Yuma Daily Sun, The (Newspaper) - January 30, 1950, Yuma, Arizona Ust 24 hours 02 Lowest last 24 43 Average high this C9 Average low this Relative humidity at 11 THE SENTMa Partly cloudy this afternoon night and Tuesday er tonight VOLUME 24 Ml or YUMA ARIZONA MONDAY JANUARY 30 1950 Copy VOLUME 24 Burglar Is Captured Two In Cor Outside Criminal charges will be tiled day against four young persons following their arrest early this morning during an attempted burglary Taken into custody were Mrs Anne IS Jess W 23 Charles K 28 and Charles E Lute age 20 Police Chief Harold Breech said that and Lute were caught in the act of burglarizing the 16 on east 2nd street while the girl and Stackhouse sat outside in a car by The four were nabbed through the alertness of merchant men M C Mitchell and Melvin Arnold Mitchell said that he and Arnold were making their regular check when they noticed two men going around the side of the 16 Club Doubling back in a few short minutes they found that their suspicions were substantiated Enlisting the aid of city men Winford Kelly and Clyde ris and border patrol officers Glen S Kice and George McGrath the patrolmen nipped the burglary before it fully developed On orders from the officers came out of the club with his hands up Lute had to be en from a hiding place in the at- tic They had entered the through a rear window Storm Brings Rain to Arizona By UNITED A weekend storm brought gen- warm rains to central Arizona today and a heavy fall to most mountain areas of the north The storm moved over the Ts t a t e- Saturday dumping nine inches of snow in the son area seven at Grand yon and six at Flagstaff son recorded the greatest amount of rain in the past 24 inches The State Highway Patrol warned that highways in the Prescott and Flagstaff areas were icy and advised motorists to use chains The same conditions in the Payson area the said The rain was light but steady in the Salt River Valley with Phoenix receiving 20 of an inch and Sky Harbor Airport 30 of an inch during the past 24 hours Flagstaff measured 18 of an inch Grand Canyon 44 cott 20 and Winslow and Yuma traces Scattered were fore- cast for most of the state today with snow above the foot Body Shipped To Kansas for Burial The body of Ruth I Robinson who passed away Saturday at her home at Avenue B and 5th street was shipped to Emporia Kansas for burial it was announced at the Johnson Mortuary today A native of Emporia Mrs inson and her husband James H Robinson came to Yuma two months ago because of her health The family home is in Wichita Kansas Jaycees Meet City of Yuma Jr Acheson Urges More Help For Korea Nationalists Bob creator if the The City of Yuma holds up his wall model if the world-famous for the lunching to sw The plan Is to set another world's the model liininiiry test hops were made Saturday ut the Aviation field The light will soon utter the Silver Spur February and 12th Looking Is Dance head Way down the able general rodeo Tommy Sullivan can In- veil digging in Sammy Watkins Western Air To Resume Airmail Service Between Los Angeles and Yuma Wednesday Airlines which de- livered Yuma's first airmail May 2 1947 after which the service was resume the service between Yuma and Los airmail service to be inaugurated Feb 17 by Southwest Airways between Los Angeles and nix via Yuma Mrs McCoy said Temporarily the Bus Angeles on Wednesday when Company transport passenger service will go on a daily basis it was announced day by Postmaster Eleanor Coy In the past Western has operated three days a week on the route Airmail must be in the post office by and m Mrs McCoy said Two cachets were issued for first flight mail May 2 1947 Mrs McCoy said she had not re- cachets for the flight next Wednesday and did not know whether there would be cachets for that flight There will be cachets ever tor the first flight of the post office to County Airport for the Western Air flight Mrs McCoy said but after the flight is established she will call for formal bids for- furnishing the service Reds Relax Blockade Of Berlin Traffic Backlog Has Disappeared BERLIN Jan 30 The backlog of trucks piled up at Helmstedt by the sian baby blockade disappeared day when Soviet border guards re- traffic restrictions Trucks were through the Soviet checkpoint at the rate of eight to 10 an hour compared to a low of two an hour last week West German police said u log of 60 trucks piled up at stedt last night wus gone by 0 today Knil End of the baby blockade v signaled during the weekend when East German Police announced the ending of what they called docu- ment orientation week During the slowdown border guards spent between 15 and 30 minutes in a minute in of all documents carried by German truckers If docu were not in order trucks were turned back until they were corrected The Russians with their secrecy refused however to giv any guarantee that the would not be any tlm fancy seized them Gen Maxwell D Taylor American commander in Berlin said the Russian slowdown wa intended to harass the econom of Western Berlin ha started signs of from last year's total blockade Add Cutting Horse Contest to Rodeo The Box Score Here arc the public-spirited citizens who are the new stockholders in the Yuma County Sports Association which is bringing organized baseball to Dr P A Birdick Mr and Mrs Sherd T Baldwin Bristow Bros Bert Yuma Producers Coop Association Otto and Ann Koenigs Drs Powell and Stanley The Garin Co A P Mickey Caponi Co VFW Auxiliary Pete Jr Each day the Sun's BOX SCORE will publish the names of the new to the community ject Add YOUR name to the list by giving as much as you can to this civic ject Mail or bring your contributions Yuma County Sports Association Chamber of Commerce ing Yuma Money will be held in and returned In full U project If not com- Plan