Yuma Daily Sun, The (Newspaper) - September 24, 1957, Yuma, Arizona JONES OSBORN i Gov Faubus is saying I told you to The outbreak at Little Rock is the kind of thing Faubus warned of two weeks ago But the record as reported by all witnesses the governor himself says that Little Rock was quiet and until Faubus defied integration then others it Little Rock has ngw earned a its the city hatred over school in Is worst Now the President has ed the Arkansas Guard Thus it is possible that the sam soldiers who carried out the gov orders to halt integration may now be to further it All around the globe where dark skinned people outnumber thi whites they Rock and wondering how colored minority way and still to in foreign countries Briton Slated To Blast Soviet In UN Address UNITED NATIONS UP Foreign Secretary Sel wyn Lloyd makes a policy speech to he General Assembly and is expected to denounce Rus sia's meddling In the Middle Eas and its position on disarmament Lloyd was known to take an ex serious view of Soviet in filtration in Syria which placed s left-wing government astride th vital oil pipelines from the Mid die East He was expected lo voice support for last week's policy dec of Secretary of State Job Foster Dulles regarded in Brills circles as warning to th Kremlin against further Commu nisi of the Middl East The assembly due to hear fou speakers Liberia Britain Be glum and Uruguay And two Dominican an Czechoslovakia this afternoon I its general debate also was sla ed lo resume its debale on representation in hopp o reaching a vote laic Complicating the day's busy ca endar was a Security C o u n c I meeting called lo consider Ih Kashmir question The council ha before it a report on the specia unsuccessful conciliation mis sion to India and Pakistan this year by Swedish Gunnar V Jarring For Prisoner Found Innocent LOS ANGELES dl attorney today asked do Goodwin J Knight for an im mediate and unconditional pa don for a man who was sen to seven years lo life 11 Folsom for a crime he did nc commit Distinct Attorney William McKesson said the man Avila 29 East Los A geles had been cleared charges he robbed and shot used car salesman last Dec 2 following the confession of er man Avila was arrested last Jan and sentenced to prison July T Although maintaining his inn cence he was convicted of ro bing Sam 55 Los A who was wounded in th robbery Sheriff's detectives E D Vi lines and A W Bright the case Sept 6 when a in another case dropped a remai incriminating Delbert Raul Wi son 27 Angeles They sai Wilson who bears an unbelievable resemblance i Avila confessed the crime ia Forecast yesterday Lowest Temperature at 11 a.mf 97 Relative humidity at this date 100 Average low this date 72 Wednesday low Published dally Saturday and M Madison luma Ariz by Vie Sun Co and entered at Post at Annual Subscription Ratei by mall Mostly clear MUlo change In the or humidity today Wednesday YUMA VOL 226 16 PAGES PER COPY YUMA ARIZONA TUESDAY SEPTEMBER PHONED ARIZONA VOL 226 between US Arabs Hint at Moves vs U.S Assets in Egypt By WALTER United Press Staff Correspondent Relations between the United Slates and Syria appeared to be worsening and ro dispatches hinted at Egyptian moves against U.S assets in Egypt Moscow Radio helped things broadcasting reports that a large number of American were in Turkey near the Syrian border and that Turkish troops were only yards from the border A series of speeches by Syria's leaders castigated the U.S Maj Gen Afif Bizri Syrian chief of slaff caid in a speech at Horns the army should be ready for a surprise at any time by the imperialists Whether Saudi Arabia would be able to case the tension between Ihc two was nol known Monday in Washington Crown Prince Faisal the Saudi premier and foreign minister met with President Eisenhower and de- clared Syria presented no threat to its Arab neighbors In Cairo the independent tian weekly Rose El Youssef said the government was expected lake measures against U.S most of which are con- with the oil industry The political magazine did not elaborate hut Ihc newspaper Al said a week ago Egypt has begun executing a plan lo recover its 40 million dollars in funds zen in the U.S when Egypt the Suez Canal Satellite Visits Are Predicted HARTFORD Conn John P Stapp predicted today that before the end of the tury you'll be able lo make a weekend visit to a satellite Stapp who made history three years ago by riding a rocketsled at 632 miles an hour said he's more interested now in distance than speed He described record breaking balloon ments which sent Maj David G feet during a period Our flying laboratory showed that man can live above the atmosphere for relatively long he said Before the century's end we'll be able lo weekend there possibly on one of the satellites The Air Force colonel came here to address the American Rocket Society Girard Killed Woman as Joke Japan UP An old Army buddy testified thai William S Girard shol and killed a Japanese woman al scavenger as a joke The made by Army Specialist Victor