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Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 9

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Arizona Republici
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Phoenix, Arizona
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ai-i 1,0 Greatest circulation in inland Southwest is built entirely on the merit of the neffSpaPn UBLIC All the news that is worth printing served by the complete news services of The Associated Press and The United Press. (Section Two) nOth Vo- x- V-T? IrS: (Section HEWS PAP ErJ Thursday Morning, October 12, 1939 14) Fitoenix, Arizona JJTHE STATE'S Two) David Lawrence Sayt Mine Pageant of the association and former chief highway engineer of Illinois, told the convention that motorists were being "short-changed" in at least three ways. "Either Ihrough diversion of highway funds to jionhighway pur- increasingly evident that ample money for construction will not solve entirely the highway problem which has been increased by the tremendous increase of fast traffic in congested areas. "Not only must we build safer Is A a need Arra nc Murder Case Suspect Held Iroquois Situation Presented Grave U. -C Game-Check Stations Set -Mr two rhPikins stations on roads enter-forest aroas throu-h-WfhPstSe durins the his same October 1(5 to No- TUCSON, Oct.

11 (AP) A pa- jrade of mining progress, depicting highways, but we must buy land i poses, through expenditure of too motor revenue on lighllv fill KTrnn unon which to build them, and in i much warning eiv-n hv th r- T(B Lawrence) The DES MOINES, Oct. 11 (AP) I the development of the industry A. Brophy, chief of detectives, I from its early days in Arizona, will 'cnir? tnHai' Frantic Wolch OS' feature fho annual iamhnreo nf ths ment that the American Tnp unitPrl govern traveled local roads, or hy reason of the lack of long-rangr highway planning, which is within he said, "the motorist in many cases is not getting hi money's worth." many parts of the country difficulties incident to land acquisition have become even more acute lhan the construction problem itself." Frank T. Sheets, a past president circumstano 11 Hayden Urges New Highways RICHMOND, Oct. 11 (AP) Carl Hayden.

Democrat senator, Arizona, said today a way must be found whereby the federal government could assist, states and cities in acquisition of right of way for building modern traffic arteries that would relieve congestion and help decrease highway fatalities. "Without doubt." he told the American Association of State Highway Officials, "the congress will continue during the next few years to provide adequate federal aid for highways, but it is becoming such as ripstrnv UU1" UP untierjypars old. wanted on charges of; Arizona Small Mine Onerators As- 'V "nuois would be Athomo tl 4U ufliwf said yesterday, i a stir which will not hQ Y1 Drmsn. sloamF Ul MIM SIPamPr CT 1 1 1 I I 1 III 1 1 I Id i jte? wkin- stations will be 1 United States. ow me American ship has reached the of Harold J.

Dreher, Mason Citv, salesman here, has been arrest- 1 MilPS Carpenter, field engineer of The JTl.m Kinninsr. there have de- been ed in San Francisco. the state department of mineral Entered into by, the game two theories-one that a and the U. S. i orest marine would 11 Brophy said the arrest, of Welsh resources, said the parade will have urate a state-wide sur-; attack completes the roundup of the three 20 divisions, showing mining history inaneurai xne.

iro-and the1 from the davs of Panago and men charged with the Dreher mur wildlife- quois, other than an mmmmtf. fl in charge of the checking furnish information internal 1 'OJHUUl ARE YOU SICK? Why Not Give This 5000 Year OKI Method A Trial? If vnu arc sick romp in and mnsult us on our sricntifir mphn1 nf Herb Treatmrnt thut will absolutely relieve the ronditinn ef nir ailment. If rannot help ynu. we will frankly tell you Is it nnt wrung; ynu to suffer when you ran hae a sure, pain, ess remedy an close at hanri" A disease rherked in time is half cured, times "means fatal results. So come to us today.

ltaton? entering the forest Apache prospectors to the era of huge corporations and their strip mining operations. C. M. d'Autremont. Tucson, is general chairman of the jamboree.

