Yuma Daily Sun, The (Newspaper) - September 20, 1956, Yuma, Arizona By JONES OSBORN Editor's Jones Osborn i s on a brief vacation and will re- sume liis daily column in this space upon return Adlai Maps Counter- Attack WASHINGTON E Stevenson mapped i counte at- tack today against the Republican project of following up ic campaigners with truth squads Stevenson's p r e s s secretary Clayton said the cratic presidential nominee would have a few well chosen remarks to make on the subject in a speech tonight at nearby Silver Springs Md He said Stevenson remarked to his staff that It is significant the Republicans can make page one headlines by promising to tell the truth j Stevenson will spend the putting the finishing touches to the speech conferring and working on a series of papers he will issue hitting specific topics Fritchey Wednesday revealed Stevenson's plans to hand down formal papers from time 10 time in the seven weeks before the election Each will cover a single THE SUN s f f 111 Weather Forecast yesterday Lowest Temperature at 11 today Relative at 11 a in Average lilch this iaU low tills dale to Friday Clear torta 77 mi TINEL t dally except at MadliOB Ave luma by tho Sun Printing Co entered at tbo Post Office at Yuma as Clas matter Annual Subscription by mall 224 22 PAGES PER COPY YUMA ARIZONA THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 20 1956 PHONE SU ARIZONA 224 Dulles Suez Users Plan Okayed FHA Slashes Down Payment and Interest Kates Ike's Health Seen as Campaign Main Issue subject Two such policy statements now are in the works Fritchey said One will cover the problems of the nation's and the will be devoted to schools said these papers will differ from campaign speeches in that they will center on positive aspects of his program and go into problems in much more de- tail and depth than is possible in a political talk Stevenson sent a telephone sage Wednesday to the United convention at Los Angeles criticizing Republicans for claiming credit for increasing the minimum Wage to SI an hour Stevenson said he was ed by these claims because a Democratic Congress enacted the SI minimum over the expressed WASHINGTON It was back there in July at the Panama conference that President hower told Senorita Carmen H Remon that he didn't have much strength but just kept on going It was merely a casual remark to a well wisher the sister of the your will never have accepted renomination to this office I hope this conviction this peace of bring assur ance to many others as I stand ready to serve as your president for another four years if this be objections hower of President Eisen Swift and Co Workers Strike In 26 States CHICAGO and Co was hit early today by a strike o some workers in 26 states when hour negotiations to avert a walkout were broken off The strike was called by of the United Packinghouse Workers and the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher men of America Eastern Swift plants were first idled when union members left their jobs at midnight EOT An hour later about 500 pickets formed around the meat packing firm's main yards in Chicago where about 4.000 workers were on strike Picketing was reported derly The collapse of negotiations was announced by a spokesman for the Federal Mediation Service who said contract talks were broken off at 1 EOT without a settle- ment Affected by the strike were 40 Swift plants across the nation The strike was the first against a major meat packer since The unions wage demands called for a substantial increase to boost packinghouse pay to the level earned by steelworkers Ba- sic wage in meat packing plants now was an hour while workers get an hour Marilyn Monroe To Meet Queen LONDON Monroe will meet the queen it was an- today She will be among movie stars presented to Queen Elizabeth H on Oct 29 at the royal film late Jose Remon a former dent of Panama You're looking fine says she or some such thing as that and back came Mr Eisenhower will a comment about his physica condition which jarred Republican Party strate gists That casual remark and Mr Ei hospitalization lor sur gery earlier this year have com to renew the matter of his health as a prime issue in the 1956 presidential campaign The President and his advisers dently are aware of the political fact His televised and broadcast ad- dress Wednesday night from the White House properly can be de- scribed as the beginning of his personal appeal for very important occasion Mr felt it was necessary to deal Wednesday night with the sue of hrs health before he could proceed to other discussion with the voters Says He Is