Yuma Daily Sun, The (Newspaper) - April 27, 1959, Yuma, Arizona Cost of Living has been and others who produce the American taxi supply upward lew at 1 per YUMA VOL 9.9 MONDAY APRIL PHONE was going up 454 per cent medical care was percent were be- ing slapped goods The rise was because in What of arc- ened Auto insurance rates are going up Construction costs will probably the principal items pur cost of only food is i i- other major industry can make that ARIZONA Called British Princess Back Home from Italian Vacation garet returned to London today after a nine-day vacation in Italy and France that set off rumors of a new romance i- Smiling and radiant she stepped off an airliner from Paris today without a word about the lines that linked her name to lhat of Prince Henry of a realist painter who was her con- stant companion in Rome Buckingham Palace circles that she might have a re- union with him next June when goes to Portugal The prince is a nephew of ex-King of Italy who lives in exile ugal Y Apparently recovered from of flu tlie pretty princess was at Paris British Ambassador Sir Gladwyn and other officials Queen Mother Elizabeth the companion re- In the French capital to visit the Paris International er Show Hearing Set in Assault Case A preliminary hearing has been for 2 p.m Friday in Y u m a Justice Court for Jesse 20 of Safford charged with a deadly weapon Teller is accused of knifing tazar 37 a Mexican contract worker employed Wellton area The victim suffered minor the neck and chest Officers that the incident took place in Roll early last day The attack allegedly occurred over'a girl who was in the company of the two men Teller is being held in County Jail on bond Supreme Court Hands Down Two Rulings WASHINGTON UPI Court held a brief routine decision day session today ing down only two rulings One involved an admiralty case the a question on railway labor procedure Veteran Aerialist Survives Long Fall OKLAHOMA CITY Victoria Hanneford 25 a aerialist plunged from a high while a circus watched in stunned silence Friday She was rushed to a hospital with a broken pelvis and fractured leg Improper Sen Harold C an action of Arizona Commission in the Yuma wat Giss said both shocke and by the action I referred to an hea ing which the Commission chai man George F Senner Jr sa was held on At this i formal hearing Senner said th Commission denied a protest mac earlier by Sen Giss Senner told Giss the denial wa made because the Commission ha received a vow from the atto ney for the water company tha the company had attempted to n with the city of Yuma r garding water rates as long ag as February 1958 At least seve meetings the city wer held the lawyer told the slon The city of Yuma at thes meetings was unable to come u with any solution or lions on the rales as it pertains I the water le ter told Giss Wholly Improper The Yuma state senator term tills procedure wholly improper In a letter to the mission he would hold mal hearing in interview the said util lly company without due no me the opportunity of and cross examination and form ing a decision thereon is in m opinion wholly Improper Giss said negotiations city officials and the water com pany may have taken place a claimed There discus sions regarding Yuma's need fo supplemental water line extension charges city requirements for ad fire Giss tell the Commission And then then were discussions about the utility company's need for additional rev construction was to be ac It is undoubtedly on this last-mentioned subject that th Commission received a vow from counsel for the utility company that negotiations had been attempt ed in the matter oE says Giss Recalls Agreement As clearly set forth in my orig today vetoed a tha tv would strip Agriculture IT Benson of authority to over- ride the Rural trator on loans laent said the 7 changes would Continued on Page 4 Col 1 Khrushchev Seen In Moscow First Time in Month LONDON UPI Pre- mier Khrushchev turned up back in Moscow today after i month's absence that set off ru mors he was ill Without any fanfare Radio Moscow broadcast a single tence report mat Khrushchev day received in the Kremlin the leader of the Greek Progressive party Spyros Markezinis and had with him This was the signal Khrushchev who disappeared from the Soviet capital a month ago on a highly unusual spring vacation to the Crimea was back n Moscow and operating again Neither his departure nor his re- turn had been reported as such by Soviet officials Much of Arizona Got First Rain in Weeks Sunday By United Tress International Much of Arizona had its first rainfall in weeks yesterday as a mild storm front moved eastward across the state The weather reau said some mountain areas in central and eastern portions may receive more precipitation today Heaviest rainfall was reported in mountain areas Flagstaff recording more than 62 of an inch while Grand Canyon had 47 Prescott 33 and 13 Up to 05 was reported in drier regions including Phoenix Yuma e is NBC Nef YORK UPI vision and network radio servic Was a with