LAWRENCE sion, result in der here last July. Fred Ostenrieder, 21, alleged to have heen Welsh's accomplice, is in jail here awaiting trial. A third man, William E. Cooper, 22, is under sentence to in checking them out. tajtl tne kind of I i 1 xvhere, its size, Delay olten game I not be weighed at the GTc hut a card will be attached I ffSd th? hunter asked to de- weiErht and mail the! Prison.

Ostenrieder' was ar- his Mfntity when faced with rested in Eugene, Ore. fingerprint record. Brophv said Welsh was arrested BroP faid V031 V' c-t. cers told him Welsh admitted he III k.7Cl 11 A 1 11 13 1U1 VtltlflJH CIIl4 i ffiation to the game depart- in Des Moines last July, i-iMuiy irom a rn 1T-U time bomb.UISPATCrl would sink the ship. The government ordered warships and coast guard vessels to meet the Iroquois at sea.

which ought to establish once and for all whether submarine attack was contemplated. The suspicion that a bomb mav have been planted on the Iroquofs either in an English or Irish port fits in somewhat with the fact that the Germans officially warned our naval attache in Berlin. Several Rnmh nntpocro. that his fingerprints checked with 4. i 1 i i the "wanted circular" put out by oeeii in the Des Moines Police Denartment.

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M. tn 7 F. M. Sunday 10 fo noon JJltMlfl WS UU.MlfU, 1 it 1 1 I was pushed, Brophy said San Francisco police from his automobile Globe ABC Unith wounded. on told him Welsh was arrested there under the name of but ad- a downtown Des Moines street July 28.

He had been kidnaped and robbed and died in a hospital here Pmaer Boosted land have not heen the work or Irish terrorists at all, hut part of the German sabotage system. The extent to which sabotage is playing a part in the present war ran be gleaned only occasionally from dispatches telling of mysterious explosions in various belligerent countries. Not long ago, explosions in both German and British munition plants were recorded in the press and were believed to have been caused by planted bombs. The circumstances under which the German warning was given have aroused in Britain the cry that the Germans have criminal knowledge of an attack on an American vessel. But, looking at it solely from the German point of view, if they were innocent and believed the Iroquois was going: to be sunk, they would not hesitate a moment to hear the stigma of such criticism until such time as they were able to disclose fully the sources of their information.

Various theories are being circulated here to the effect that the whole thing is a hoax designed to frighten American shipping and to keep Americans from traveling on the high seas irrespective of the outcome of the embargo fight. Another theory is that an attempt is being made to cover up on the Athenia disaster. But it is significant that, while the Athenia was sunk several weeks ago, the American govern i i ment has not protested to Berlin the same day. (Exclusive Kepunnc If thp German PSpionage GLOBE. Oct.

11 Hartley Sims. discovered the plot and did not -ner and operator of radio station wish to reveal its sources of in-KWJB here, today was notified by formation, the admiraltv in Ber-thP Federal Communications Com- in would be quick to pass on the tension that the station is author-' information to the American embed to broadcast on 250 watts for bassy, if only for the reason that nfilimited time. such an explosion would be blam- An hull Koon or) a r- PrPVlOUSiy Uc: oioiiuii uu a. vjri i 1 1 i i i suiUUHline. day.

and details have not been disclosed which would make it absolutely certain that a submarine ih the damage. Affidavits have been received from persons aboard tne Athenia to the effect that they saw a submarine, hut, for some strange reason, the American government has not officially accepted that explanation as yet. Fantastic Assertion It may well be that there are facts which may bear out the theory of an internal explosion, but this would not necessarily mean that the Germans are right in their fantastic assertion that the British did it, or that the British are right in supposing that the Germans planted tne bomb. KWJB is a supplementary station -s, Look! ELECTRIC RAZORS There have been in the last few-months several bomb outrages in Great Britain in which time bombs have been planted in railway stations supposedly by Irish terrorists, but nobody here can imagine why any Irish faction would seek to injure an American passenger I While they QO. the Arizona nruauiMmK mtK't network, which includes the Arizona Republic-Electrical Equipment Company station KTAR and ration KVOA, Tucson, as primary CoTheruPPlementar' members tre ctation KUMA.

Yuma, and station KCRJ. Jerome I last sk. -m i sw Ml DANIEL'S 4A F. Wash. St.

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