Confident This is what he Let me begin with a very sonal matter It is a personal kind of peace that I possess granted to me by the mercy of the mighty It is this firm I am confident of my own physical strength to meet nil the of the presidency today and in the years just ahead II I were not so convinced I would Driver Gets 90 Days on Two Charges A man was sentenced to 90 days in jail this morning on charges of drunk driving and less driving Edward R Bridschge 20 of Vincent AFB was sentenced to jail by Police Judge Linwood Perkins He was involved in an accident on 4th Avenue last Saturday Theodore Bender 47 of 272 son Avenue was sentenced to a fine or five days jail for disturbing the peace In Yuma Justice Court two men were given suspended sentences for vagrancy Arrested near Roll by Deputy Cliff Brown vere Essie B Page 25 and Adell Villiams 31 Justice of the Peace Byrd gave them suspended when they agreed to eave this area Democratic strategy is not to challenge most of what Mr told the staters day night about his health Adlai E Stevenson Sen Estes Kefauver and other top Democrats will hole that Mr wer will be around four years hence duffing away at golf as usual Photo Clue Found in Girl's Death TIJUANA Mex graph of two sailors and an ex- mother whose body was found partially buried near here vas the best hope today for ing her mysterious death Police sought to identify the sailors to find out what brought the victim Bonnie Ann Head 20 from a San Diego home for unwed mothers to juana The photograph was taken by a barroom photographer early in he morning of Sept 6 a day er Mrs Leaverton a divorcee eft the Door of Hope Home to go shopping The photographer remembered aking the woman's picture after a Mexican worker found her nude body Tuesday partially buried in i field near the Mrs wallet clothes ind the photograph were found lidden under rocks near where he body was discovered 15 Tracts Yuma Mesa Land Sell For Land buyers laid out 192.45 for 162.33 acres of Yuma Mesa land sold this morning at public auction by the U.S reau of Reclamation The 15 tracts are located be- tween County 15th and 18th Streets in the vicinity of an ex- tension of Avenue A Largest amount paid for a gle tract was which F A Beck of Anaheim Calif paid for 22.16 The gest amount per acre was ed by H T also of heim He paid per acre for 8.32 acres 4 Moves Aimed At Bolstering Home Building WASHINGTON iVP The White House today announced four government actions designed to strengthen the home building industry and make it easier to buy low cost homes The actions reduced the payment requirements for insured homes costing no more than from 7 to 5 per cent eased mortgage sale requirements to make mortgage money more easily available and relaxed the borrowing limits of members of the Home Loan Bank System to met the heavier demands for mortgages Housing Administrator Albert M Cole said the actions will be of particular benefit to home ers of modest means and wiU raise the level of housing con- struction in the nation The action was taken by ment home financing agencies in response to President er's request for a review of ng credit needs in the United States The actions followed strong com- from the housing industry that the government's hard money are holding down home across the nation hey said would-be home owners and builders in many areas are aving trouble arranging most because of right money and higher interest rates Government statistics show that omes are now being built at the ate of 1.1 million a year com- ared to 1.3 million starts in 1955 Today's White House statement aid extraordinary demands for housing credit are pinching the supply of funds to home builders and home buyers This condition if continued would restrict home construction adversely affect the small builder and the home aser of modest means the said It added that ties also be created for small businessmen in the lumber and other building supply tries HERE TO STAY Clarence DeCorse and Harold Nelson two post office employees install new hall point pens on the desk at the The pens which arc attached to a metal plate by a chain are marked US Government Property and McCoy stressed the point that pilferage of the pens carries a penalty of one year in prison or both DeCorso is superintendent of malls and Kelson a post office clerk Sun Shift Bonelli Surrender Deal Rejected by Morrison Store Clerk Wounded by Crossbow Coast Burglary Suspect Nabbed At Winterhaven A burglary suspect from El jon was arrested by Winterhaven officers last night on the nia side of the bridge The suspect Winston Leon ter 21 gave