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REPUBLIC BULLDOG Campers Mountain Bound The A RIZOMA REPUBLIC Page 11 THS STATE'S GREATEST NSWSf APEX Saturday, July 10, 1948 r4 f-J. A fV 'A Ex-Convict Admits Knife Slaying Of Girl Coolidge Broadcast To Begin August 1 COOLIDGE, July 9 (AP The new Coolidge radio station, KCKY, will begin broadcasting August 1, Bill Parady, manager, announced today. A downtown building is being remodeled to house the broadcasting studio and a theater. Parady has been associated with station KGLU in Safford, operated by the Gila Broadcasting Company, which is establishing the station here. count.

He served slightly more than seven years and was released last December with time off for good behavior. The murders were strangely similar both girls were 11, both were riding bicycles before being attacked, both were cut to death with a knife, and both were in or near wooded areas or parks. WASHINGTON, July 9 (AP) Police said today a Negro janitor is being held in Baltimore for the knife slaying of two 11-year old girls and the rape-robbery of a 38-year-old housewife. Robert J. Barrett, police superintendent, said Eugene H.

James, 31. an ex-convict, has confessed that he slashed the throat of Carol Bardwell in Rock Creek Park here June 27. Police said at the time the girl had been raped. Baltimore police, who arrested James 12 hours after Marsha Brill was stabbed to death July 6, have charged him with that murder and a grand jury promptly indicted him. James also is charged with raping and robbing a Baltimore housewife three weeks ago.

Records show that James was convicted on five knife assaults on women and girls in 1940 and was sentenced to two years in prison on each Arabs Claim 325 Dead In NewFighting CAIRO, July 9 (AP) Arabs reported tonight they had killed 325 Jewish fighters during the first day of renewed Palestine warfare even as the United Nations mediator was pleading for a new 10-day truce. Count Folke Bernadotte, the mediator, said in Rhodes after a meeting with King Abdullah In Amman, Trans-Jordan, that he had asked both sides to stop fighting for 10 days, beginning at 5 a. (Phoenix time) tomorrow. THE SWEDISH count's appeal was made on an urgent basis but neither the Arabs nor the Jews showed any signs of agreeing. An Israeli spokesman said in Tel Aviv no action would be taken tonight because of the Jewish sabbath.

Bernadotte will fly tomorrow to Lake Success to place the whole situation before the United Nations Security Council. The Egyptian defense ministry Issued a communique here tonight saying 325 Zionist soldiers had been killed in military operations undertaken by the Egyptian army, Saudi Arabian troops and Sudanese volunteers. The time the operations started was not given. The old truce expired at 11 p. m.

(Phoenix time) Thursday. The statement issued Rock Creek Park he drew a knife and slashed her twice. The statement did not mention but it said James told police he had "sexual gratification" when he slashed her. It went on to say that 'James hid in the woods for a time after the killing, then returned Baltimore. The slaying, 10 days later, happened in much the same manner.

Marsha Brill was riding with two playmates near a park when a Negro appeared. The girl jumped from her bike and fled into the woods, the man in pursuit. She reappeared a few minutes later, bleeding from a deep gash in her lower chest. She died in an ambulance en route to a hospital. Barrett here quoted James telling police that when saw Carol BardweU riding her bike in a wooded section of Ia4 jS ft Willcox Boy Killed In Part-Filled Pool WILLCOX, July 9 (AP) Norman Michae Steppe, 3 years old, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence O. jKs Steppe, died from injuries late Electric Power Use Hits Peak In Tucson TUCSON, July 9 (AP) The Tucson Gas, Electric Light and Power Company reported consumption of electric power in Tucson hit an all-time peak July 7. On that date the utility distributed 35,500 kilowatts, which was 6,500 greater than the 1947 peak. Four temporary diesel generators supplied additional power.

m. i j3jM 1 1 i i impiji. ii presents a new FRIEDMAN'S proudly Helbros this afternoon received when he dived into a partially drained swimming pool. Norman was playing with some other children on a nearby lawn when he broke away and entered the pool. Suffering a head wound he failed to respond to artificial respiration and died at 6:30 p.

m. The boy's father edits the Arizona Range News. It Lt. m- yt ARMORED WATCH for Active Ken Former Official Dies In Tucson TUCSON, July 9 (AP) Wallace Sims Bransford, former Pima county treasurer and auditor for the Arizona Industrial Commission, died suddenly this afternoon. He was 53.

Bransford was stricken at his desk in the commission office. Born in Lonoke, December 6, 1894, Bransford came to Tucson in 1918. He served many years in the county treasurer's office, rising to chief clerk. He was treasurer from 1930 to 1934 and again from 1939 to 1943. During the interim he was chief deputy.

Bransford was a past exalted ruler of the Tucson lodge No. 385. Elks; a former vice-president of the Tucson Junior Chamber of Commerce; a past monarch of Grotto-Alton Kol; and a member of the Masonic, Royal Arch Mason and Scottish Rite lodges. Surviving are his wife and a daughter. Ready for a two-day camping trip to Mingus mountain after heaving last of the equipment aboard a truck yesterday are, left to right, Mike Tiffany.

