Yuma Daily Sun, The (Newspaper) - August 13, 1957, Yuma, Arizona By JONES OSBORN will resume on return H on vacation his dally column Call Affidavits Revealed By ALINE MOSBY United Press Hollywood HOLLYWOOD UP A witness in the libel trial of magazines testified today the publications used an ai that was dynamite tr document a story on amours in Grauman Chinese Theater Lester Grady a former of Whisper told the jury prosecution questioning that aff davits some of them from New York and Hollywood call girls were used in the preparations stories for the two scandal pub lications One such affidavit he said wa used to support a story on Mis O'Hara a flame-haired Irish a tress and her alleged Jove-ma! ing in a theater scat while th movie was showing The story part of evidence listed by th prosecution in the original indie ment As the second sensational da of testimony swung into high gea in Superior where th magazines and their agents ar charged with criminal libel tto nle Quillan a Hollywood call gir with red hair drape down her back took the stand I was engaged in pros Miss Quillan said by wa of Introduction to the jury Mr Harrison Robert son Confidential publisher told me he primarily wanted stories of members of the movie colony and the more lewd and lascivious the story the more colorful for the magazine Miss Quillan 41 strikingly dressed In a while cotton tightly fitted sheath dress said she be- gan serving as an Informant for Confidential about March of- 3954 She said Harrison assing me for names of other prostitutes in Hollywood who could supply him with tion I told him I did have contact with other girls who could on Page 2 Col 5 10 SUN Forecast yesterday los Temperature at It today Relative humidity at n this dale 107 Average low this date FORECAST to Wednesday r ft 1 at tuma Arli Second Clasi Mall Subscription Rates 514 by mall dally Saturday st 300 Av Yuma by the Sun DMA 191 14 PAGES PER COPY IOc YUMA ARIZONA TUESDAY AUGUST 13 ARIZONA VOL Cibola County Use Map U.S Presents Indian Rights at Water Trial SAN FRANCISCO UP The United States today contended Western Indians in the Colorado River basin have a right to coveted water based not on their present but on their tial to change and grow David K Warner attorney for the government told Special Court Master Simon H kind that U.S arguments in the controversial Colorado River water suit would be based principally on showing what the irrigation tial of lands really is He said the various have paramount rights to the river water and that the gation potential of the lands is basis of the measure of the quantity of water available to the Indian reservations which depend on the river However the water is Warner said the rights of all parties is subject to the use the regulation navigation and flood control Monday saw the close of presentation and a motion that Arizona's suit be dismissed if that state does not change its for- mal pleading in the case to con- form witli its change in position last week Arizona startled California a week ago by declaring a of its position indicated it was entitled to nearly twice the Continued on Page 2 Column 5 The Indian rights involved de- pend on how much more water hey will in the future and on how may change and Warner said The Indians should not be for inability to develop their land nor for the slowness of Congress to appropriate funds for Indian land Warner said it clear hat his major arguments would be directed ward preserving the rights of 26 Urge Exemption Issue Be Put to Vote legislative tax study committee yesterday de- to propose letting the people vote on a plan to end the state's controversial veterans tax tion law Rep John Haugh posed offering veterans a mum tax credit instead of tiie existing property tax tion The molion was adopted by the committee Rep Robert Wallace pa supplied an amendment to the plan requiring the state to burse its political subdivision the tax credit loss Wallace said it the state is going to grant the tion credit the state should pay for it If the legislature approves the committee's plan the proposal will be submitted to the people for a vote Under- the current exemption act cities counties and school dis- are stuck with the on property exemptions to veterans It was estimated it would cost the state approximately million over a period of five years to Building Inspector Suicides in Jail Cell MEXICO CITY ing inspector who had failed to detect any flaws in an house before it collapsed in lasl month's earthquake killing 33 persons committed suicide in jail cell here Monday night lice announced today nance the committee proposal U.S Youths Warned on China Trip WASHINGTON State Department has asked the can Embassy in Moscow to make last-minute efforts to warn can youths they may be in le if they travel to Red China Officials at the same time said ie department is considering administrative and legal if tile group of Americans government warnings and oes to Peiping from the Moscow Youth Festival Ambassador Llewellyn E hompson has warned a few of he more than 40 Americans the trip of possible con- He has said fines and egal action may follow and lorts of those making the trip may not be renewed when they expire The Slate said day Red China would be subversive of the well known policies of the United States and a violation of passport regulations The government has sought to ban American travel to led China although three can newsmen entered the country ate last year for a short visit testified if the trial of she had an with Arna Spring after f an a drai Highway 95 Paving Job Is Awarded A contract to grade and pave five miles of Highway 95 near the Yuma Test Station to Co day by the Slate Highway Com- mission The contract amounted to 537 and will connect with receni repaving jobs on the highway 19 miles northeast of Yuma and run