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RlPUjUG PI TV 16 The Arizona Republic ri.oenix, Nov. 7, Father Of H-Bomh Algerian Rightists Ready To Revolt If De Gaulle Pushes Independence ALGIERS (UPI) French A1- speaking in the name of 1 million to feel that sentiment in the army gerian rightists yesterday hinted; Algerians of all faiths fiercely de-has altered since then and that lhv rp rpailu In ani'f nnntliprvtprminfwl tn rcmnin Fronrh tn uprising to block President French soil declares solemnly) 8rmy "ande" to go over to the settlers in case Warns On BanNcedj tttlCAGO (ITH-IV. I duani Toiler, physicist ami "lather of the! iPmh," warmd against too much delay in reaching an' Kfree with Rusmb for a ban on nuclear test blasts. month of iVI.iv without an agreement with Russia to ban t.i said, "p- th- Soviets that much more chance of i-f u-." Charles de Gaulle's plan to muke that it will oppose creation of an Algeria a near-independent repub-' Algerian republic," the statement lie. i said.

of a similar crisis. FAF Leader Georges Gassiot said if De Gaulle calls a national The settlers' new defiance of. Ltaucia iiiiill'u inu i ai' is irnuv IX; Gaulle's Algerian policy was ,0 repeat the Jan. 24 Algiers up- referendum to push through his EStf -A alii win. ui a luiiit-iruic iiciu rising, put down only artcr 22 "Aleerian Alcoria" nrmw.il by the French AlgenanFront.an;pcrsonsPw,re killed" and 170 tetedta extremist Bmup iWismB ny wounded, and after the armv deal with the Algerian Moslem a tH-s here, ver saul that iMiout a aree-rnt the "amM iVlare we wt-n't t-M in the at-nrphtre and )v that world Algeria wavered but in the end cann0, be predicted" rallied to De Gaulle.

Pierre la I Gaillarde. leader of the January authorities reacted by revolt, is on trial in Paris. panning publication of an FAF and open letter in af-Exlremist leaders are reported ternoon newspapers. v. ill farce RuMa to follow our lead." Hal the 1'imersity of California pKMcist al noted that this nation could resume testing in all areas lxnh in the atmosphere and uinlirground, if there is no way reaching a pact with the Soviet Union.

rebels. Rightist reserve officers in Oran also blasted De Gaulle. The FAF issued a statement de-nouncing De Gaulle's nationwide radio-television address Friday in which he spoke of creating an "Algerian republic with its own government, institutions, and laws" as soon as the fi-year-old rebellion tndv "The French Algerian Front. It's Time for a Change in ihe Treasurers Office 'Adenauer A-Weanon Bid Si uhled Teller also suggested that wui Id "milled an orpania-; ion that would be sort of a police torce" to keep law and order; among nations which possess; iui' weapons. Hut he didn'tl ELECT have any setup in mind for such! .11111 lb I I Gale HUDSON County Treasurer iONPli (AP) The Samiav nreamzalioii, or have nn said vesterdav Chancei- 1110,1 in- l.r Konrad Adenauer 'intends to tho 1 Na" ask Prime M.nister Harold Mac- in) ii.

i i VIOLENT QUAKE NOTED FAl.NZA. Italy (AP) The Faena Observatory reported yesterday it had recorded a "very violent" earthquake at 3:30 p.m.. S. I ST, approximately 750 miles southeast of this north Italian city. The general area would be the Mediterranean or southern Greece.

ir.il.an to supply nucle.ir weapons the Vest German arm. Teller addressed the 1 1th Coun-v Medical Society's Conference on disaster and medical care, sponsored by the Council on National Secuntv of the American i port from nn. (' lti-inhlii- I'hiiln by IUIh mniilni TRAVELS ON A SMILE-Fireman Johnny Nunez helps hoist pack of Peruvian Alex Sanchez. ho has visited thousands of fire stations during a 52.000-milc trip around the world. Sanchez says only cash he carries is a single penny which is "my symbol of having nothing to give but friendship." Yesterday Sanchez had free meal at Phoenix Tire Station No.

3. marten: P' ter Ftt-war: Maricopa County Republican Committee Chairman; Don Rts Vie Chairman: Wm. Rahnquttf Sc'Ury: Mn. Ktmp Jackman ni.ii twftit tr'i; nl i i 'i rn vatc darner given for several Assoc.at.rm Britons at Schaumberg Palau-. m.WART.

WHO said he at-, tended, reported Adenauer "talked freely for th first t.rre at the British Piipers Peruvian Hikes 52,000 Miles 'On Penny ABBiatelD s'jrt of a lightning campaign to win Britain's support for German I JCk I il 1 0 lOltUMS I dreams, inside one month." Stewart wrote that Adenauer LONDON (Ain Lord Reaver-, will approach Macmillan and at- brook's Sundav Express yesterday Hn lum- 'called humiliating Britain agree-j r1 By JACK KARIE -1 A 1 men to pt rnut a base for Ameri- Only cash Peruvian Alex Sanchez carries on his trips around the "To r.aclear weapons (Thor can submannei in Scot- world is a single penny, rockets) to the new German armv. I ntlu newsnaoers the una. it wnir "e'sPa The 26-year-old Sanchez said the penny is a symbol "that I have, v'. i. JZ inothing to give but friendship." He contends it proves a person' the com- doesn't have to have money to make friends.

I monwealth bv ioining is 1 II "If we are to keep any vestipej we are to Keep any vesupe i.hh li-jiiNe, Th(h s.in SPHQENIr5 imperial preference. rf national pride the cabinet must rrne at i ima trin so that he can en hack and To -o f. brink of a third renounce the agreement before a isaid he.s m0M lh'an 52.." tcach the ynuth of his countn. world war our P.erhn and Ger-. I mnes since ne lert nis nome how to understand peoples of 'consenative said.

