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REPUBLIC MAIL Phoenix Weather Mostly sunny, little change in temperature. Yesterday's temperatures: high 74, low 49. Humidity: high 86, low 30. Details, Page 42. The Arizona IC Today's Chuckle A woman's version: "If at first you dont succeed cry cryi again." THE STATE'S GREATEST NEWSPAPER 64th Year, No.

191 48 Pages Phoenix, Arizona, Friday, March 5, 1954 Entered at Pout Office swowl rtt fnstter tinder CnmT Act at Congna. JiarcU 3. 1879; 45c a wee SeTcIl "OCDIS Weteffm nUemmnsipIliieire TTIkircBaitteiiiiedl REPXJBI ffli mm Bar And Restaurant Strike Spreading- Valley IeCartIiv Row Flares 'Good' Old Days? WHAT THE Americas Urged To Halt Tide U.S. Army Coddles Communists? Damn Tommyrot, Wilson Answers COUNTRV COMING Makeshift Crews Keep Doors Open By ROGER LEWIS CAN'T ISSUES be I TO? AU.THI-S MUD DEBATED WITH I DIGNITY LIKE I OUH FOREFATHERS CARACAS, Venezuela AP) Secretary of State PICKETING spread to seven new establishments yesterday in Phoenix's strike Dulles yesterday called on the nations of the Americas to unite in a "hands-off" warning to Moscow against Communist infiltration of of restaurant and bar employes. Fifteen to 20 other places are scheduled to be put under picket today.

Two restaurants did not open yesterday. The picket this hemisphere. rr it t- -IT-' (Jv-J A Dulles made the plea be fore the 10th Inter-Ameri WASHINGTON AP) Secretary of Defense Wilson entered the row over Senator McCarthy's methods yesterday by declaring: "The idea that the army is coddling Communists is just damn tommyrot." McCarthy, Wisconsin Republican, rapped back that "certain individuals" in the army have been "protecting, promoting, covering up. and honorably discharging known Communists." SWINGING into the fray which has blown up a major political storm, Wilson also declared that "too much footsie' has been played with the Communists under past administrations. The defense chief said that during World War II.

when he was president of General Motors, "I wanted to throw some Communists out of the plant, but the Pentagn wanted to make peace." Wilson declined to say who in the Pentagon sought to dissuade him from ousting the Reds. "I KICKED them out and the government was trying to make me put them back. Asked if he did put them back, Wilson replied, "No." ed places continued doing busi can conference in which 20 West ern Hemisphere nations are tak ness with makeshift crews. Union musicians ignored picket ing part. In his 3.000-word major -THE CHCNIFIED POLITICS OF IS28-7 lines ana were on me job as usual.

The strike began Wednesday night after negotiations broke policy speech, the U.S. diplomat also spelled out Washington' economic policy toward Latin America. He said private capital both foreign and domestic VE. BUT HAVE YOU HEARD HAvevoa THE STORIES op JOHM OUlNCy ADAMS' down between the 3.000-member should play a major role in economic development. Hotel and Restaurant Employes BETRAYAL OF AfAERlCAM WOMANHOOD WHILE HE and Bartenders Local 631 (AFL) and Arizona Restaurant Association's 215 members.

The old con- DULLES CALLED on his col 1 WAS MINISTER. TO HtC JV 'tract ran out Feb. 1 leagues to consider Communist intervention as dangerous as an enemy battleship and indicated RUSSIA? SEEN THESE COFFIN ACCUSING ANDREW JACK-SONT OF KAMDhCD six. $1 IN 1A)S ANGELES, officials of 'aw a mprira 1 i.iiiii nr nor an that strong Red infiltration in any Western Hemisphere country should prompt emergency meas iJiLiaai krtmm, nrn ,1 4 DEFENSE SECRETARY WILSON Amendment Com- these Fifth munists." LOOC-y DtEI4 the army as such is coddling Communists. "However, it has been established beyond any possibility of a doubt, by sworn testimony, that McCarthy said he referred to Maj.

Irving Peress, now a New 'JACKS 0N York dentist, whose honorable ists AFL) said they like more information about the unscheduled appearance Wednesday night of Dan Dailey and Zsa Zsa Gabor at Green Gables. 2345 E. Thomas. It was under picket. The two are members of Screen Actors Guild (AFL) which is in the same international union as Joe Rio.