to a point feet past the off to Lake It was one of 10 contracts awarded by the Commission that also met with the tee to discuss highway department salaries Other major contracts let ed to Mohamed moving Contractor for work on Elliott Road and Ellsworth Avenue to Gilbert and to W J Henson for paving and grading 2 miles of highway from Kirkland No results were announced con the conference on tion of pay Aztec Man Missing Off Rocky Point ROCKY POINT was resumed this morning for ai Arizona man who has- been miss ing since his boat overturned a Cholla Bay off the Mexican coast Pima county officers at Ajo sai they received a report that th body of Reuben Lopez of Point has been recovered near the shore He was guide for Lero of Aztec who is missin and feared to have drowned wlie his outboard powered motor boat capsized Sunday night Red Infiltration Seen as Serious Mideast Threat BEIRUT Lebanon ident Camille said day Communist into the Middle East is at such a highly dangerous level that it threatens the very existence of the Mideast nations Chamoun suggested of the heads of all the Arab states as Hie only way lo clear the eral political atmosphere made his observations In an exclusive interview at his presidential miles from Beirut The old French educated president ranged facing the Middle East today I believe the Arab stales should set aside the question of the duel between the East and West nnd concentrate on their vital interests in attempting to find a solution compatible with a tradition of re- ligion civilization and he said s I believe that Com- tha Middle Spot Zoning Out Recreation Sites Set in New Plan Yuma Planning and Commission last night ed the points of disagreement rom the land use map adopted early two weeks ago At a special meeting called at he request of members wno were with the original action he commission spent two hours taking changes in the map Then voted unanimously to dopt the changes They plan to present the map to he Yuma County Board of Super- iors Monday and ask for further Spot Zoning Removed One of the principal objections o the map approved following a hearing July 30 was the of what some ioners declared was spot zon ng Spot zoning wherein uses of land are frozen nto the land use plan specifically s repudiated in the county zoning approved by the com- lission This feature was eliminated from ic map Some commissioners vere reluctant to make the ng changes last night on the grounds they morally were d to the first adopted map which at the ng However they plan to conduct mother hearing to give an opportunity to express elves on the new proposal Then it ill be submitted formally to the who will conduct an- ther public hearing before ng the plan Adds In addition to eliminating spot U.S Engineers Preparing for Court Action The U.S Corps of Engineers will proceed with plans to obtain an in- unction to remove the Cibola bridge to the United Press foe Asbury chief of the technical of ha RIVER FOR O Hurst left National Park Service explains markings on recreation land map Colorado River Looking on left to right are BInx Connelly Glss M O supervisor nml state board Vice chairman Photo Cont on Pg 2 Col 2 aper Hints It May Offer Woman As Contest Prize LONDON UP The tabloid Daily Sketch which Monday of- ered a man as a prize in a culation contest hinted today that t might raffle off a woman too A the newspaper's official spokesman replied to ioners I'm afraid I any plans the paper may have He conceded voman might have even more drawing power than the class gentleman by the Sketch Monday Asked whether people might misunderstand the offer of a an the spokesman Ah yes That might be a lem How would the paper go about finding the woman lie was asked We found a gentleman didn't Master Plan Unveiled in Yuma For River Recreation Program Veils were master plan for recreation development of a stretch of the Colorado Alvin 0 Hurst of tiie er Colorado River Survey of the National Park Service took wraps off the plan at a luncheon meeting attended by members of the Arizona State Parks Board and local and state governmental and civic officials Detailed plans for development of lands along a stretch of river below Parker Dam also were shown to indicate the fine points of Park Service program Hurst said a similar plan Yuman Reported Missing Turns Up A Yuman missing Since late Monday turned up this morning as a search was started for him Edward Chavez 25 had after leaving Radium Springs northeast of Roll late afternoon and heading for Yuma on his motorcycle His dis- appearance was reported this morning nnd deputies were headed for the scene when Chavez re- turned lo town He reported that his cycle broke down and lie spent the night on the desert East is highly dangerous lo th very existence of the Middle Ea nations as sovereign states Chamoun said he so far had re- favorable reaction lo his appeal for a Arab ence in which the heads of the Arab stales would meet He said Iraq and Jordan actively favor the idea and that other Arab cap- nre slill studying the general political atmosphere In of recent Middle East developments Should nil agree to the idea then would proach them through diplomatic channels In order lo agree lo a place and he said As for present disagreements between Arab stales Chamoun said actually there's ment on tendencies rather than on the essence of existing problems Chamoun whose adoption of the Eisenhower Doctrine was endorsed by an overwhelming majority in last elections said our social and economic system brings us with the 19 DIE Canadian Mounted and provincial minorities probe wreckage of Maritime On- ml which carried If persons to their City The British nml their families who in War 11 were- re- turning from a reunion with relatives in Britain ing assignment of land use in the Yuma area has been completed and is awaiting