dale Meet iii the German tangle Communist and Party elements met at the marked city hall lonight U f to be the first organized meeting of a for the Soviet of Berlin A few hours earlier the leadership hud announced a complete split with the legal city government which had chased from the city hall in riots yesterday Calling themselves the cratic the Communist Front group pledged support to the Communist winter relief gram for Berlin Huge floodlights rind grinding movie cameras gave meeting an atmosphere of staged The western commandants were reported drafting letter to Ccn Alexander Kotikov their viet demanding an explanation of Russian inability to preserve order in the Russian sector The Socialist Unity ist Party will have no part of thr moved to the British sector last night after Communist mobs stormed the city hallr the party leadership announced It Inn Prod tinted Karl Litke 1 carter of the Com- munist minority in the City sembly proclaimed the formal partition of Berlin at a press conference attended hy 150 Allied and German newsmen j City Assembly has proved I thcy gonc k itself worthless a canip yite for fishing to a slate trooper and village marshal today in a near Haton The Simpson anil H R Miller ya killed a New FIND MAN'S BODY NORTH OF BARD Th f body of a M exi CM n man aged about was found Sunday near Foi guson lake about 21 miles up the Colorado river from Yuma on the California side uty Sheriff S L of reported man had apparently died of pros I rat ion anil thirst One advanced by officers is hu was one of a of five Mexicans arrested on es of illegal entry into the United States who escaped recently from the Imperial County jail at Centro A jail number found on a slip of pa in his ing The number similar to those given prisoners un being hooked at the Imperial County jail was being wilh his tion He had been dead about a week The body was El tro No signs of foul piny were found jit the site The body was found by four Bard men Vul Colby K K ton Jim Hunt nnd Morgan Reservation Indians Are Voting in Today's Primary Election for 1st Time as a hostage in the es I jail delivery in Gulf Const 1 history Before thcy liberated the ant chief of detectives John son 53 they announced Lo him that they would take a few of- to hell them Captured In Slurp But a stale trooper named Wright and marshal of La cap- tured them in a try general store nt Gal a few miles southeast of Baton Rouge Kaeli of had pistols according to Capt R M Walker of State Police The handed the guns over and were taken to cension Parish prison at Wright and went to the general stoic to get them after n school buy driver reported he had two i said hc believed the 1 were hungry and had gone Ariz Indians on Lions voting for the first in Lory on and in today's primaries HO pnr cent of tlie voters were ex- j Lo cast A supreme com t ruling Inst July for Indians living on reservations j This llH election in l which they could Lake privilege court de- reversed a previous U I il larvey who to office but not tille upon death of flov Sidney P Osborn Two sought I heir party's The has of son ul I Lies mil issues of sin tc ut I be Unit of Osborn's and J M civ hi Goodson A hen tod a ord number of an otherwise dull campaign The seven Democrats were headed by Ling Cov Uan K House of final days of the lo battle it out for Iho Democratic nominal ion t a nil St Johns the Republican filled as I lo take their pai ly's lop was by horii and chair man of Stale aim tre until he Lo enter the Enrollment Up Over 100 The body of rado river snul The Unity Party will have no further if the slays in west sectors He charged that there could be no effective administration of Merlin with Iho government aled Ihn City and outside the Soviet sector The Assembly was in effect from the City Hall in the Russian seel or yesterday Com- rioters stormed the hall i smashed down doors blocked j scheduled meeting of the j ly carted off in chains n group of west sector lice detailed lo guard the was only about three a mile from the Flagstaff State College Opens Fall Semester to slore LO buy or steal thing to eat Just before Simpson irul Milter were captured their automobile a stolen police rar was found at Galvez Continued on Page 2 Hurt As Falls Oil Them With the opening of Yuma Un- n high days away the high school office is jusy with matters pertaining to alion sale of hooks Principal L T Rouse he an of nearly nOO on the day of o the high school on the opening lay This year well over ICO ul- pupils have been tered The high school facilities l still up to 1000 ilK so a ion is not by school The of IKIS Sept -A ond boy was lend today as the E of Dny which