AGVA assistant national administrator, said it is against union regulations to give free performances And it is not right to cross an AFL picket line. According to R. E. Gosnell, Gables owner. Dailey put on a ures by its The delegates applauded the secretary of state lustily when he sailed into communism.

There was st rong applause only once, when he discussed economic matters when he declared the United States had no intention of putting a price ceiling on coffee as a result of soaring prices. Dulles told the delegates: "WE HERE in the Americas life. discharge from the army has certain individuals in the army have been protecting, promoting, covering up. and honorably discharging known Communists. JttfC been a focal point in the current' hubbub, and several other cases.

On Capitol Hill. McCarthy got word of Wilson's statement just as he had finished giving newsmen a statement saying that the whole uproar amounted only to "a good healthy fight that cleared the air." He predicted it would not result in a lasting split in the GOP. McCarthy's first comment, after reading Wilson's statement, was: "I'm through with statements on this matter." MINUTES later he declared: till; "I'm sure Charlie Wilson will not disagree with that," he added. Wilson spoke out on the situation after Senator Mundt a member of McCarthy's Still later, McCarthy telephoned are not immune from that threat subcommittee, said at the White of Soviet communism. There It ihiur tvawvtiot House that the controversy oveH not a single country in this hemi reporters and dictated this addition to his comment: "I CERTAINLY hope that show "worth Slo.ooo in Keno" fo- free.

Gosnell said the dancer-actor "just got carried away." sphere which has not been pene Front Twister To Simsliinr- aheged "abuse" of witnesses "simmering down." McCarthy himself insisted he has "no fight at all" with Mr. Eisenhower. Charlie Wilson and I don't have Truman Sees HE SAID Dailey soft-shoed trated by the apparatus of international communism acting under orders from Moscow. to waste time arguing about "No one has ever claimed that and tossed hats at Miss Gabor "Because our position has not "until she had every hat in the place. She took it beautifully." m-n'iA c-V.

AA rtn on- No Indications Pick Your Weather; State Had All Kinds been made clear, the danger mounts. I believe that it is time to make it clear with finality that uauui 1 Li anc jtwv tertain but "just sat there and laughed my head off." Dailey! we see alien despotism is hostile Of Depression to our ideals, that we unitedly 'Four-Alarm Prophets' Hit Thornton Deplores Hani Times Talk At Greer AS MAJOR EASTERN U.S. cities dug out of -heavy snowfalls, deny it the right to prey upon (AP Former yesterday weatner in Arizona prooaDiy sei a recora lor variety. ST. LOUIS could not be reached.

Asked if she knew if she came through a picket line outside, the beauteous actress said, "I don't know what a picket line is." The two restaurants which did not open yesterday were The Brass Rail. 29 S. Central, and Jay's, 126 S. Central. THEY ARK OWNED by Jay Newton, who also owns these Tuesonans saw a tornado.

But it didn't hit the ground. Maverick got a 4-inch snowfall. East of Payson. "dry thunderstorms" paraded. our hemisphere, and that if it does not heed our warning and ke'p away, we shall deal with it as a situation that might endanger the peace of America." Dulles, recently returned from verbal duels with Russia's V.

M. Molotov at the Berlin Big Four President Harry Truman said yesterday he could see no reason for hard times ahead and noted that the "best remedy" for Senator McCarthy (R-Wis) is to "ridicule him." Bv CLAIBORNE NUCKOLLS whole, and as a result the most declared that if the Republican 'remarkable set of economic facts! Party had done nothing more, "it GREER Gov. Dan Thornton have emereed Extreme eastern parts got light of Colorado, in a speech yester-i rfav trareH denression1 "Despite this of transi- has rid our government of fellow-travelers." Thornton assailed as deadly the Ohio, got more snow. AH schools are closed because of the snow. snow or ram.

But most of the state was sunny. iafv tn hard rore of individuals tion, 1953 was the most prosper The former president's remarks were made during an interview here as he and Mrs. Truman which has been piling up since 'philosophy of government based ous in the history of our country Weatherman Louis R. Monday. changed trains while en route to! said today probably will bring places picketed yesterday: Newton's Prime Rib, 915 E.

Van Buren: Palomine Inn. 1520 W. and there now are 62 million at on the necessity for war. under work in gainful pursuits." jwhich he said this nation has la- bored for many years. Thornton said that while in the New ork from their Indcpend- sunshine to most of the state, 7 ence home.