no resistance though he was known to be armed and a 32 automatic was found the car Arresting officers were Deputies Tip Atkins and Paul Menta and Highway Patrolman Fradenburg and Terry chell Carter was returned to El Cajon ast night the night w i th Doria today before IRef that the wheel -had reputation being eat i in s ing the compass is -j one a en Ike Opens Campaign by Citing GOP Progress without Precedent Record PHOENIX state at- torney general's office today re- fused to make a deal for the surrender of former California Board of Equalization member William G Bonelli without Uie proval of San Diego County of- Bonelli who disappeared from his Kingman Ariz ranch about a month ago offered his der terms Wednesday through at- torney Joseph W Morgan Meanwhile Mohave County Judge Charles Elmer who in February denied Bonelli a writ of habeas corpus but permitted him to go free without bond ing appeal said he believed the former California official might in Mexico Elmer said also he had issued an order to Bonelli Wednesday de- manding his surrender Elmer said the order had been transmitted to son J ert at Phoenix The judge said WASHINGTON President Eisenhower carried his re-election fight into the crucial midwest farm belt today He opened his nationwide campaign here Wednesday night on a Republican record of progress without edent Mr Eisenhower will spend this afternoon and most of Friday in Iowa following tip on his belief that government policies to meet farm problems must be tailored to peacetime conditions and not the policies of the past that plied only to demands of lime The Chief First Lady Executive and the were scheduled to leave by plane this afternoon for DCS A motorcade will toko hem to Boone where they will In the house onco occupied by Mis er's grandmother Mini father The home is the of Mrs Eisenhower's uncle Joel Carlson The president Friday will attend the national plowing contest at Newton Iowa He planned to make a speech at the DCS Moines Airport during the late afternoon before taking off for the return flight to Washington Three Central Themes Mr Eisenhower has been ing political of various lengths since his but Wednesday night's speech was his campaign debut on television and radio He concentrated on three tral The domestic economy has im- proved under his tration The effort For world pence sinco Ihu Republicans took over in 195.1 to Ibo degree that mil ti single nation has been to And in an obvious shot at the Democrats he opposed any national gesture such as stopping American H-bomb tests or ending the military draft Mr made a special point of his own health saying he was firmly convinced of my own physical strength to meet nil the responsibilities of the presidency today and in years jusi abend I hope this conviction this peace of mind may bring surance to ninny others as I stand ready in serve as your ident for another years if this he your will Suher Mr Eisenhower's formal opener vas no shower of political fireworks For the most part n of his on Page 8 Col 1 Insecticide Deaths Bring State Meet PHOENIX cases of poisoning from parathion cide two fatal had repercussions today on the stale level At an emergency meeting the Arizona Board of Pest Control Applicators was asked to review all licensed applicators to determine whether are perly equipped to handle the ly toxic insecticides The State Board of Iho Arizona Farm Bureau attending the ing also recommended Board of Pest Control Applicators issm special certificates to those fied to handle the poisons nnd that a study be made of a ration system for farmers buying toxic materials that if Bonelli gets it he'll LOS a weap The lawyer who past was used Bonelli in his fight to avoid by a mysterious tradition to on an wounded liquor s on conspiracy to E Allen 20 state election laws charges said he felt sure his client would surrender if extradition appeal was reinstated in the Arizona Supreme Court and if a reasonable bond was arrow with wide tip was fired tli back entrance of the struck Allen below shoulder blade victim found California Approval was taken to May Arizona Atty Gen Robert where he was give rison said no deal for surrender could be made without the approval of California authorities He doubted that the officers f crossbow cocked and 1 official's appeal to the state Supreme Court could be a hedge in the nei box containing four appeal was denied by the high court W e d n e s d a v arrows was the weapon grounds that Bonelli had a fugitive from justice He was ordered arrested Aug 20 but Demo missing when officers called at lis Is Chain The order to imprison came