Yuma Daily Sun, The (Newspaper) - April 3, 1951, Yuma, Arizona Weather at Yuma Highest last 21 Lowest last 24 hours Average high this Average low this date 57 Relative humidity at 11 YUMA 48 NUMBER 79 Sen Lodge Urges Truman To Ignore Senate Send Troops YUMA ARIZONA TUESDAY APRIL 3 Forecast FORECAST to Wednesday Variable high cloudiness this tonight and in temperature ARIZONA 79 Castle Dome To Be Goal of Final Trip Next Sunday Says It Must Be Done For Sake of U S Security WASHINGTON April Sen Henry Cabot Lodge R said today that President Truman must ignore the ate's for control of U.S troop commitments to Europe He said this must be done in the interest of national security Lodge told a reporter the te did not know what it was ing yesterday when it voted to demand approval of Congress be- fore any troops are sent to the Atlantic Pact Army beyond four divisions already earmarked Lodge asked the Senate to re- verse itself and substitute a mineralized and both nature providing for consultation with I lovers and rock hunters should en- congressional committees in event joy a field day in this locality that is rich in the mining lore of Yuma county The famous mining camp at Castle Doric in the Castle Dome mountains -19 miles northeast of Yuma will be the scene of the final tour of the season next Sunday April 8 according to Wayne Cunningham director of Yuma and De- This ore has been mined ing to legend since before the day of the Spanish conquerors Primitive old mining equipment I has been found through the years 1 in this area by local prospectors The mountains are both scenic further troops are sent The move had little chance of success Senate Democratic Leader Er- ncst W McFarland Ariz said that though he was dissatisfied with the present form of pending troop resolutions he would op- pose sending them back to com- for an overhaul job I want to get this thing ished UK soon us mid move on to he will He said that in effect the vote would prevent sending a Corps Headquarters to Europe for Gen Dwight D Atlantic Pact Army That he said would force formation of a Corps Headquarters Command of foreign officers and men The only thing the president can do is to send a Corps A hearty meal will be served at p.m at a point mately one mile northwest of Castle Dome mining camp Abe Marcus will be thu chef in charge The road is well marked by a colorful metal sign on highway about 40 miles out of Yuma The auto caravan for this trek will leave the Yuma Chamber of Commerce Building Sunday at Tickets fur this event are on sale at the Chamber of Commerce office on 1st street Tickets sell for per person for adults and 75 for children 6 to 12 dren under six are fed free of charge The deadline for is Thursday Apr Scouters Vote To Name New Martinez Lake Clubhouse Robert Eastlick Memorial The Executive Roard of the Im- Council Boy Scouts of America conducted its lar meeting last at the Holtville Motor Inn in Holtville Calif with P R Campbell contingent despite cil president presiding Lodge said Reports were received from the He acknowledged that such a chairman of El Centre step probably would bring roars Brawley and Yuma the most of disapproval from many comprehensive of which was the 1 report of the Eastern District by Harry Goldsmith district man The report was of i of Congress 1 The Senate yesterday added the demand to the pending resolution Hocked back by the blow worried leaders met to plan at- control over the troops program I by passing a law instead of ad- resolutions Lodge who served with a Corps tion and district activities since January Arthur Halloran council chait tempts to stop a Republican drive man of Advancement and Awards to give Congress hard and fast reported on Courts of Honor held in every section of the council He further reported that his com- is on a ritual to be used at all future Courts of Headquarters during part of Honor He also commended Troop World War II said that under the 61 sponsored by the Crane school amendment such a group ror their fine advancement record numbering about men and established at the last Yuma needed for every three divisions sent overseas could not be the Pact Army As a re- sult a Foreign Corps ters would have to be used he said He pointed out that it was lack of corps communication facilities and direction which cost the Brit- ish the strong point of Tobruk during the struggle with the and Italians in North in the last war tion Court of Honor The new tional Council recommendations for changes in the ranks of Life and Eagle Scout will be made available to the field in the I near future as the Yuma IN Department uf inlay Class the im- Ilial Private 10 if liren wounded in fighting No other regarding his was available Is li graduate ill and former slate president nf Arizona's Future runners of America lie Is In- sun Mr and airs W C Boy Hurt As Bikes Collide Bob Salisbury about 12 years of age was injured painfully early today when his bicycle collided with another in the 600 block on avenue City Patrolmen Ray Snailum and Lowell Haley investigated They reported that the sters were riding to school gether In going around a parked vehicle a pedal of one bike got tangled up in the front wheel of the other Young Salisbury was