Yuma Daily Sun, The (Newspaper) - September 10, 1957, Yuma, Arizona JONES OSBORN V Miller He is a young man who is going somewhere Oh meari he is traveling as Bob and I are in- Bob's two-place way to Alaska On fourth day of pur trip We landed at Northway Alaska Northway is an outpost up near the top of the Earth Hardly had plane slopped rolling when Floyd Miller had en alongside He Is the U.S tor up Here Since we were leaving Canada and arriving in U.S.A territory we had to from Floyd Floyd also manages the a i r plane gas station here So he ed our plane lull of gas He thought he saw an opportuni ty here Northway is an stopover point for fliers between U.S or Canada and Alaska So Floyd put his wife to work running the postoffice Then he invited his o come to Northway to help him run the only store in Northway I sells everything from to fingernail polish from aeria maps to canned sardines Floyd had another idea He talk ed his mother-in-law into setting up a kind of boarding house in an old barracks building covered with She cooks three big lam meals a day for visitors like ourselves and for husky con struction crews working in the ar ea Has a dozen rooms for rent They are up at getting breakfast ready Serve a huge din ner when the crew finishes work which is when it gets too dark to see In his spare time Floyd his father-in-law operate the system for this community of om hundred people As you can see there are people here now But more an coming In the last two months 7 private planes landed here on way northward Twice as many here headed south Tomorrow a word about town Escaped Convict Recaptured by Phoenix Officer PHOENIX UP One of men sought since last Friday whe they staged a daring escape the Maricopa County Hospital wa recaptured by Phoenix police to day rosing as a gardener at cemetery James A Murray who weigh 230 pounds was caught this morn ing within several hours after th three fugitives two of whom cs caped from the sheriff's wagon had tried unsuccessfully t burglarize the Knotty Pines Phoenix eating place The two other men who fie were still being sought They wer Gene H Bonds 36 an William F Adams 27 of Phoenix Patrolman Woodrow Gibson sai he recognized Murray as h walked near the Greenwood Me Cemetery When by tiie officer Murray said he wa a gardener at the cemetery an identified himself as O'Brien However the officer said he wa sure the man was one of the es capees so he took him to polic headquarters where lie was pos lively identified Briton Sends Horse Through the Mails LONDON A horse sen through tiie mail was Monday with an address around his neck and six shilling 84 cents worth of stamps slue on his rear Ronald Roden headmaster of school at Woodhouse mailed th horse to himself to lest the gov claim that a parcel o any size can be sent the mails U.S District ga Ronald M lee today set a heading on junction filed against ernor Orval bus Tor j smilingly acd opted the subpena on him by a U.S marshal at the executive man aIon NA% N TIN E L Weather Forecast yesterday Temperature at U 93 Relative humidity at high thli date Average low this date 71 to Partly cloudy today and Wednesday Windy at times this and er Low Expected high thli afternoon 104 low tonight 77 Published except Saturday and at 300 Madison Ave Xuma Ariz by the Sua Printing Co and entered at the Post u rums Ariz aj Second Class Mall Subscription Rat by mat UMA 214 14 PAGES PER COPY I Oc YUM A ARIZONA TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 10 1957 PHONE SU ARIZONA 214 Integrated School Is Yuma s Meeting Tonight Will Consider Ways and Means Yuma's new city bus service is ready to fold After operating less than two months owners of United Transit System have informed the of Commerce they cannot con- rate of ating loss The chamber has called a c meeting tonight to see what steps might be taken to preserve he service It is scheduled for 8 p.m In the council chambers of the city hall L R Kimmich chamber dent has issued a public invitation for anyone with constructive gestions to attend the session United Transit Co began July 25 of a approved by the Arizona Corporation Commission following a hearing here May 5 Officers in the corporation arc Claude Cooper president Greyhound agent in William L vice city transportation ager in Oceanside and liam Poindexter er El Centra accountant This is Yuma's first city bus vice in five years Bus Co operated from 1917 to 1352 then sold out to a partnership un- der a deluge of debts Within a year me suspended City Bus Service Is Kea Syria Says US Warships DAMASCUS Syria renewed its charges today that American warships have aced the Syrian coast and warned that it is prepared to meet all emergencies and face every Foreign Minister Salah Bitar sued the warning before entering an urgently summoned Cabinet meeting Ministers were called hurriedly lo study the government's charge that five U.S warships approached the Syrian coast Sunday in an open challenge Bitar commenting on the Syrian war Ministry's charge Monday night that the U.S was making an open challenge to Syria said this country will not be by these military or the war of nerves LONDON U.S Navy officially denied today that any ships of the American Sixth Fleet engaged in off the Syrian the Syrian ment charged RESCUE sobbing mother loft is comforted us oxygen is given to her three-year-old son whu was found flouting face down In a Yuma motel pool tills morning The ago 3 son of Mr and Sirs John Cline uf Yuma was pulled from the by Johns age 0 shown standing at the