Rites for Wednesday Funeral services for W C Newman 61 year Yu- ma Valley pioneer will be held at p.m Wednesday in the pel of the Johnson Reverend C B Holland will of- Newman passed away at his valley home on Avenue C street Sunday following ai illness of six months Born in Weatherford September 9 1887 he had lived in the Yuma Valley for 34 years He served In World War I and was a member of the Veterans o Foreign Wars Yuma Elks Lodg 476 and Yuma Lodge No 17 o the Free and Accepted Masons Surviving are the widow two sons George W an C all of the Yuma ley one Dr S H Lemore of his mother Mrs Newman of a brother T H man of Yuma two sisters Mrs Minnie Bell of Yuma and Mrs Crawford of and six grandchildren Graveside services will be con- ducted in Desert Lawn Memorial Park by the Masons Report By Earthquake and Floods in Iran Yuma County's Annual Dog Vaccination Program To Get Under Way Tomorrow Yuma county's annual dog program gets under way Friday the In explanation of the rabies Dr W T Lightle local has prepared the owing information Rabies hydrophobia is a dis- ase caused by a virus affecting he nervous system and which sauses insanity in the affected animal soon followed by death All warm-blooded animals arc susceptible The disease is y feared because once symptoms apparent the condition is Members of the dog family are particularly dangerous since the disease in these mals usually cause a furious type of insanity is spread by animals suffering from the disease whose body excretions contain the us Vt gains entrance into healthy animal through of any break in the skin whether it he a bite or a scratch Rabies prevention is the known method of control Chiel among these methods of tion is regular vaccination o dogs The local vaccination pro gram has no doubt greatly con to the prevention i serious rabies epidemic in thi locality during recent years However yearly of fort is necessary to maintain Ihi record w The county vaccination gram sponsored by t he Yuma County public health unit kicks off Tuesday in Yuma tions will be given at the rear of the courthouse from 10 to 12 noon and 2 p.m to 3 p.m on that day The same hours will apply for Wednesday and Thursday with an evening iod added those two days will be given then from to 8 o'clock in the TEHRAN Vran 30 A heavy death toll was feared day in two remote sections of southern Iran hit by floods and earthquakes in the past five clays An official report from dan 700 miles southeast near the Pakistan border said 500 sons perished in floods which washed away two thirds of the city No other details were available Another report said 1.000 sons wore killed in an quake which rocked the Port Kangan area on the southwest Persian gulf 180 miles south of Bushire five days ago Motor Vehicle Man Here To Issue Driver Licenses Earl of tho motor vehicle division of the slate way department from Phoenix set up offices in the basement of the court house this morning The motor vehicle man will br here throughout the month of February to operators and chauffeurs licenses and to make motor and traitor inspections for applicants of Arizona titles Those taking out chauffeurs licenses are reminded that only onr picture is required this year program takes in with shots to be given rom 10 to 12 noon and rom 2 to 5 p.m Saturday after- ioon the setup will be moved to from Shots be given there from 2 to 5 Then the program moves into he other direction taking in Roll S a 1 o m e Bouse Parker and Republicans To Hold Public Rally Thursday Yuma county Republicans calling a public rally for day to be held in the new Delta dub building avenue and 22nd street at p.m The public is invited Purpose of the meeting of spokesmen say is to pro tost ever-increasing taxes fed eral encroachment on state pro perty and personal rights am free enterprise and the trend to ward dictatorship and commun ism The meeting is sponsored by the Yuma County Republican Committee Past Elks Rulers Compere with Today's Officers Wednesday Past exalted of Yuma Elks lodge will compete with the present crop of officers in a ritual contest this night at the regular meeting it was announced today C L Spud is chairman of the program A baked ham dinner will be served at 7 p m followed by the meeting at 8 Wake Tonight for Mrs F Espinoza Wake for Mrs Flores Espinoza 80 year old Yuma pioneer wi be held tonight at the family horn at 6th and Cemetery avenues She passed away at her horn Sunday She had lived in th Yuma area for 35 years Surviving are one son Dieg Molina of Yuma two daughter Irs Stella Ma tus of Yuma and Irs Adela Valenzuela of 011 Friends will meet at the family iome at 9 Tuesday and form i procession to go to the ate Conception church where nass will be said at Inter- nent will be in Desert Lawn norial Park For as many years an there has wen it cattle Industry there has een a working horse called the cutting sometimes re- erred to In cowboy lingo as a a carving horse r a In some sections of the West he cutting horse has been in the arena for a period f 10 to 15 years In spite of he age the cutting horse contest as reached there are still many who have never d a dyed-in-the-wool cutting horse n action The 1049 season brought of the top horses of the day o the Pacific coast Everywhere he cutting horse was Known he tole the show Instilling in the of all the desire to own and such a horse Must Have Intelligence He must have Intelligence and alertness He must sess speed and action in addition to knowing how and when to use It Once he enters the herd to bring a certain cow or calf out he should be able to anticipate and counter every move to prevent the animal from returning to the herd Alt this should be done in a manner that will produce the least amount of excitement to the cattle One of the essentials of a good cutting horse