rushed to the Yuma General hospital by ambulance for treatment of a cut f on his jaw His parents Mr and Mrs Tom Salisbury wore in Los Angeles and Bob was staying with friends Council has been selected as an experimental council to make these requirements optional Truman Wigg council chairman of camping and activities ed on the progress made at tinez Lake this past weekend when nearly 100 men and ers participated in a work camp The building is near completion due to the time effort and terials donated by many and friends of Scouting in the Council area At the request of the Eastern District and with the permission of Mr and Mrs J T Eastlick the building will be named the Robert Eastlick Building and will be at a future date J T Eastlick council man of finance presented the erall financial picture and stated Army Hiring Civilian Workers At Yuma Office Beginning today preliminary in- f for applicants for 200 civilian jobs at Yuma Test Branch will take place at the Yuma of- fice of the Arizona Stale ment Service 301 E 2nd street it was announced by F L man an Army civil service em- ployee from Fort MacArthur San Pedro Calif Miss Helen Dempster el officer at Fort MacArthur is in charge of the hiring of civilian Capt Tommy Long Is Transferred To Test Branch Captain Tommy Long has been transferred from the Presidio San Francisco to the Y U m a Test Branch and will arrive here April 5 or shortly thereafter ing to word received by his father B W Long of Yuma He will have charge of supplies at the Army Engineers base which was reactivated last Sunday Col C H is the commanding officer of that the money received fro m the Yuma Community Chest was the full share of the budget sub- mitted to this community to mote and further the program of Scouting Upon Mr recommendation and unanimous approval of the board the Robert Easllick Memorial Fund which has reached the amount of will be turned over to the council for building and maintenance ol the Martinez Lake Camp Also the awarded to the Eastern District funds cd by the fashion show conducted by E F was into thia same fund Roland Dye deputy regiona scout executive conducted formal charter review in behali of the National ing the review Mr Dye stated that he would be most happy to recommend renewal of the cil Charter Mr Dye was by Jerry Thomas of San Diego vice chairman of the Southern California of Re gioh Twelve Tucson Bank Bandit Nabbed LOS ANGELES April William Roy Miller 49 was ar- rested here today as a suspect in the holdup of the Southern Arizona Bank and Trust Company in Tucson Feb 13 Miller sought throughout the Southwest since he held up the bank and escaped with a sackful of coins and currency weighing 35 pounds was spotted by two Los Angeles police officers who recognized him from photographs The Federal Bureau of gation office later positively Miller from fingerprints He was taken into custody only two weeks after his photo was distributed to the nation's law en- forcement agencies by the FBI in a general identification order Police officers Jack S Gable and Melvin E Harner were with the arrest They said Miller apparently was drunk when they picked him up He talked freely about the holdup but later denied some of his statements Miller walked into the Tucson bank 10 minutes before closing Feb 13 pulled out a snub-nosed revolver and ordered a teller to give him the money he was counting The loot included in els which Miller placed in a paper bag He stuffed the other money in a canvas money bag and ran onto the street The broke spilling the nickels Most of it was recovered Gen MacArthur Jeeps 5 Miles Into North Korea U.S Forces Surge Across Parallel 38 TOKYO April U S surged across Mth Parallel In fur the first lime In a defiant challenge norc than a Reds n spring TO WIELD Smlt president nf dun will open the first business session ut the Lions club wide district In Yuma April Some Lions and wives are expected in yunia for the Jaycees To Meet Wednesday Noon The first in a series of three noon meetings of the Yuma t mussing Strom contingents of an can division swept across the pre- war frontier on a front In Western Korea above Seoul screening the Communist build-up further north nil up only slight resistance At tin same lime the Korean Capital Division on the Mist coast first Allied division across he parallel extended its In the Communist lomeland to more than IS miles Douglas Ked Month Koreans mi 15th flying visit In the Korean 15 miles nor III f In film Minis nf northernmost On his return to Tokyo tonight the supreme United Nations com- nandiT reported tactical tions favorable along the entire Korean front Our troops still maintain the he said Enemy Weakness in the air on the sea and in the lack of artillery and heavy weapons for the ground are being rigidly exploited by our Our strategy remains un- changed and is based on ver not positional warfare His indicated that the 8th Army would not be content to dig in and wait for the ed Red spring offensive but would strike boldly into nist North Korea in an attempt to keep the enemy off balance Accompanying MacArthur was Paul C Smith editor of the San Francisco Chronicle and a veteran of both Navy and Marine service in War It The only talk T heard about was