right Tim boy to after being given oxygen by Pole Gould of the Gould Ambulance Service Others the hoy Joseph D a motel guest who cavo artificial respiration puly Ha vim and Patrolman Additional photo 3 Sun Staff Phoenix Man Named State Parks Chief PHOENIX HUP The Arizona State Parks Board today an- appointment of Dennis Carthy Phoenix as the first state parks director McCarthy has been Maricopa County parks director for four years His to the state position which pays was announced by L Max chairman Connolly said McCarthy will sume his new duties by Oct 15 Fight Fires In California Forests SAN FRANCISCO Nearly red-eyed firefighters Tuesday battled 70 separate fires in tinder-dry forest and brush firefighters had most of the blazes curbed by early Tuesday but several still raged uncontrolled The worst blazes were in Los An- geles Los Padres Sequoia and Plumas National Forests Foresters suspected some of fires were the work of arsonists We have no specific evidence lo go said Fred Herbert chief of the state forestry service but un- doubtedly some of Ihc fires were of incendiary origin They came and too close in point of time for all of them lo have been from He said he particularly suspected three separate and potentially gerous fires near the small resort town of Pollock Pines east of They were controlled day burning two cabins and n sawmill along U.S way 50 The highway itself was closed to several hours on day than firefighters battled two fires in Angeles tional Forest north of Los Angeles Together the fires had blackened 5500 acres of watershed One fire burned down the side of Mt Gleason The oilier burned in San Gabriel Canyon north of Azusa Men and equip- menl rushed lo the side of the firo facing Azusa in the event a wind shift should send fire in the direction of the city of in Los Padres tional Forest merged afler ing acres of about 70 miles ensl of San Luis Obispo More lhan men were on he fire lines Crews of Indians parachuted into areas fire in lie Greenhorn tain area of National For- est burned over acres 40 miles east of Delano More than men were this blaze fire in Plumas National For- est destroyed board feel of timber Eight air tankers were called in to fight blaze II was the third fire fn the Feather River Canyon ia a week Saves 3 A three-year-old Yuma lad dis- covered floating face down in a motel swimming pool this ing was rescued by a old boy who was a guest of the motel Artificial respiration and oxygen brought Stevie Cline back to con- after about 15 minutes The child had already turned blue when he was pulled from the wa- ter by Gawain Johns 9 son of Mr and Mrs John D Eubanks of St Clair Shores Mich Gawain told officers lie silting by he pool reading a comic hook around this morning and throe young boys were playing In the pool Ho looked up and saw tho hoy ing face down in about three of water Gawain jumped in the pool and pulled the hid to tho side Ho was given help in getting him out and artificial respiration was started Stevie is Asphyxiation Found Cause Of Death Asphyxiation was listed today as cause of of William Howard Waters 47 found in a flaming trailer Sunday morning at Martinez Lake Cause of death was determined by an autopsy ordered by Coroner Ersel Byrd There will be no in- Walers who lived in trailer and worked building cabins in area was pulled from trailer hy Tom Rogan and Joe Waters suffered burns on one side of his and on his back Iml these were not believed lo enough lo cause He to fight lie fire and then to escape since he was found near the door The fire finally consumed and a cabin it was parked in front at Hie son nf Mr ami Mrs John Clino of the Orange T r a 1 B r Court located next to the Hotel the accident occurred Earl Boluss manager of the mingo and a guest Joseph D Tortolini of Carpentaria Calif Ike Considers Steps To Enforce U.S Injunction NEWPORT dent Eisenhower today was con- alternative procedures he might take in the event sas Gov Orval E Faubus defies federal injunction restraining him from interfering with school integration in Little Rock While House Press Secretary James refused lo say what the procedures were ever President as the ion's Commander in Chief lias the power lo use the armed forces or lo the Arkansas tional Guard which has refused to permit Negro children to enter the beleaguered Central High School in Little Rock The President meanwhile scheduled o round of goif this morning He was lo play about the same lime lie federal ment was lo apply in U.S District Court for an injunction against Faubus enjoining him from thwarting integration in the sas capital city Man's Body Found In Canal Tho body of n man found ing In canal near Mohawk pumping plant No 3 was reported morning discovered the body and made report office Deputies were in their wny lo Scene at noon doday to gave boy artificial respiration before the Yuma Fire Department arrived with the uss said lie tried to keep the neighborhood youngsters out of the pool and had chased away al boys earlier in the day He so said that Stevie had been ed away before arrived on the scene shortly after the rescue and sat by tearfully as the men worked over the boy The father also came up while work was going on and normal breathing was lie attempted to get his boy io recognize him hut lad woule say nothing A Yuma called to the scene pronounced the boy out of danger at about He 01 good couk only nod in agreement Asked how lie did il said I just jumped in and him out When it was determined t h a Slevie was all right the father and carried