If today there are an esti- Declaring that the forces of mated 2,300.000 idle, in 1950. un-'good are on the march. Thornton 'employment reached 4.750,000. lappealed to adherents of both Van Buren: Greenway Coffee Shop. 1208 W.

Van Buren; and Flamingo Coffee Shop, 2501 E. Van Buren. Wednesday night, pickets were placed at Joe Hunt's. 4041 N. parley, said Soviet communism "stands for the liquidation of the values upon which our fraternal association" in America is based.

"IT DENTES the very existence of justice and a moral law. It believes that peace is not founded on righteousness but on power. It believes that law is the means whereby those in power liquidate their enemies." The Communists, he asserted, "feel that they will not be safe until they have liquidated freedom as a major force in world affairs." who, he said, "are trying to promote us into hard times for 1 i ical rea-s s. and to lead us into national socialism." Speaking before approximately 150 Ari-z a Republican leaders, in- parties to "stand up and be WHILE THE present figure, hejeounted." THE NEW storm hit the downtown area and east side, but left the west side untouched. For the first time in the city's history, the weather bureau issued two sets of predictions for the east and west sides.

Detroit counted six deaths attributed to its Wednesday snowstorm. Chicago was clearing away drifts from a 12-inch falL And an advancing cold front pushed deep into the Southland and East. said, mav van- upward in the THE TUCSON twister was seen about nopn, apparently a dozen miles south of the city. Robert King of the weather bureau there said it "definitely was a tornado." Observers said at one time it came close enough to the ground td raise dust clouds. The rare Arizona occurrence was in the wake of a night of light showers.

Meanwhile battered Cleveland. Central, as well as Green Gables. 'EITHER WE are on the side of As to the nation's economic prospects, Truman observed: "I am no prophet. But from what I have heard and what I have seen. I don't see any reason for any hard times.

There's no reason to talk ourselves into a depression." Truman said "the best remedy for McCarthy is ridicule. No demagogue can stand ridicule." next few months. "There is not a J. -l Thornton valid economic sign today recog-free- competitive enterprise or Other places under picket yes. Iwe emhrare some other iHenlnf-v terrfaw were San Carlos Cafe embrace some other ideology terdav were San Carlos Cafe.

nized by qualified experts, point- ing to anvthing like the unem- 10 To Either we beneve in the pnn- plovment ol 1949-qU. I ciples which have made this na- 16 W. Monroe: The Flame. 34 W. Adams; and Western Village, 1601 Grand.

The union Is advertising this morning the names of 36 restaurants and bars which it says eluding Governor Pyle. at the evening dinner in Turning to another subject, ton great or we do not. In opening. Gov. Thornton paid tribute to Governor glowing Pyle.

They Want Dollars, Not Culture-I Quit9 have signed the union contract. THE LIST includes only one "Governors throughout the na- Reed's Lodge in this mountain said: community Colorado's imposing threat as a 6-foot chief executive lashed 1 at communisticfemilitary invasion is what he termed these four- th? hatUe here on the nome front alarm prophets. between two philosophies, free- The truth is." Thornton said, dora and communism, where they "that we have been in a period are joined in a conflict along of readjustment lor a yjmore subtle lines." months." Thornton scored the previous Everyone has been aware of for its refusal to he added, but "our people have recognize and uproot Communist remained pretty calm on the infiltration of government. He tion and that includes both Re- association member, Fifth Ave-publicans and Democrats regard, nue. Howard Pyle as one of the Rreat-i N'ewton said if the union de-est governors among them.

It BALTIMORE (AP) Siegfried Weisberger, convinced that "the age of the boob is upon us," is I i --H'-t "777" -1" ivii iii-. 1 Vf would be tragic if he is not again haveto be raised 20 per returned by Arizona to the He said that unem. nors ortice. jployment rising throughout the For Thornton, the event was in rrtuion and restaurant volume de-the nature of a homecoming. For creasing, this is no time to raise many years prior t6 moving to prices." Colorado 10 years ago.

he opera t- Some unJon members remained ed the hite Mountain Hereford at work behind lhe pioket lines. Ranch near Springerville. union ciaimed that some THE TWO governors were, nonunion members had joined $200 Seized In Robbery At E. Van Buren Market guests of honor of the Apache-the walkout, however. THE SECOND PHOENIX suDermarket holdun in as many dayslCounty Republican Committee at Picketing was peaceful.

last night netted a lone gunman S200 at Roland Market, 1505 E. noon luncheon in the Apache closing his world-famous Pea-body Bookshop still stocked with 100,000 volumes nobody wants to read. "I predict very dark days for America." said the old friend of H. L. Mencken.