occurred while four brothers and a small gh 1 were climbing a mountain near was Hernie Conyer year-old brother of Hilly died Sunday Bolb were in- jured while a sleep mountain with their I Buster in ly jarred loose n largo rock which crashed clown and rolled over Billy Bernir Billy lie fore he reached the hospital last night at the General hospital Continued on Arizona Holiday Accident Toll Reaches 11 Day toll with still sonic jof out lying to he from cloven Ni n c we re Id I led in tra f f ic a c- two in a freak Day mountain climbing Tlie latest traffic death was re- corded in where Howard 30 Kinsman en route to County cral suffered n fracture in a head-on col- between two cars a mile north of A hot red driven by Raper col- with n car driven by H D Shipley death brought the total 203 com- pared to 102 for the same date year A brother of Busier Con- yer died as Ihc result of a tain climbing accident near ton He was Bernic Conyer nine of The child died in enei General hospital last night nnd his brother Rilly were injured when a rock dentally dislodged by another ther rolled over then Hilly died en route to the hospital Sunday afternoon Change Meeting Place Of Yuma Air Reserves Meeting place for reserve air force personnel has been changed officers announce The group will meet p.m Thursday in the Rowling Center instead of at the Legion brill ns usual Col P Kaernan will lecture nt I lie Thursday session Sept qu the zona Stale College at Flagstaff campus today for opening of the fall semester marking the school's Golden Jubilee year Founded Sept 1J the school looked for Us most year during the ng term Thirty-three students and a faculty of I wo were present when the college first opened ils donrs Then it was known as Northern A i i zonn N orni n I School In contrast President A today predicted the enrollment would surpass the 700 attended last year The school now boasts a faculty of including the administrative staff Highlights of the Golden bilee celebration will I n clud c Homecoming Day set for Oct 23 the annual community-wide boree scheduled for mid-winter rind spring Commencement cises College leaders indicated the Golden theme would brj carried out at many of the campus social functions luring the semester Kirst weeks activities got under way last night attended a reception at the home of Dr and East burn while joined in a led by the presidents of the men's and women's associated Placement tests began today for freshmen and other new students Freshmen met at Ashurst tor in in and were conducted on a tour of the campus by student council members The council planned a picnic late today Fro shin en and transfer students will register Thursday and upper Friday Saturday Classes begin Sept lo positions lo la lie cure of i-d enrollment I again wishes stress Iho Importance of all pi tit LU i ing the if lockers from Mrs on Thin stlay Friday and mot ning of this week The high school office c: on noon in der that the final arrangements can ho made fur opening Buses will n over I be routes nut I on I lie same as last year All pupils lo I lo the nudi Lori inn at fl morning ACCIDENT TOtt 483 iiv timing Day n The was :i sharp drop from Ihc nT dining the July -I Ibis your Hilt limit n higher loll I MI liy llu A Iho ed in rest fiO drowned J Yuman Travels 200 Miles To His Vote 111 Is f n ril r of I I nmv n Sr I ii Sun nnd r nl nT In llu I nun In I he In Ons I In ing letl all other slates with t I fatalities Texas HI VS North Carolina 2l New York W and Illinois ID the only without violent of kind the drop from the July high the death Ihan killed during tlie Day week end oi 1017 The fig u i a record loll of persons killed in I tic ol July hy III Sn In- en mi1 duy In nisi I I my Ihr r n I d Mr hi kend cast his In primary i- would mini LIU n uith Ids s ur 1 r I v BECAUSE OF SHIPPING AND OIL STRIKES NKW YOKK Kept in soil nil Ion ing loomed HH a possibility for California j and Die entire Coast S 1 In I In mi h president of the Petroleum cil told United that lut probably will n In today to allocate petroleum supplies In section of the country The move vnl lu ISiKi us Iniiisrnr- Sun tu JUT he it nun nn iti nly LI nil Fur yrurs if sen iH i1 Charles Hackett A Yuman for 50 Years Dies a resident of Yuma for the past half century died nt He tn the LA Salesman Takes Cyanide In Yuma Hotel Union Spokesman Hints at Break In Maritime Strike SAN Sept 7 for the striking CIO Union hinted today n major break in the West Coast maritime strike The five unions involved linve agreed they deal separately with any who seeks Lo resume negotiations man said lie declined to say whether Longshoremen arc French Cabinet