Smith said after attending a couple of briefings of Junior Chamber of Commerce will South Korean troops on the cast be held Wednesday noon at the coast He said the South Wet Congress Will Not Vote Over W Billions in New Taxes WASHINGTON April year olds and create a tax writers emergency universal m Hilary ed today that Truman training program do well if gels us much J William In new taxes U Ark endorsed President Mr Truman now Is asking for mini's plan to reorganize Re- In new taxes construction Corp under he n basis Secretary of Treasury John W inyder told the House Ways nnd Committee yesterday that L appears It will not be necessary State Cafe The purpose of the series is to elect officers and a board of ectors for the coming year Under the only active members are allowed to hold of- fice but all members including inactive or senior were urged day by President Paul Dawson to turn out for the election ings All three meetings will bo held on Wednesday noons at the State have said the intention Koreans of going U.S Jet Pilots Down 3 MIG Jets In Aerial Battle U.S Air Force ters Korea April 3 American jet pilots shot down three jet fighters and damaged three more in a aerial battle just south of the Manchurian border today the 5th Air Force reported The battle started when 11 enemy jets attacked a single American Shooting Star south of at the mouth of the Yalu river boundary between Manchuria and Korea A flight of led by Lt Oil Bruce Washington went to the aid of the American plane and soon was heavily en- gaged with 30 to 40 Communist jets and taking objectives north oi the places visited the coast drive will be con- Only a few hours earlier hud reported In his morning communique flint lnc Chinese and Korean Reds were gathering divisions their greatest potential of war for an attack on ing hill United Nations forces It might prove the final Com munist attempt to throw thi United Nations out of Korea North Korean Premier and Su p r e m e Communist Commando Kim 11 Sung was reported by th Chinese Communist radio at Pel ping to have told newsmen at hi field headquarters near the front We are confident that we wi drive the out of Ko rea Nine Hurt In Riot at Church ALLERTON la April 3 Rev Sydney Austin said to day he would quit as pastor of th Church of Christ wher nine persons were hurt in a blood riot Sunday Guy leader of a al faction among the church's parishioners said er he would seek a court order to force Austin out within 30 days The church belongs to the Dis- ciples of Christ denomination ponder the problem of two tanks that are stuck at a north of The tank the bridge while to and tarRl mlM II tried to pull the first out of ns trim o for a lux boost of as originally recommended DEVELOPMENTS In other congressional Democratic iers were confident of beating a Republican move to send the resolutions back o c e e Administration suffered a and some approved an to resolutions which ask congressional approval before four more are sent into the Atlantic Pact Army Republicans vere determined now to send the whole committee and get a ng law reported out Carl Vinson of he House Armed Services Com- said Russia soon will have enough atomic bombs to lay waste many American cities He ave warning in opening de- bate on the House lo draft Senate ions Subcommittee said It la ready 1 asked to look Into former Rep Joseph E Casey's profitable deal in buying and selling tankers Sheriff To Patrol For Hay Thieves farmers sheriff and supervisors yesterday an annual problem that corns to be worse than ever this Want To Give Mickey The Bum's Rush NPA Orders Controls On Lead To Meet Expected Shortage WASHINGTON April The government today put con- on lead to meet a ton drop in 1951 supplies The control order issued by the National Production Authority limits manufacturers of lead pro ducts to their consumption rati of the first half of JOfiO It also directed to accept up to 20 percent of the available supply in defense orders Inventories were reduced fron 60 days to 30 days tinder th regulation Lead is used largely in manu facture of pipes and other con struction supplies The estimated production of do lead mines is expected t increase by tons in 1951 and scrap recovery is likely to ho equal to that of 1950 NPA said But imports probably will drop about tons PHOENIX Ariz April he obtained a quarter in- Arizona druggists flooded the State Pharmacy Board with to prevent West Coast bler Mickey Cohen from going into were at the Yuma Em- ployment office today while Miss Zillah did another portion of the work at the Test Branch All sorts of jobs are open at Mademan said including drivers secretaries ers carpenters telephone tors and plumbers was reactivated last day and the commanding officer Col C H announced the Branch would be in full swing hv 1st said letters and telephone calls were pouring into his office be- the board to take action to stymie tiie dapper J maker's new business venture They nil us us Id keep Cohen nut of said He quoted one letter from a which read in part This is sure slap al Arizona druggists lo have over ere In Angeles yesterday the re in two Tucson stores with out putting up a cent All I did sc haid was promise to stand behind a cigar counter hours a day The