Bob Hoag, Joe Muzzy, John Krause, Herb Tiffany, John Chogiull, Hugh Blue and Roderick MrDougall. Making the trip as athletic directors are Rayburn and Ronald Dezember and Dick Norton, standing in rear. (Republic Staff Photo.) Nogales Imports Top 1947 By $3,000,000 NOGALES, July 9 (AP) Imports through Nogales in the 1947-48 fiscal year increased nearly $3,000,000 over the previous year, Craig Pottinger, U. S. collector of customs, reported today.

The total last year was $40,156,939. Exports were valued at $33,714,319. ATTACKS WERE launched, the communique said, on points occu-1 pied by the Jews during the truce period on the Southern Palestine front. These points were recap- tured, the communique said. It i added that Egyptian planes raided Aqir Airport and Tel Aviv harbor.

Former Douglasite Succumbs On Coast DOUGLAS, July 9 (AP) Word has been received here of the death of James F. Conley, a Douglas resident for many years, in Berkeley, Calif. A native of California, Mr. Con-ley came here in 1918 and was burner foreman at the acid, plant of the Phelps Dodge smelter until 1945, when he retired. He then returned to California He was a member of the Roman Catholic Church and the Elks lodge.

Surviving are his wife; one son, William Conley of Warren; one daughter, one granddaughter and two great-granddaughters. HOUSE TRAILER ELECTRIC BRAKES In tall rd and Serviced AUTO SAFETY HOUSE Brake and Steertnc Specialist 138 West Jefferson Phone 3-8S54 Freighter To Make Annual Arctic Trip SEATTLE, July 9 (AP) Natives of a land above the Arctic Circle will soon welcome an event to compare with Christmas. It's the once-a-year arrival of a freighter in the Kotzebue sound area, the northernmost point to be visited by a commercial ship under the American flag. The freighter Terminal Knot was loading here today for the northern trip, taking on food, government freight, fuel oil, coal and other supplies. LAST FEW DAYS of our ANNIVERSARY SALE Aqir is 15 miles southeast of Tel Aviv.

Other developments of the day Included: 1 Bombs dropped from a Spit-fire on the Israeli capital of Tel Aviv killed two and wounded 10 or more persons. Haifa had its first air raid alarm since World War II but no bombs were reported. Jewish mortars opened up on the Arab-held old city of Jerusalem. The heavy guns of the Arab Legion of King Abdullah withheld their answering fire while Legionnaires deployed toward the Jewish-held modern section of the Holy City. In Washington, George C.

Marshall, secretary of state, indicated the United States government blames the Arabs for renewing the fighting. But Marshall left to the security council any finding of guilt. He also ruled out for the present any idea the U. S. now might lift its embargo on shipping arms as a means of helping Israel.

A The United Nations fleet of three American destroyers, the U. S. aircraft carrier Palau, EI Paso Firm Seeks To Hike Bay Area Gas Republic's Washington Bureau 1397 National Press Building WASHINGTON, July 0 The El Paso Natural Gas Company, now engaged in the delivery of natural as to Southern California, and applicant for permission to build new facilities serving the San Francisco Bay area by pipeline across Arizona from New Mexico, tonight advised the Federal Power Commission it was amending its San Francisco application to provide for the delivery there of cubic feet of gas daily. The amended application fixes the probable cost of new facilities at $46,506,059. It involves two separate projects.

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New Contract The Retail Clerks International Association, an American Federation of Labor union, yesterday announced plans for negotiating a new wage and hours agreement with Phoenix retail grocery stores beginning July 19. The union represents more than 400 employees in 161 stores and food markets. Clarence C. Beddome, union business representative, said members have Wen discussing requests for wage raises based either on a 40- or 44-hour week, and two added For Sunday Shoppers Open 10:30 A. M.

to 4 P. M. Re-Election Sought line Company development, which and U. S. naval vessel Marquette, and the French warship Elan sailed from Haifa with members of the U.

N. truce commission staff on board. Only 40 members of the U. N. team which once totaled at least 200 remained, most of them on Mount Scopus in plans a pipeline terminating in By Pinal Assessor COOLIDGE, July 9 (AP) Wyley Parsons, Pinal county assessor, announced today he will be a candidate for the Democratic renomination to the office.

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The second project proposes the pay classifications for head clerks development of an additional cubic feet of gas daily from The British foreign office dis- Phone 4-6551 3734 East Van Buren closed in London that Britain had appealed to the Arab coun the Permian basin by January 1, 1953. The first group of facilities proposes a 95-mile line from Upton county, Texas, to the El Paso's company's keystone compressor tries twice in the last 24 hours to extend the four-weeks truce. and produce counter men. The union also may ask for premium pay for work after 6 p. m.