a union i fighting the of TV show pay foreign sohnel officials met with of the National elation of- Broadcast Employes and Technicians late this to discuss the union's objection taped Bardot which was to have been used on the Dave Garroway day show at Technicians for show refused lo handle the tape by nonunion French clans in Paris and walked of their jobs The union promptly an members work at and lations in Washington Chicago San Francisco and Philadelphia would join in the strike Local Used The immediate effect was blackout on the network until taped programs could be en on the air by executive first program ed this New York at 10 The effect of Uie walkout on radio was since NBC stations could fill in the empty network spots with local programs director of network affairs said tlie use of ape made by nonunion workers abroad was in direct violation of the NBC He said had isc only union technicians when Paris recently Richard Loo Named 3rd of Grocers PHOENIX UPI The Retail Grocers Association of Arizona Jerry new group's con- tention here Lee succeeds Pat Prettyman of Casa Grande The grocers also named Vicki of Superior irst president Milton Reay f Globe second vice president llchard Loo Yuma vice resident and Walter of treasurer More than 500 persons attended IB today and nine members were flown to the for the European Wages We were later by ephone from Paris that many actually were being done by Byrne said We will not countenance this sort of things Those Euro- peans get coolie rates and if the networks cheaper to duce will re- sult in unemployment and backs among workers Wounded Burglar Armed with Stolen Pistol Is Sought A wounded burglar armed with a stolen gun was being sought by City Police mis morning The suspect received cut possibly on arm when to break into a room of a downtown hotel officers said the burglar described as male 6 feet tall was cut when he broke through the transom window of one of the rooms this The room was occupied Jaacks who was tlie noise of said trail in his wake He was tracked to several rooms in me downtown area and the Southwestern Tee and Storage Plant where he broke hvo more windows gain entrance There he reportedly the gun of the night and found something to bind his wound Burglars Take and Safe Thieves escaped with an ated 5500 in a weekend burglary at the Waikiki Drive-In on the Sheriff's Office ed The money was contained a square safe that n from the restaurant officers aid Entry into the building was nade by breaking the glass in a car door The break-in was Dan Drift of Patrol arly Saturday morning COTTON Gantt In one ot ho five candidates iillo of County of Cotton Is the year-old daughter of Wr and Mn Ganlt 1808 and crowning of tho Junior Maid will tiiku May Sun Staff Photo Panama Invaders Are Cubans PANAMA CITY UPI Cap tured members of a rebel sion force that landed Friday o Panama's Atlantic Coast ident fied Roberto E Arias as the leai or and financial backer of th Panamanian insurgents Three the rebels were seize by a guardsman Sunda morning about 36 hours they landed near the village o Santa Isabel on the San Bias Pen insula They said they had lett Bata bano Cuba on April 19 Ther were 36 members of invading force including one woman they but three of drowned when their small dinghy overturned while landing were reported march ing westward along the coast ward Colon at the border of the U.S Panama Canal Zone A communique Issued by dent de la Guardia Jr and his cabinet said hi indicated there were about 80 men and one woman in the invading group and that al but one were Cubans In Washington a special com- mission the Council of the American Slates OAS called an emergency NEA Gregory Feller 23 hides from photographer as he sits in police in New Note handcuffs on wrists say they arrested Feller just as he was about to fa bomb the platform on which Cuban Premier Fidel Castro was speaking in New York's Central Park Phoenix Moving To Complete Annexations PHOENIX The City ot Phoenix moves towards tion of its current annexation gram this week Tomorrow the city will annex a north side area including slope An estimated persons and square miles will be brought into the city The city also will annex row an industrial area on the south side adding persons and 12.3 square miles On Thursday another sons and square miles in n southwest industrial area will be brought into the city Total annexation moves this week will give Phoenix by May 1 i total population of a land area square miles and assessed valuation ot nearly 345 million ing today to invasion Two of the captured men a Cuban who called himself a 100 per cent and Gonzalez 32 an were interviewed by lie press in guard headquarters here late Sunday night Gonzalez lhat as far as I know Roberto Arias financed revolution Alias former Panamanian to of British ballerina Dame Margot is a political refugee in tlie Brazilian Embassy here Gonzalez said Arias personally gave him to deliver to el contacts in Havana said he had been told the Panamanian government vas practically a and he