Arizona Pharmacy Stewart said was definitely inter- nniHt approve any which involves a of in per or more of Hie store's interest He said Ihr hands would In- tied if ulim turns nut to In- nothing more than a clerk Bui if he has a controlling in- a and I Chicago man Cohen's brother 1 Harry when along his brother Mickey and then one else Then of people began Hay stealing Relief Is Promised To Flood Areas My Fair sunny weather promised floods In most of tha Midwest but still threatened Iowa nnd southern Alabama Flood waters receded slowly elsewhere in the Midwest and East leaving millions of lars worth of damage and 11 dead Tlie river was rising In southwest Alabama expected to reach a crest of 65 late falling elsewhere In the state Families returned to in New Jersey as rivers dropped one foot every four or five hours Floods that stale over the weekend estimated In the Dakotas scattered The board of supervisors wore wore still reported by 111 county men reported that the dangerous the in- river a sick mnn said Epstein was negotiating with a in Cohen's activities behind we'll give him a good calling me on Hi phone Now the cigar counter over llo said We m just he added If We're keeping an eye on the people louse with morphine and wants to buy a couple I transaction but can't do other dangerous at drug stores I've got them for because it hasn't been unless arc equipped sale ly brought to our attention to handle them Tucson and Merchant I In a Leonard Epstein social inn officials were up in arms have to measure the present owner of over Cohen's contemplated move Temperatures Around the Nation art said Cohen up to some pretty high standards j stores said contrary lo Cohen's indicated the city and when his application to announcement the deal was fir county deserved a of And he indicated h citizen They don't want Cohen a store comes before us from settled art added was looking Strwart explained thr bvard for other Tucson nnd plan to do thing to keep him cut Boston Chicago IS Denver 56 DCS Moines -13 Detroit Max Mln 15 11 30 33 27 Kort Worth Los Angeles Miami New Orleans New York St Louis Son Francisco Washington Flagstaff Tucson Phoenix YumA 71 70 52 66 Sfl 81 83 B9 47 10 34 39 21 46 52 asking tract the sheriff to establish a in rural districts to guard Bales of hay hues in large quantities have disappearing lately and with higher prices and increased for hny in prospect a higher Incidence of crimes f this nature may be he petition said John Gardner farmer appeared the supervisors who called n Sheriff Jim Washum to discuss the problem Gardner explained hat roadside slacks of hay nrc especially vulnerable to thieves because they can drive through he areas in daylight spotting the convenient stacks and ng after dark to steal all or part of them Sheriff said he would establish a patrol system to check all hay trucks and lo guard stacks wherever possible Names on petition R J Engler W L Gunlock John Gardner Elliott Waits F W J E Stanley S R Blake Wright R H Clarence V Spencer don R C Walker C Watson Herbert L Morris Favi West Eldon H Jones Earl E Johnson am Travis W White Mrs Verna F awarded the contract to furnish meals to prisoners at Yum county jail for the coming year a 15 cents per meal Other bidder included Clifford Brown Tays and Jack Malone Electors of school district No 19 will vot April 28 on the issuance of OUO in school bonds to financ construction of a new scrim j building on the present grounds I and the board approved the elcc I tion date i The board rejected the only hi received for purchase of estimated 25 tons of scrap iro accumulated by the county high way department and will advertise the junk for sale Th only bid was from Yuma Pip Steel and Salvage company an was for Present were board chairman M G Supervisors Otis Shipp and V- H Legai to be Ing off The latest weather casualty ras Ernest S 55 who was killed when Is plane crashed Into a p near Panther W Va ay while flying through heavy ain and fog Two inches of snow In western forced postponement of he annual Mule Day ion at Paris first ime in years that bad weather ad delayed the event Counsel R H and floated n Charge Operating Taxi Minus License A wildcat taxi service was put nil of business recently when its landed before Justice of he Peace Byrd Lorenzo Villanueva Abiang Fil- pino worker from Salinas pleaded guilty to operating a without a license He was fined and given 30 days in jail The jail sentence was suspended later the provision that Abiang town The complaint against the was signed by Clarence P Graham U.S Border Patrol inspector was caught hauling Mexican laborers Youths Bound Over On Dyer Act Charges A pair of Arkansas youths ar- here last week by sheriff's deputies have been bound over to U S District court on charges of violating the federal Dyer Act They appeared recently before Commissioner John A McGuire They are Williams C nnd Everett Harvey 23 they ad- mitted to that they stole the vehicle were driving in California after doning one stolen in Houston as They taken into custody on the Yuma mesa where they had parked to sleep during thr day They told officers they planned to steal another car here that They were held for invalidation and turned over to Bob Moody FBI agent