The executive board and the contract committee of the union will meet tomorrow morning to draw up recommendations for the membership. A special meeting of the members will be held at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the AFL building. Third avenue and Washington street, to vote on the recommendations.

The contract with the grocers station, and a paralleling line along A spokesman for the ministry of national defense of Egypt Call 4-5628 the present El Paso right of way said there lS no doubt the Egyp across New Mexico and Arizona to Needles, with 191 miles of tian army had resumed fighting this morning on the southern WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY! Position open for specialty salesman to sell Mills Ice Cream Freezers in state of Arizona. Refrigeration experience helpful, but not necessary. Address all communications to P. O. Box 511.

front of Palestine. looping facilities. This line would be of 26 and 30-inch diameter, with necessary pumping, dehydration, expires August 1. Apprentice gro and compressor facilities. 7 Strong Syrian concentrations of men anft armor reported by the Jews in the Lake Hula area north of the Sea of Galilee.

The Jews said they ex cery clerks now receive $42 a week and journeymen a minimum of $52. The second project includes no Arizona construction, except possible additional compressor power, It involves 56 miles of additional pected a major attack. COUNT BERNADOTTE'S sur 30-inch looping in Texas. State To Send Three To Auto Safety Class prise visit to King Abdullah lasted The company said the program an hour. would take gas which now is vented Arizona will have three safety into the air from the Permian officials in attendance when Foreign diplomats in Amman said the king and the count dis basin to San Francisco and sur special school on traffic safety for rounding areas, but that it would public officials is opened at North cussed the "fundamentals of permanent Palestine solution." western University in Evanston, do no more than supplement de cliniftg supplies now available.

It was assumed there that this 111., Monday, it was announced yes terday. meant they talked about Berna dotte's original plan for peace. The Maricopa county board of Homes Offered This plan would extend Abdullah's borders to the Arab-held sections SINKS BASES WALL CABINETS FREE ESTIMATES LEAVE US YOUR BLUE PRINTS supervisors has authorized Shamus O'Brien, county safety engineer, to take the two-weeks course. He will leave by plane Sunday. The safety division of the state highway department is sending Andrew Case, state director of driver training, and Glen Dowdy, photographer.

PRODUCTS 25 THE WINDOW BLOWER SENSATION Don't Buy Your Furniture Until You Get Our Low Prices U-20 WORLD'S STANDARD FOR QUALITY and VALUE MID-SEASON SPECIAL: of Palestine. The Jewish and Arab states formed in the old Palestine mandate would be bound in an economic union with a common council governing it. From Amman. Bernadotte flew to Haifa. He picked up Dr.

Ralph Bunche, his chief U. N. aid, and flew on to Rhodes. In Rhodes, the mediator said he had made one more appeal to the Jews and Arabs to stop fighting, at least for 10 days, and he now would go to Lake Success. He said he was keenly disappointed that his proposal to extend the truce was not accepted by the Arabs earlier this week.

MP foi Mill Employees McNARY, July 9 (AP) Southwest Lumber Mills, workers will have the help of their employer in financing and building their own homes. "Employees who desire to own their own homes will be assisted in achieving their ambition," said James G. McNary, company president. "Southwest has worked out a plan whereby the workers will be able to finance their own homes under a plan similar to the FHA plan." Three homes already are being built under the program at the new town of Maverick being established by the company. Workers at the McNary miils will be encouraged to build their homes at the near-by communities of Pinetop and Lakeside.

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Welch, 79 East Vernon avenue, a chiropractor, yesterday reported to police that a thief took $120 worth of equipment from her home and business office. Fight On Forest Blaze Continued (Exclusive Republic Dispatch) PAYSON, July 9 Reported new outbreak of the forest fire on Mazatzal Peak, 15 miles Southwest of here, is just back-burning started by fire fighters and natural fingering out of the blaze, the U. S. Forest Service reported today. A Civil Air Patrol airplane made a survey of the burning area and more than 20 separate fires were observed.

The forest service still maintains fire lines on both the north and south side of the chasm cut mountain, but no great additional damage is expected unless strong winds arise. The CAP is on a standby basis to parachute supplies to the THE CONSOLE SELF CONTAINED DUCTLESS "COOLER-OF-THE-YEAR" INSURANCE GROUP CONTRACTORS' NOTE: Various Size Furnaces at Pre-Season Prices Effective to September 1. MM 12SCU2CJ jplv UNIQUE GOWN SHOPPE PHONE 4-5628 1755 S. CENTRAL Bisbee Considers Sun Lamps Indoors BISBEE, July 9 (AP) Bisbee, where the thermometer today registered 122 degrees (on the pavement of Brewery Gulch) and where there has been no measurable precipitation since January, is considering installation of sun lamps at the Bisbee Recreational Center swimming pool. Take it easy the swimming pool SAVE MONEY on AUTOMOBILE TRUCK INSURANCE Stoa4ar4 Farai MM-AiHutUt PaHcy A.

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