his stock on reins being used only when pulled up or stopped Perfect tion between horse and rider is accomplished by cueing him with fords of leg action or a slight movement of the reins The Silver Spur Rodeo will ture a cutting horse contest for the first time this year A number of truly outstanding horses have already been entered according to Hal Begley In charge of the special event Delay Attack On Secretary Main No Mm la that he works a loose rein the Plans To Drop Food To Snowbound Dakota Families CHICAGO Jan 30 The search for a airplane missing Red Cross today planned to drop Tood and fuel to snowbound ilies in South Dakota but In a UP a personal haylift to provide his horses with feed A new surge of cold air swept to the Atlantic coast after ing weekend temperatures to the zero mark throughout the Midwest A flash blizzard hit the bia River Gorge in the Pacific up miles an hour Many roads were closed by the fine powdery snow and schools were closed in rural areas Hunt Missing Plane More than airmen ground crewmen aiding in and Jan United Mine ers closed major fields today convinced they were winning no contract no strike With the mi HITS revolt against John Lewis work c r k resident weighed the problem of intervening to tect the nation's scant coal supplies J M Scott Named To Highway Post PHOENIX Jan M Scott of Show Low has been appointed to succeed Farr on the state highway commission and E F Hill to succeed Ray Gilbert on the state industrial commission Gov Dan Garvey an- today Farr who is chairman of the highway commission ends his term of office tomorrow Scott was a former highway commissioner under Gov R C Stanford and at present is a member of the board of regents of the state university and col- leges He will have to resign the latter post to accept the highway commission appointment Hill the veteran chief clerk of the industrial commission was nominated to succeed Gilbert whose term expired Jan 8 Gil will serve in a holdover sla tus until Hill's appointment confirmed by the state senate Garvey was expected to sub mit both Scott and Mill's ap to the special live session beginning Feb for confirmation In Canada were hampered by 30 below that cut lungs with every breath At Winslow Ariz hour winds and bad weather speed pilot Paul Mantz to give an attempt to break the east west transcontinental flight rcc ord Planes were held ready at P: erre S D to fly over Campbell Edmunds and counties dropping food and fuel t snowbound communities an ranches if necessary 7th Hay of Isolation Two county town Long Lake and were i t their seventh day of isolation Foo the was short at and fuel a Long Lake Snow plows were pushing ou iver secondary roads and Red Cross officials said th flights might not be nece sary Some families have bee WASHINGTON Jan 30 of Stale Dean Acheson anew to to rove a Korean aid An expected Republican attack n U S Far Eastern policy failed o develop during at a public of the House Foreign Affairs committee The Republicans some of whom iad demanded during the weekend hat Acheson resign apparently ere holding back their fire until he committee went into which began immediately the public session ended Some GOP committee members iad talked about questioning on on his defense of Alger But they made no such move he public hearing Acheson explained that he feels he United States has a in Korea which it must fulfill He urged that the foreign affairs committee try again to get he aid through the louse which rejected it once be- fore by a margin Acheson also endorsed a mder which the termination date for American economic aid to the Chinese Nationalists would be net for June 30 instead of Feb IS as provided in the present law Republicans have been critical of both Acheson arid Truman for their refusal to any kind of military aid to the beleaguered Chinese Nationalists on the island of Formosa snowbound for three weeks Farmer Clarence Howe of nca freeport 111 used a plane to dro lay and corn to his three horses stranded on a knoll that became an island when the er went out of its banks The horses had been missing a week until he spotted them from the air yesterday Howe said the horses looked right grateful at receiving the hay Tuesday Is Last Day to Purchase License Plates Tomorrow Is the last day to purchase auto cense plates for the customary fee of Beginning Wednesday the fee will be doubled as a alty to those who were tardy License tags may be ased at the office of the ty assessor on the first floor of the courthouse March of Dimes Drive Hears End The annual March of campaign to raise funds for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis is rapidly drawing to a close In Yuma campaign managers are urging everyone to dig a little deeper and help put the drive over with a flourish Several means of donating are made available Donation cards containing spaces for holding dimes and bills checks or money orders Checks and money orders should be made able to March of Dimes Also contribution cartons have been placed in most business es in the county These are placed in prominent locations usually near the cash register so that customers may drop small change in as they pass by Any unsolicited contributions to this one of the greatest of all causes may be mailed to March of Dimes Yuma or to Sheriff Jack Beard campaign Remember half of what is en in remains in this combat the dreaded disease cally The other half goes to the national foundation for important research work and location to epidemic areas whose local money supply becomes ex- hausted Will Compete in Specialty Rodeo Contest Here MONDAY CORNER TODAY Here IN one of the top-notch cutting in action that will 1m seen 11 12 lie IN Schoolboy II famous by and Sydna of North Hollywood in the Silver Spur Include the famons H Chief and Buddy II
