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REPUBLIC CITY Taft Says GOP Only Hope For Guns And Gas RoutPeron's Ballot Foes BUENOS AIRES, Nov. 9 (AP) THE STATE'S GREATEST NEWSPAPER Saturday, November 10, 1951 00 Page 15 Honest Regime Two Hours To Europe Junior Rodeo KANSAS CITY, Nov. 9 (UP) Sen. Robert A. Taft, in a fighting Grand Jury Lacks Quota Sheriffs deputies Fridav hp can Argentina's presidential election campaigning came to a climax with political speech Friday night said that only the Republican party can a blaze of gunfire and brickbat Guided Missiles Described As Express Ships Of Future restore the principles of common throwing here Friday.

O-a Jz-rM t. honesty to Washington. searching for 10 prospective grand Speaking at a Republican ban jurors. There were general predictions that President Juan D. Peron will win a new six-year term in the SAN ANTONIO, Nov.

9 (AP)- The 10, not found by process Our guided missiles are going to become ocean-hopping passenger election Sunday, but the opposition servers the first time around. ar quet in President Truman's home territory, the announced candidate for the Republican presidential nomination said that one of the main issues would be the battle of needed by Superior Judge Charles did not give up hope. ships. They will be the express uernstem to complete a 21-member grand jury to look into The violence occurred at a Party rally in Constitution Plaza ships of the air, and bring America and Europe within one or two liberty against socialism. city and county affairs.

during a' speech by Presidential hours flight. Queen Contest Planned Today Thirteen beauties, junior grade, will compete at the Fox Theater at 9 p.m. Saturday for queen of the 1951 World's Championship Junior Rodeo. Diane Choisser, queen of last year's rodeo, will present the crown to the new queen, who will selected from girls representing 13 Valley elementary schools. She will reign over the rodeo Nov.

17 and 18. Contestants for the crown and the schools represented: Silvia Corrales, Murphy; Gay "ONLY the Republican party Names of 42 prospective iurors This prediction was in a sum mary of the probabilities of man's can protect the interest of the citizens," he said. Candidate Rtcardo Balbm. Six persons were wounded and 10 bruised. Police broke up the have been drawn.

Of the 32 contacted, 14 have been excused from service because of old ase. medical. flight into interplanetary space Citizens, generally, have 'been given at the closing session Friday demonstration with tear gas. shocked by the state of po and professional reasons. fitted with wings suitable for gliding and landing.

This will be the express ship. It will rise with rocket power, perhaps to 20 miles altitude. There it will turn its nose toward a distant continent, shut off the power and glide the rest of the way at supersonic speeds. The glide will carry thousands of miles. Dr.

Haber named this ship the iono-cruiser. He said the V-2 type of rocket, that bombarded London and that rises higher than one hundred miles, can eventually carry men with safety. THE PRESENT V-2 has a thrust the rocket word for horsepower of 20 tons. Dr. Haber said that plans already are made for raising this power to 200 tons.

That power will permit us to Peron's ailing blonde wife, Eva, litical the Ohio senator Some of the other 18 mav be dis added. of the U.S. Air Force symposium on physics and medicine of the upper atmosphere. Dr. Heinz Haber of the school of aviation medicine gave the report.

recovering in a hospital from major sureery of undisclosed nature qualified by the judge. Taft lashed at the "influence ped Another 21 names mav he drown Tuesday, was still a potent factor Saturday, Judge Bernstein said," if In the campaign wmdup. HE SAID the United States pro dlers and five percenters," drawing ovation at each mention of such things as the Kansas" City ballot burglary, Washington's mink coat tne j.u missing jurors aren located, disqualified or excused. gram of guided missile research and development1 is extensive. A message she started preparing before entering the hospital was scheduled for a national broadcast Turner, Roosevelt Third Street; Norma Andrus, Tempe; Francyne.

Some day these missiles will be Children Entertained Zes gest laugh attractions, took time out Friday from his daily antics at the fairground to help put big smiles on the faces- of patients at Arizona Convalescent Home for Crippled Children. He's shown doing a disappearing glasses act for the youngsters while they soak'up healing sunshine on the hospital's patio. (Republic Staff Photo) case, and that "John Maragon is in jail, but Harry Vaughn is still Thursday night. No opposition speakers have been allowed time in the White House." After an interview on a local Krai, Lavine; Louise Corley, Avon-dale; Carol Garvin, Isaac; Gail Fritz, Wilson; Helen Burns, Skiff; Marie Gassier, Creighton; Dennise Indian Service Doctor Killed WICHITA FALLS, Texas, Nov. 9 (UP) Dr.

Daniel W. Gun- 46. en radio broadcast, Taft left with his shoot artificial satellites small, party by train for Perry, Okla. metallic, "pencil-shaped moons out Earlier, he said the threat we into space. These satellites will route to Winslow, to assume face from boviet Russia "may go on forever" and the United States a new post with the U.S.

India Rowlands, Cartwright. Monica Heidecker, Encanto; Dorothy Allison, Osborn; Betty Sue Bohall, Riverside; Matilda Mendez, Tolleson No. Robby Green. Tol-leson No. Wanda Lane, Roosevelt School; Geere Rooks, Buckeye; and Joyce Slaughter, Dysart.