Nickel ot Mich lit n dramatic confrontation on Ihc actual firing range at Weir where Girard killed Mrs Naka Sakai last Jan 30 Nickel's bolstered claim hat the wa III soldier deliberately lured Mrs Sakai into a death trap and shol her lo death as a prank Nickel the shooting before an unusual session of the district court on the range been turned in- lo a quagmire by recent rains Judge of bashi court asked Nickel at this third rial think Girard at the woman Irt Nickel replied For a But Girard Dial the woman hart been felled he seemed Nickel testified TUB EASY old fashioned shovels to he on this controls is Walter T Lucking of Arlama the This the new About a vice Standing alongside are Fred hnd red anil visitors witched ground broken for the general manager California Electric Tower Co and new million Yucca Power Plant In the Yuma Valley Handling Hugh See story on Pago 4 Sun Five Crewmen of Lost SKip Rescued HAMBURG Grief stricken German families clung desperately today to hope at least 30 crewmen of the windjammer Pamir survived a hurricane Ten of Ihc 86 merchant ers and teen-age trainees from the capsized square rigger were Caught with Goods MIAMI here have come up with the latest thing in stolen Snakes Officers said they arrested liam t Rose and Dennis M after finding the bag they were carrying contained 10 boa constrictors belonging to an im- porting firm Rose who described himself as the youngest registered one who studies reptiles in said he swiped the snakes so he could do a litlle research LONG S U F F E K I N peers pathetically from Angeles hospital crib after police tiding nn n tip rescued her from her home llen her father John It whom they sny milled the his fists and bell over since was born counted for Five of them were dead The American freighter Saxon late Monday picked up a lifeboat in which the 10 had escaped the Pamir Saturday Only five of them managed to survive 48 hours of punishment from mountainous waves and murderous winds in the open craft They were reported in fair condition suffering from exposure The Saxon said the survivors re- ported they had been in signal contact with Pamir boat containing 25 men Search planes and ships patrolled the sea all night looking for it News of me rescue and the of other survivors gave sorrowing Germany its first chance to rejoice in three days The sinking was a national tragedy here It touched off a heated over whether old-time sailing vessels should be ished The Saxon transferred the to the a U S naval transport ship en route to Casablanca American service men and their families It has medical facilities and is uled to dock Saturday Hung Jury Likely in Libel Case HOLLYWOOD UP Both the prosecution and the defense sels in the magazine criminal libel trial agreed today there was a good possibility t h e trial would end with a hung jury Jurors appeared hopelessly dead locked in the seventh day of de- liberations lo reach a verdict But Prosecutor William voted it we get a hung jury We will try again and again until we convict them Questions that the six men and six women jurors have asked pre- siding Judge Herbert V Walker indicated the panel was in a dary over the mass of testimony and The jurors this morning received a transcript they ordered of er's answers lo questions they asked last Wednesday The ies concerned such legal points as the meaning of obscenity mal- ice and intent in a conspiracy case Walker Monday denied a defense motion to dismiss the panel and mistrial Defense ney Arthur J charged in the motion that the jury didn't understand the tions as by the fact that it came back to court three limes for clarification of the instructions Atlantic Storm Swerves North slanted northward about 500 miles off the north Florida coast today showing no inclination 0 move inland The Weather Bureau however cautioned coastal dwellers north of Jacksonville Fla to listen to ad- on capricious storm for the next two days It warned small craft along Ihc and Carolina coasts not to venture far off shore and sels in its path to execute caution Prices Hit Record High For 12th Straight Month WASHINGTON er prices climbed to a record high jn August for the consecutive government announced today The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that its consumer price index a monthly sampling of prices for 300 goods and services across the nation stood at an time high of 121 The August index figure was 2 per cent higher ihan that of July BLS Commissioner Kwan Clague said lood contributed mainly to the August increase climbing A per cent during the month the fruits and vegetables dropped but failed to offset in- creases in the cost of foods Kgg prices climbed 10.2 per cent and cuts of meat were higher Bacon was up cent ham 3.8 cent and steak roast and burger per cent said he could not say whether index would continue its long upward climb this month While food looks more he price increases for such items as new fall clothing offset any declines in tember The Index began its latest climb in September Ifl56 and