Express April 15. rr.an's longing ir the lost terri other lands. 1 KTT JW Iff tories which were or.ce in trus- "Britain's leaders have not only He's got letters and newspaper) sia." ceded the base to America. They to prove he has visited' "And 1 think 1 m'Sht a 'have surrendered any right to asklall over Europe, the length and book which I'll title. 'How To Go nl OIIICIJIS xi 1 j.i.

IV BONN, gou rn Take the direct route to quality wnai use ii win i- wm iu. 1 nev Dreanin in Airita. veiy i-uuniry Around tne wor Un A 1'ennv. complete tailed the dispatch nonsense." may not even be allowed to know in North and South America, and where the submarines will oner- a few islands. i 11 a'' persons in all the; Adenauer was quoted by Stew- ate." Hjs sccrpt fflP MnR t0 lands were like firemen." San-j art assaying: A w.inn bv a L- Poians-'alonP wthout moncy is that he's chez contends.

"We could forget; Oetside G-rmanv in Britain armed the' Express'3 volunteer fireman back homeJabout wars and other world trou-' vou have no idea how hard and said, "could involve Britain in the' ZL7 u.l dangerous the cold war has be-1 responsibility for war." I can do a little to Mavne hitchhikes from place to place. cdme. 1 make some of my countrymen But the Sundav Times and the "Firemen are the same all ovcrjrealize what real friendship t- 1 1 I reULIUI UlllllUliy IS IIIC nhcervnr ii.l Dnliric .1 qc ihn cniH TKnu hl-a'nngne 1 fmm aunof the Russians because they nnxA -rh ic 1 uaraniee me wesi naa 01 "uiu" j. i Deiicve wiai 11 uermanv iaiis inio1 I their hands so would the rest of keeping the uneasy peace with the; aancnez suiu nc j)iaii in fLiiu East. Christmas at home before heading for Australia, Japan, and other countries of the East.

Yesterday the yuong hitchhiker til Remember, you can process color film only once! RE-ELECT A WINNER C. L. SPARKS DEMOCRAT FOR Maricopa County Assessor Honest Fearless Efficient "THE MAN YOU KNOW YOU CAN TRUST!" dropped his pack at Fire Station No. 3. l.lth Avenue and Polk, where he promptly was invited to dinner.

Firemen there got a big kick out of seeing hundreds of firemen's badges which Sanchez has collected on his travels. The hitchhiking bachelor spun yarns about fire departments of 31 countries. He told of getting along in foreign countries with the five languages he speaks fluently. Sanchez said he's making the Send it to Technicolor for 24-hour service by rtlvmrnt GVtAfmtD I Home of I I'lll. MlilDHlC Aeit; Moisturizing Colonaid Stops CONSTIPATION DUE TO DEHYDRATION without gag, bloat or gripe Broadcaster Urge Castro Regime Enl SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) The Hollywood experts.

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Prohibiting discrimination because of race or color in public employment by any organiiation operating under a public contract. nn nn ro) rF) vv IS C3 uvu yj 3. Allocation of sufficient appropriations to provide for the construction of much needed dormitories of the universititi and college of the state. 4. Permitting Mvieopa County to cooperate with the United States government for the con.

struction of flood control wotls. 5. Increasing the pensions and disability allowances of retired teachers. 4. Permitting registration cf qualified electors at any time and piece within this county.

7. Establishment of an apprenticeship council. 8. A subitantia! increase in school appropriations for students in average daily attendance. V.

An effective plan for the care and treatment of persons having communicable or contagious tuberculosis. 10. Penalties tor the unlawful use of nareotics. I I. Establishment of a stae board of dispensing opticians.

12. Placing civil liability on parents tor the vandalism of their minor children, 13. Creation of a state planninq and buildlnq commission. 14. Increasing amount of financial assistance to dependent children.

15. Providing for deposit of public funds and payment of interest thereon, 16. Prescribing penalties for issuance of bogus checks. 17. Creating a slate meat inspection itrvice and regulating the s'eughler of animals and the sale of meat.

18. Enactment of a modern and up-to-date Arizona Revised Statutes. 19. Increasing stato financial aid to junior colleges. 20.

Legislation promoting the education of blind and deaf students. 21. Providing for the licensing and inspection of children's camps. 22. Establishing a state parks board.

23. Construction of a stadium at Ariiona State University, 24. Providing a 5-day wek for state and county employees. 25. Creating a junior college survey committee to survey junior college requirements.

26. Establishing an Ariiona state athletic commission and regulating boxing and wrestling matches. YOUNG ARIZONANS FOR HALDIMAN (Signed) J. N. Trimble, Chairmen Ed Worsley Reed W.

Blake Judge Murry has served on the l)ench of every Arizona county, upon invitation by fellow judges. He knows Arizona's judicial problems first hand. Judge Murry has sjient 20 years in Tublie life as Clifton and Duncan City Attorney, Greenlee County Attorney, and for the last 10 years as Greenlee County Superior Court JAdge. Judge, Murry is President of the Arizona Judges Association. He has served assignments on the Arizona Supreme Court, and is respected In the entire state for his ability and wisdom.

Judge Murry established Greenlee County's first juvenile and probation departments, scoring notable achievements in these fields. Judge Murry is a devoted family man, with three fine daughters. Judge Murry is Past Exalted Kuler, Clifton Elks; Member Independent Order Odd Fellows; Past President, Clif ton-Morencl Rotary Club. AfflZOMA SUPREME C011T.

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