Plans Bonus To All Workers PARIS Sept 7 Robert new coalition government started an program with in cost of living bonus to al its first test before the Assembly today on both the tion of the government and its economic policy already have introduced by j Communist Rightist deputies However I tie new government formed during the weekend is expected to pass the Lest safely One of the first acts of man's new government when it met Sunday night was lo an bonus for workers in vate industry for the months of July and August Last night anticipating a slorm of protest the government ex- tended the bonus lo include employes and al workers At t he an ni e time the en bi ml increased the price of broad from 21 to 3d from S cents Jo 11 cents per kilogram 2.2 The body of i man identified ns John C Gamble Los Angeles salesman was found in bis room il Carlos hotel Yuma last night Hc WHS believed to have committed suicide hy ing Saturday night A note to his wife who resides at dickering with any firm was found in the j Heretofore the maritime unions room The note was turned over have conducted their negotiations to the widow after Coroner R one of two employer groups Lutes an investigation No was held nnd the Mrs Gamble madu i The of the j However the c-m Unit the Hc was horn in Texas hang together in tlie strike Entrance vras to the Presumably he to lh room Insl night the maid I pledge thr unions not lo re been to fcl iti lo clean i suine work until each union h the room for two Elks Daily Sun Will Post Election Returns Tuesday j reached nn agreement an Airny j snid the A i my would ask tin I unions to help move military plies to the Fur East Kilts lodge will bold I heir regular election party tonight to post returns from conn ly pi fam and candidates are The public is to gather in of Ihc windows of I he Of Area Rent Chief To Be Here Friday A m ret Eng of interested lords and from Yuma Colin ty is scheduled for with n of the area Daily Mm where the ronL from as information and lance i Mrs M j from Phoenix will hc in the Yu- mn cily council chambers from 2 until 1 p.m Friday SepL 10 tn assist landlords tenant with any rent problems I hey have Those who plan to tlie session are requested lo to Mrs Woods nt 507 Noi lh a I'liocnix supplying hci with Iho mailing address the properly in sin j will schedule a meeting nnd sup ply necessary registration state Xo games turns will be posted made available by the various election throughout tlie county Today's Baseball NATIONAL 1st York MO 000 10 1 000 100 10 1 Cooper Leonard hcm St Only games Yuma County Voters Flock to Polls in Early Hours Indicate Heavy Turnout Before 6 p m Legion Auxiliary Meets 8 p.m Wed Members of the Auxiliary Lo the H H kersley post arn urged Lo attend an important meeting tomorrow Wednesday night at S in the Legion hall Yuma county voters were ing to the polls today to decide the political fate of dozens of offices in al state and county governments For the great majority of zona's Democratic candidates in- the Democratic hopefuls in county nomination today is tantamount to election to the i offices they seek j Most of Yuma county's c rat ic noin 3 noes wll 1 bc u n ed in the general election sition from candidates of other ber but even those wilh parties will have a great derance of Democratic in I favor in Offing Two such races nrc in the i ng For cou n ty treasu Lh e nominee to he rd will he opposed by Joe former manager of Ice Delivery and a Re- publican for Yuma county sheriff ty recorder treasure arul members lo Ihc boar of supervisors The public can posted election returns in a number ways Two unofficial election hoard are being set up one at The Yi ma Daily Sun where bulletins wi in the general election contest Tint for other Yuma county of- fires today's election gives Iho final decision Thus Yuma county is selecting two representatives and one ator lo the stale and candidates In addition rn d i o will broadcast starting at tonight A se broadcast will start at and subsequent returns will fo low throughout the night Continued on o end from Anif 7 and New showed I on the island nf in I and oilier A survey taken for n H including A iat persons were killed Public officials and un Arab mother igh wris by Christian f the for re- find given American the Labor Day Intnl was for years a Lols of were junl mim coming In in cared to get out on the ic police said j Cool many people j hl way from beaches of deaths by drowning i to siuy because ol shipping mid 1 strikes that have hit the The Is by tiu council us District ber Five The committee of must be approved by the of in lei can if tut inn Luu Lo In such the filling j s oline