thought the people would appreciate our The third prisoner Cuban berlo 42 did appear at the press conference Pi Selection Is naming of Dr Charles under- the new state law concerning successors on county boards of supervisors to the of Supervisors upheld superior Judge Warren Carthy The constitutionality new this past whiter of been by Maricopa James E Lindsay found tlie law valid in today the attorney peal would be supreme court had teamed up county recorder N C Kelly Moore to appoint Arlo Gobch to the board of as vided law after James clerk Mrs 111 votes The new law provides the board clerk is a ballot supervisor and statute provided the county recorder cast a vole resigned atler his skull Jn a fall recently New Plot To Kill Castro Is Reported Aii apparently causing of the after of the second floor of Smith Building the One witness said that was a throughout e into Sheriff's Joe McGill Jr light swinging in and then felt Mrs Valley called The and said dishes She said quake scared her The Mills home sits up on stilts which she od house to be The quake was also felt on both sides of Yuma Mrs Eva Fulcher of Avenue D near Co 14th called the Sheriff's Office to report that her house creaked during the brief quake Most did not feel t e quake There was no report from the west coast late this morning as to It being felt over there The Up ot San Andreas just below Yuma Cuban Fidel left by plane oday after police received a message from authorities in York saying that two men weer on their way here to assassinate The Prime Minister ame here Sunday for a 24-hour His Cubana Airlines plane Houston Tex Castro was whisked aboard the few minutes after Royal Canadian Mounted and Quebec Police were informed lat two known suspects were en oute here from bent assassination at- empt Police said message came rom FBI headquarters in New fork and was relayed to Ithem by adio as convoy orval Airport When the message was received ie convoy made a brief halt to low one of Castro's personal the eels to transfer to the Prime Royal Canadian Police D E McLaren said the was one of many that had ome to law enforcement agencies ere during Castro's brief stay Yuma Hosts State Lions Convention this Weekend Over 700 Arizona Lions of Lions will roar into Yuma his weekend for Uie state ion which gets under way here Thursday Hewlitt Smith general chairman or the three-day convention an- today that the main during the meet would be Jones founder of Lions In- and Wendell It ill superintendent of Arizona Boys Ranch Slart Thursday The convention will start with at 9 Thursday at ic Stardust Hotel convention Thursday night will co the irst full convention ily with Fiesta Night at the Yuma Country Club Opening business session will be eld at Friday morning n the Planet Room of the ust The meeting will be called to by president of he Yuma Lions Club The men's luncheon at p.m will feature Newell Special meetings will be held in the afternoon and tion the steak supper at 7 p.m at the try Club Harry Babbitt All-Star will entertain lowed by dancing Reports Reports of committees and tion of officers is set for Saturday morning This will be followed by the Luncheon at in will speak A sight-seeing tour is set day afternoon and the convention will close Saturday night with the District Governor's Ball at Joe Hunt's Sports Arena ment and dancing will be to the orchestra of Alvino The wives of tho Lions Club members In Yuma during the three-day con- vention Guest at their Friday noon luncheon will bo Miss Arizona from Yuma Dean Westover is the general chairman the women's activities 10 Drowned in Boating Mishaps Over the Weekend United Press International Ten persons were believed drowned and and a to his death over Falls Six persons drowned and a and believed sons capsized in Euget Sound off Seattle Five of in yacht Lois it was towed ashore and a sixth victim was arrival at a Coast Guard boats a private craft and Navy combined to survivors The victims all from Lois son 13 Lynn 3 months Reuben 70 and Mrs Torgerson Fritz 44 junior high school principal Missing and presumed drowned was 81 father of V At men and a woman drowned but hvo little girls were saved when their boat overturned Sangamon recovered the body Ryan 37 Springfield Sunday and sought the Shirley Meyer 22 and Van Wright 28 both of Jonesboro Witnesses to the mishap pulled Barbara Beel Springfield and both safety Thomas Niagara Falls drowned Sunday when he tumbled into the Niagara River and was carried over the falls be- fore the eyes of unified seers A playmate Michael ier waded into the swift an heroic rescue attempt but was unable to reach the victim Fire Destroys Acres in Arizona Forest HOLBROOK More than acres were burned before firefighters could control a end blaze in Sitgreaves National Forest Firefighters said they managed to control the fire only because the wind died down and a slight rain fell More than four million board feet of lumber were de- Origin of the blaze was not mediately determined More than 200 firefighters responded to the call lor aid