after San Diego County change of time and Atty Don Keller charged that the he Democratic fugitive was planning to flee was announced lot country and go to South precinct to escape at 7 p m in th In a letter 10 Count in the Sheriff Frank Porter Bonelli The change he dropped from because to football game reports that Keller planned to Republicans will nap him return him to election of officers in the Superior G ES out o store through thi store an his righ ig on the a found the be- Friday Association Will Use Its Own Ship Pilots LONDON The Big Three won majority support at the ond Suez conference tonight for a Canal Users Association with its own ship pilots The decision to provide its own pilots was agreed on after a ning that some western ships would refuse to let Egypt put hostile pilots aboard to trans- mit the canal Spokesmen for the United Stales Britain and France said a majority of the delegations at the conference accepted Secretary of State Jolm Foster Dulles blueprint for a tive association of Suez Canal ers But the conference put off u til tomorrow a decision on the blem of how to align the ation with the United Nation This was an issue that cost the west support from Pakistan den and Denmark A high Western source said tiie London conference is expected to end Friday with of a draft resolution or charier which delegates will take Jack to their governments for nal decisions The source said it might take two weeks to get the association n business after approved by the various governments and it would ic the middle of October before he plan could go into effect Of- believed Egyptian Jon of the canal might run into trouble by then Legal and technical experts ent to work today on the terms of the charter Their assignment vas to frame a compromise on the original association plan to make t acceptable to the neutral ions No Definite Deadline The committee of experts was at this morning's session At the afternoon session the ex- reported back to the full on the work they had one Foreign ministers of the IS arions waited nearly half an hour or lire committee session to wind To Sell Air Lines SAN FRANCISCO ern Pacific Railroad will sell ed Air Lines passenger tickets in about 1.10 rail station ticket offices in California Oregon and Nevada Oct t two firms Fleeing Bandit Caught By Unarmed Officer An bandil who hold up a Chinese laundry Wednesday was chased by a posse of passing a passing train and Parker hopped out and hid in bushes along the railroad tracks The pursuing cars arrived and a crowd of citizens and bluffed into surrender and police officers moved in by -n traffic officer The Police said the robber cars policemen deployed behind with drawn guns An un- Parker 21 Calif armed traffic officer identified as me man who Davis spotted Parker behind a two other armed robberies i hush ind ordered him to come recently out with your hands up Parker Parker entered Chinese j meekly handed the loaded pistol armed with a pistol and to Davis Bow Quan of Parker who was discharged lushed from the with a from the Army last month was Can't tand LA Smog So Ends Life LOS ANGELES iff A man shot himself to eath Wednesday leaving a ole declaring that he couldn't and IXK Angeles fumes ny longer police reported said Albion Nelson fired bullet into his head the bathroom of his home A to his wife Sigrid 55 de- clared I'm tired of can't take it any more Cash in and move out where there is fresh air Mrs Nelson said she and her husband moved here recently from She said her band found the change in ai band found the change in air to accept Negro employe and Bow Juan hot on nls heels He waved several charged with rmed robbery and four counts of assault with a from n nearby taxi deadly weapon Police said stand with his pistol ind com was identified as the man who in Oliver's up a used car salesman and with order Let's go a car in fly I've gol n gun The taxi drove but n half bo sold by SI in cars by where hits no ticket offices How chased It They will not lip sold by SP some III blocks of downtown in larger The WM blocked by hold up an shop in same town 8 Before entering Army er was sentenced to two years In federal prison for larceny of mi auto in Columbia Mulford Winsor Adds To Name Line The line of Mulford Winsor has extended to the fifth generation Naming the first grandson of Mulford Winsor Jr city sort of lie Mulford Winsor His birth last Saturday nnd naming of Mm tlm fifth in lire Tho Win in r in now dead The is Mato librarian and was a for many Tho third our city Tho fourth at Ajo manures local When Urn to first son last Saturday tlm filth Itus four M