approval of the Secretary of Interior Ho explained the entire study urea stretching down the river from Davis Dam to the Mexican border has been divided Into 17 geographic nulls Attention Is focused on each unit hid tually to develop the detailed land use plans The plan simply is a design for gaining recreational use of lands along the river Hurst said the basic assignment of land use provides for i wildlife ment 2 public facilities 3 com- facilities and 4 tial facilities Hurst said the plan assigns land uses to provide a with each use and development of each geographic unit bound to affect the others Originally Park Service was directed by the Secretary of In- to provide a recreation land use plan for all lands along the Lightning May Have Caused Canadian Crash ISSOUDUN Que bolt of lightning may have been the cause of Sunday's crash of chartered airliner that look 79 lives in Canada's worst air ter an investigator said today However most experts believed that either severe thunderstorm turbulence or pilot fatigue ed in the crash of DOI Maritime Central Airways plane AH 73 passengers and six crewmembers died when the craft and exploded day afternoon in a swamp 15 miles south of Quebec City The bound for Toronto was a group of British war erans and heir families on the return flight from a vacation in isles U.S authorities in Washington timed Hint in aviation annals only one crash of a commercial er bus been blamed on lightning In a commercial DCS war struck by over ville Va and plunged to earth at an estimated 300 miles an hour Del Martin in charge of the provincial gation of Sunday's said nothing is known for sure we are not overlooking the lhal slorm had some part in river held by the Bureau of mation since then requests from the Indian Service and the U S Fish and Wildlife Service these two agencies control about hal the river frontage in the study area for similar service have ex- he scope of the plan Administration of tin land use plan will be by the In- dian Service and Hie Fish and Wildlife Service on lands under their control nnd by Service on a temporary basin Tiie latter will Us con- trol nl such time as state nnd local agencies nro able and Cont on Pg 2 Col 3 Rain Interrupts Guard Training FORT HUACHUCA Art zona National Guardsmen comple led a full day's training before rain sent them back to their bar racks in their summer encamp ment yesterday Last unit to reach Hie fort the Float Bridge Engineers o Yuma arrived late in the after noon The unit was forced to spend two days reaching the men because of extremely heavy equipment they were towing Angeles district office said a report of the violation of the ferry firm is being prepared or submission to the U.S ley's office here Asbury said the report would ask hat the U S attorney make to the federal court for an the bridge rhe Engineers are their move on grounds the bridge was milt without authority and ore is illegal and that it a flood danger and hazard to navigation Application In The Engineers determination to seek the injunction came just a day after Yuma Attorney Peter C Byrne announced he had an- application for the bridge the Engineers Los Angeles of- fice In a telephone conversation with Tiie Sim yesterday Dean Burch administrative assistant to Sen Barry Goldwater ex- Engineers apparently arc considering the submission the application and the injunction as two separate items The tion will have no bearing on the application One of several questions still un- settled in the complex bridge ation concerns whether removal of a section of the bridge would satisfy the Engineers re- Continued on Page 2 Paul Eaton on Critical List after Operation WASHINGTON UP Doctors today kept a close watch on the condition of Paul Eaton assistant to Sen Carl den Eaton a Yuma man suffered a stroke about two months ago and was operated on Friday Doctors said the first week after such an operation is extremely critical If no complications set in within next 72 hours they indicate he will be out of danger and taken off the seriously ill list DEW Line Gets Official Test Today POINT BARROW Alaska UP great Arctic venture the 500 million dollar DEW Line gets its first official test today when a friendly aircraft skims through its radar signals to send a warning lo the Air Defense Command at Colorado Springs Colo Ike Won t Compromise On Civil Rights Measure WASHINGTON UP lican congressional leaders at the While House today that President Eisenhower definitely will not compromise on the civil rights in return for more congressional treatment of his foreign aid program After a lengthy meeting be- tween the President and GOP congressional leaders Sen liam F Knowland denied in blunt terms a report Hie chief ex- may lie willing to accept a on civil if he gels more of what he wants on foreign aid Tiie President is nol trading the constitutional rights of American to vote or any piece of the Senate lican leader said And also the national defense of our country should not he put on the trading House GOP lender Joseph W Martin said that although House Republicans will fight to pass a real at this session it may be better to recess Con- gress or have the President call both houses hack into special sion in November rather than cept the Senate version of the il rights Martin added that the idea of a possible special session was en- tirely his and not discussed this morning with President lie said he believed the best chance of changing the Senate particularly jury trial ment lay in sending the measure to a House Senate conference Democrats oppose this saying it could result in a deadlock pre- venting passage of any civil rights measure Knowland said that the cratic leadership In Congress be- that the House and Senate can adjourn by the weekend of Aug but his would depend in large measure on what does with tha civil