him home U.S Seeks Injunction Vs Faubus LITTLE ROCK Ark federal government's patience ran mt on uov orval today and the Justice Department filed an injunction petition against him for his continued of school integration orders The petition which bring Faubus into open court was requested Monday by U.S District Judge Ronald A Davies The judge is expected to issue an order in the case soon The action which must travel through legal court processes came too late to give Negroes a chance to enroll in a controversial high school here this semester The Justice Department asked for both temporary and nent injunctions against Faubus Maj Gen Sherman T Clinger stale adjutant general who is com- mander of the National Guard and Lt Col Marion T Johnson unit commander of guard troops Continued on Pago 3 Column 4 Churches Called On To Aid Unity Among Christians OBERLIN Ohio tant and Orthodox lenders today culled on every local church and congregation to take up the quest Tile appeal was made in a message to the churches pre- sented for adoption at the session of an eight-day Unity Con- ference attended by tives of 47 U.S and Canadian denominations It said the Oberlin conference first of its kind ever held in North America disclosed unexpected darity among Christians of the varied inheritance oil many points of But the conference edged there are still important that must be resolved be- fore unity in spirit can be trans- lated into any kind of al unity Youth Is Caught Rifling A Car A youth was caught here last night in the act of rifling Two Yumans Jack and R o s i e saw at a car owned by Louie Lorang 232 4th Avenue as they were driving by They stopped and the boy ran ran him down about block away He had a small era in his hand He was turned over lo juvenile authorities Another thief Kinnie Lee Davis a holw was sentenced to 30 days in jail this morning afler being by some railroaders last going through their 3 Whites Nabbed With Detonator In their Car NASHVILLE UP dynamite blast wrecked a newly integrated school early today and police be- gan a vigorous crackdown on demonstrating against racial mixing at the first grade Three white men sitting in a car plastered with Ku Klux Klan signs were near another of the seven integrated Nashville schools and taken in for ing about the explosion Police a methodical round up of disorderly demonstrators who gathered around the schools at class opening time today had been ed for various acts of disorderly conduct by midmorning One was a Negro the others white The dynamite explosion that de- Ha trie Cotton School where one Negro child attended classes Monday spread fear throughout the city and hundreds of children were kept home by their parents Students Stay Home Unofficial attendance reports indicated about 70 per cent of the registered pupils at six remaining integrated stayed class today A parents boycott movement Monday in test against racial mixing ently accounted for some of the absences and others could possibly be attributed to fear of violence Ten Negroes were in classes day about half Monday's number At the Fehr one of day's trouble spots Negro pupils William and Linda themselves alone today In their classrooms dents showed up Only about a dozen pupils of the 383 registered at Fehr were at school today Electric Shock Kills Phoenician PHOENIX UP An electric shock apparently caused the death of a Phoenix workman it was re- today Victor Reed was dead on arrival Memorial Hospital He was working on a sign for Foster and Kleiser Sign Com- pany removing power wires when he suddenly fell about 25 feet to the ground Doctors said he an electric shock causing him to lose his grip on the sign pole The accident curred near Fifth Street and ferson House Tax Study Group Will Meet Tomorrow PHOENIX UP The Arizona House Tax Study Committee meets here tomorrow after a month's recess The Attorney General's office was reported to prepared a survey on the taxability of al properly which in the past has not been taxed Yumans in Washington Optimistic On Future of Local Military Bases know wilhin next few weeks what plans are In store for the two local military in- General military cutbacks a r c coming but whether will fect Yuma remains to he sec n Three Yumans who ington week returned with the impression that the future missions of lioth facilities are secure The Copple Slate Sen Harold Giss and Don Soldwedel of The Sun reported on their trip last night to 35 people who attended A in the Superior Courtroom Copple reporting in the phase of Iho trip Involving the laid tho Air Force and the Army currently are making veys or their world wide to determine where aud how much curtailment will ho sary to budget cutbacks tiered hy thn congress and tho Copple Yumans proach based around an peal on what might be expected locally He said they explained how ihp community had indebted itself lo provide facilities and services for a growing tion hinged on the permanency ot Vincent Air and the Test Station Schools a new housing mid many business services have been provided or are planned ly to meet present and future de- mands increased tremendously by military activity The Yumans told Washington of- they believed the ty should bo informed of the plans before encumbering it self further Copplo said Air Force tary James II Douglas and Frank H Assistant Sec ot tho Army agreed are entitled to such But both explained no decisions havo been made ing completion of the surveys Information they said should be available within Continued on Paga 2 Cot