to customers Until the shipping nail nil I finery strikes began in ilia recently I pointed out California Ihu Const m good so far its poll oleum supplies and there had been no idea to n commit tec there lo pool such products While there him been no of in other Lions of I he country commit ihn council arc functioning ady in Districts No I New the so us a and etc to pool supplier lo and Such pooling is legal Innan If by Iho ol un resident Sets Pace Talks in Day U Fil I reside n I Trim inn returned 1 11 Ids speaking in KN WITH Kept Truman returning today rotn a run through and into Oil to i vigorous bn battle the in whal termed the wince the Mr scl Ihc pace for his election yesterday when jade seven speeches accusing the of everything rom plain outright bribery 01 the electorate lo bowing lo Ihc wishes of a loL of lobbyists f double -bat relied be n early in the morning at Gram Fin p Ms Mich and ended late at night at Toledo O where ht coni pared the with thr I in co In les Mr Truman due back Ho far as is known no close survive I le -s a f a n i i 1 in r fig u re on Yuma si reels for years a tall I bin hum with a wooden atul bencil lie a of a ed church in Yuma for years t oil avenue Candy Plant 2 Killed 19 Hurt OSBORN Tiie great In which WHS after j Carroll j ihr in Ihc world lint this Is n story not 1 but a sut of doors in Yuma CHICAGO Sept 7 An ex- plosion followed by fire j pass of the sprawling randy of Yuma fit one lime today killing at persons and injuring 10 j It's a story that reminds in ring heaping I la Ing in n for bodies in the belief the might reach six They based belief on j tif number plant when sion today tore holes in the wall nl one end of ils pan is in more places than one These doors of doors they im- were j once n beautiful part of one I of Yuma's most beautiful public ing was be- j nnd Firemen brought the flames un- j drr Control a j lie They said the explosion Sn a they from nt JIMS today chine Most of the damage was He will in un- 1 confined to two rooms on the til Sept 17 lie anj floor of Ihn How many cnn campaign tour that will j an when all six doors of our ta ft c hi in Lo l he West Coast riLo the The president I old his n M i cb Iga n w h c re h e vi si ted ert all I be Jim jor cc n I e rs that t h ey we re T ca r i ng only the beginning of n long list of blistering on Lne leadership in Congress Hc the The two rooms were filled with office were with debris piled several feet high and vy 1 doubt firemen it might lake several of Yumans hours to learn whether there an- j here six still any more dead rd Yuma Arbiters Meet Tomorrow New Safety Rules Pay Off at U.S Air Races carried the heavy The doors themselves were of sol id bronze rind with that heavy ornamentation they weighed 000 pounds apiece They were HO heavy that duty automatic door closers in- stalled beneath the floor lo them groaned with the loath They were so heavy that none but ro- bust women and healthy men could pull them open Men interested in officiating at I football and games year arc urged Lo con- Hoi ace Griffon re- garding appointment ns officials A of Ihc West nnd Kast Central Arizona districts will be in Yuma winch all right for a small tomorrow Wednesday evening j town with normal traffic in and s In meet the men in- nut of Its But and they should make I came the war nnd with it nurse reservations for this mooting with thousands of soldiers who I Griffon immediately td in nnd out of the organization of Yuma j one by one ND Sept 7 National air officials wcr convinced Unit new safety j be considered regulations put into effect Ou Mr may the 1018 races but ono pilot killed while testing his plane be- fore nir meet started The race.s ended yesterday with Anson Is Johnson National lines pilot the S 10.000 Thompson race with a speed of mph Johnson won the first prize after seven of the 10 con- were forced out He flew an Mustang Behind him were Bruce K mond Hammond I ml flying an at mph to lake 000 and Wilson V capturing S in show money wilh a speed of mph ui an Kingcobra Sept 7 tiling 1 ly men image for -i way under the constant swinging nnd forth new ones were impossible lo find during wartime years So they were stripped of their lo make them but the hinges down under constant usage fnr Ministry nf Thr of in lie publie report on announced hc 1 a former member of the Army Stuff inul high ranking official Finally the two center door were replaced with wooden licas of strong And today with Yuma's office traffic continuing to the other four doors nrc being re- placed made for a a growing They just weren't busy postoffice in town   

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