each month established a new cost of living record But Ihc over-all climb of 3.2 per cent for 32 months fell short of previous on wo counts The increase was smaller than the rise afler World War II and prices steadily for periods the war anil Cont on i Col Hairless Indian Attorney UP has been at- torney for the Colorado River In- dian tribes released a copy of the order sent to the U.S Bureau of Indian Affairs here from b u r e a u headquarters in Washington Defense Chief Directed To Take Steps To Enforce Court Order NEWPORT R I Eisenhower today ordered federalization of the Arkansas National Guard and planned to speed back to Washington for a nationwide TV speech to the people tonight on the Arkansas school crisis The President by executive order in addition to izing the State National Guard and the Arkansas Air National Guard also authorized Defense Secretary Charles Little Rock resisting compliance with a school integration order The President planned to fly back to Washington late afternoon and make a appearance before the nation about 6 p.m It will deal with his efforts to put down violence in Little Rock and enforce the Federal District Court order for integration ot Central High School People Fall To Obey The President will remain over- Children To Return Wednesday LITTLE head of the Association for Advancement ot Colored ple in Arkansas announced today that nine Negro children will at- tend Central High School day if the National Guard now federalized by President hower can start protecting them then The children will go hack to school as soon as we are assured Mrs Bates state president pt the NAACP said If that's in they Will tile is no their going back this afternoon The President's action has Cont'd on Page 4 Col 2 Hearing in Opium Case Continued Pending Review Federal court next step in the preliminary hearing for two Mexican Nationals charged with bringing opium into the U.S The preliminary hearing being held here has been continued in- definitely the request of defense attorney John Westover He made during Monday after- session and U.S John McGuire granted it Tjie unusual taken so that defense counsel could secure a review of certain rulings made by McGuire during the inary McGuire said that it was the first time during the years commission cr that this has been done Charged with the offense are ro 34 of San Luis and cunde 28 of Nogales in were V u m a Customs Agent Mel Rogers and Thomas Donaldson of Y u m a Border Patrol DIXIE of lie four Negroes who served as lo luro nn mnh from Central High School In linok Ark while nine slipped Into un- noticed is knocked to Ilio ground hy Hie riotous MIC of lie Negroes in enrolling nl lip school under a Federal Integration plan touched off a walkout by while night at the White House and re- turn lo his vacation headquarters early Wednesday His executive order was based n the failure of the people of Little Rock to comply with his ran hear the dent's speech at fl tonight on KIVA cease and desist order of Monday night demanding an end to ob- justice and calling for compliance with the court's deci- sions The executive order directed the defense secretary to muster into active federal military ice members of Arkansas tional Guard and the Air al Guard for an indefinite iod and until relieved by i orders It was left up to Wilson when to carry out the orders but since the President acted so swiftly Wilson was expected to suit Wilson Given Orders Wilson was directed o take all appropriate steps to enforce the orders of the district court for the removal of obstruction ot in the state of sas with respect lo matters re- lating to enrollment and ance at public schools in tle Rock Wilson was given authority to in addition to the National Guard of the armed forces of United States as he may deem necessary Press Secretary James C erty snid this meant Wilson could use national guardsmen alone to enforce the court orders in Little Rock or use them in conjunction wilh regular federal troops The high school in Little Rock was ordered Integrated by Dis- Judge and the presence of a cursing mob Monday outside the school re- quired the removal of nine gro The President called the tion disgraceful and ordered that persons responsible cease and desist from obstruction of justice lest he invoke all of the might of his office and federal force to restore order This crowds gathered ngain around the school and the children made no attempt Continued on page 4 Col 3 First Asian flu Case in Arizona Is Confirmed PHOENIX tin The Arizona Health Department said today that first confirmed case of Asian Flu in slate has reported and that last week was three to four times the normal figure for this time of year I C G Salsbury state health com- missioner did not identify the Phoenix person whose illness was confirmed as Asian Flu According to Salsbury there were new cases of Asian Flu last week Yesterday both Clifton tary and high schools were closed and a Fort Huachuca soldier Pvt Kenneth Rockstroh of Danville died of complications