"Everyone in the cities used to look up to the doctor, the lawyer, the professor. They were idols." he continued. "TODAY they all look up to the business man." He gestured with ferocious eloquence and brushed a bit of cigar ash from his tweed vest. Now Siegfried, his shaggy mustache brisUing and his bright blue eyes seeming to spark, is heading for the country, a farm in New Windsor, Md. Hotel in Springefville.

From Van Buren. there, the entire party went to; A round-faced gunman threatened death to Gertrude Hart. 37. of 141S E. Terrace Road, if she hesitated in handing money to him Liberace Story Begins Sunday Reed's Lodge at Greer.

Other honor guests included Mrs. Margaret Rockwell, Phoenix, Arizona's national Republic- rear of the store. from a cash register. Miss Hart said the swarthy gunman shoved a gun against her. telling her.

"I don't want to Liberace. one of the most James C. Wednesday night another lone an committeewoman; controversial figures in the en- 7 11... ni wi: lumiuimiai HfeUl bandit got more than sz.ouu rnuen siai tertainment world, is the sub- have to Km you give me Ravi iuarket at Fourth committee chairman; Mrs. Mar ject of a series of articles which Avenue and Van Buren.

an 2undt. Tucson, vice chairman; John M. Sundt. state finance chairman; Joseph A. Mol-ler.

Tucson. Pima County Republican chairman: and State Senator Bryant W'hiting, from Apache County. Arrangements for the function SIEGFRIED AND I IIS BOOKS ing his place didn't even remove Jearly 1900 flavor on the walls In Jon anything that would give lup-their hats. jno particular arrangement at all port. and a cartoon or two bearing) There is a piano.

The atmos- "The people don't want books and ideals and culture, they only want dollars." he snorts. Siegfried believes in the Magna Carta, the Bill of Rights. H. L. l-aria.

lilt Dili Ul ji. money. I Several persons in the store were unaware of the holdup. Emily Jefferson, 2503 E. South-gate, said she saw the gunman shopping before he approached the cash register.

She described him as about 35 to 40 years old. 5-foot 10-inches tall. 190 pounds, wearing a dirty levi jacket and pants. Roland Ong. owner, was in the As you enter this musty signature.

iphere is conducive to good con- OH INSIDE PAGES will appear in the women section of The Republic starting Sunday He only uses one name Liberace but actually' his full name is Wladziu Valentino Liberace. And his father, Sam. put that middle name in there in honor of Rudolph Valentino, star of the silent screen. Liberace plays the piano, grins, and sings to millions of TV listeners and to standing-room-only crowds in personal appearances over the country. Read this intimate profile starting Sunday in the biz Sunday or song- -0 kU-tnrv vrill Mencken.

German music, were in charge of a group from the Apache County Republican committee, including Harvey: Piatt, county chairman; Bill Wil-i me. n.rArv 01 me r.up take your choice. philosophy. its neart me Deer stuDe. iaoies Siegfried says he hopes to find time on.

the farm to write a book about Mencken. That may be are tossed about in proximity to the sturdy old bar and the room scholarly chaos. If there are counters, they are invisible beneath an avalanche of volumes ranging from collections of Bach madrigals to cook He despises all forms of censorship and official meddling. He was once fined for serving beer to a 20-year-old Yale man. hor liams.

secretary; Quirk McNary. finance chairman; Ernest Becker. Springerville; Art Eagar, Ea-gar; Albert Anderson, St. Johns; Paul Garcia, St. Johns; Mrs.

Es X-rays from atomic cannon keep tumor-stricken patients alive. Page 24. Page Pag Comic 46 Sports 37-39 Editorials 6. Theaters 21 Financial 41 ant Ads 42-47 Jdio-TV 22-23, Women's 25-36 is dominated by an old stone 'some compensation for his pa-fireplace. A collection of German jtrons local scholars, beer lov-silver and old beer steins is scat- ers.

and seamen from other Temperature In The Sun At 1 p.m. rendous enough in Siegfried's eyes, out me nuai luiauouwn ter Moore, Nutnoso; and Mrs Hui Lee, Ganado. this the detecUves check-1 here are lithographs of anltered about, apparently dropped ijJiores. "Republic ft 5.