Service on the Navajo reservation, must learn to live with that men on the nation's radio network. Mrs. Peron had thought of -running for vice-president. But she rejected the party nomination with a tearful burst of emotion after being opposed by the military and others. Eight parties are in the running, but the real election contest is between Peron and Balbin, his severest critic The Radicals said if the election is as honest as Peron has promised, they have an outside chance to win.

circle the earth, in orbits the same as heavenly bodies. The satellites will continue circling forever, without using power, unless we want them returned. These first satellites will he able to carry only ace "wKhin its means." was hilled Friday in a freak accident near here. TAFT, at present the only avowed The accident occurred after a Over The Nation-' Round The World candidate fpr the Republican presi car towing another vehicle stopped scientific instruments. dential nomination, attacked ad The instruments will send many suddenly.

The automobile being towed jackknifed into the path of Gunn's vehicle. kinds of useful information back ministration spending "for spend-ing's sake," branded "Pendergast-ism" in Washington, and said the administration is attempting "to to earth by radio. After their radio Gunn's wife and two-year old power goes dead. Dr. Haber said.

Orville Hendrickson, 9, 1 nee and his Sister, Ruth, 8, daughteV were hospitalized, al they will be guided by remote con give us Great Britain's socialism." Warren To Tell If He'll Run SACRAMENTO', Nov. 9 (AP) California's Republican Governor Warren said Friday he will announce next week if he will seek his party's nomination for the U. S. Presidency. His friends in Sacramento think he'will say yes.

Warren has indicated previously he would not anounce his decision until next year. But he said a letter from leading California Republicans urging him to run convinced him he should act sooner. "This request came suddenly," the Republican party's 194S vice presidential nominee said, "and I do not believe that it calls for a hasty answer." But the letter, he said at a press conference, "calls for an answer an unequivocal one." That answer will come in Sacramento, he said, before he goes to San Diego next Friday to address a meeting of the State Republican Central Committee. though their injuries were not missing since Wednesday, were found Friday "keeping house" in trol back to earth to avoid cluttering space with useless satellites. critical.

The Ohioan spread his remarks through a series of whirlwind an old automobile. After that he said the goal will nn r. Two boys on the way OK tQ schooi in Northern Japan met a big bear. They stretched prone and played dead. The bear shuffled past without harming them.

But news of the bear spread fast. Thirty-three other children did 't show up at school. speeches, press conferences and re Patrolman Arthur Anderson of this Utah community said the chil ceptions as many Kansas City Republicans warmed to his campaign be. a satellite carrying men. We need not wait for atomic power.

Present fuels could successfully launch this first manned moonlet. Smaller Defense Plan In Prospect WASHINGTON, Nov. 9 CAP) A scaling down of Western Europe's master defense plan is in prospect, administration officials reported Friday. They- said economic problems facing the North Atlantic treaty nations made it highly doubtful that they would be able to reach the target of 90 divisions, fully equipped, by the middle of 1954. With adequate air and naval support, military planners figure an international army of 90 di- c-iy-v- r.

1 1 nna Ni-ltH ortv full. dren's only food in nearly two days and brdke out Taft buttons for the Three Hurt In Accidents Three men were injured, two critically in traffic accidents Friday. Two Peoria men, Horace Melton, 60, and Hiram Rogers, 68, were hurt critically when a car driven by Melton was struck by a Santa Fe train a mile east of Peoria consisted of ears of corn, taken from a nearby garden. first time. The car in which the children London Austerity hit one of Britain's most cher NEWSBOY HURT Roger Dezember, 15, a Republic Glut Hits Lumber Deputies Say Pair Cashed Bad Check Two 37-year-old men were jailed Friday night by sheriff's deputies who said the pair cashed a bad check at the Crown Drug Store at 1838 Grand Avenue.

Deputies Robert Collins and Ralph Edmonson said they arrested the two men after an employe of the store became suspicious when they attempted to cash a second check. slept two nights was parked behind a garage here. The children were hungry and cold but otherwise in good condition. Mart; Jobs End REDDING, Nov. 9 (AP) newspaperboy, was given emergency treatment at Good Samaritan Hospital and released after he was struck by a car while riding his bicycle near 16th Street and Osborn Friday night.

His injuries were not serious. ished institutions the inaugural of the City of London's lord mayor. Increasing costs and a reluctance to disrupt the life of the city restricted the parade to a length of 900 yards taking only 15 minutes to pass a fixed point. Hundreds of lumber workers in this Northern, California region The mystery of how iconic more than 200 dead wal about 8:15 a.m. Highway Patrolman Neal Pe are being laid off because of a glutted market.

scale invasion ol Western Europe. ruses happened to float ashore on the northeastern beaches of St, nell said C. W. Smith, 1533 W. Clarendon, the engineer, said the train was travelling about 40 miles Lawrence Island in the Bering iea prompted lengthy but inconclusive an hour when it struck the car at (n)W speculation along Nomes waterfront Main Street.

Reports from St Lawrence Island, west of" Nome, told of the dead walruses drifting in on the prevailing currents from Siberia recently, Nome's newspaper, The Nugget, reported. mm yp to a grade crossing. MELTON RECEIVED head in-'Mi'tee and broken' bones in both arms and legs. Rogers, a passenger in the car, suffered possible internal injuries. Both were at Memorial Hospital.

In the second accident, Lars N. Wahlstrom, 3205 W. Polk, received possible internal injuries in a collision of his car and one driven by Raymond Dean West, 2029 N. 22nd St. The accident was at 18th Street and E.

McDowell. Wahlstrom was in fair condition at Memorial Hospital. .1 Taxicab driver "0u1 William J. Bar May bour, 28, ran 10 stop signals and defied a police red light but the stork still won. When he arrived at Maywood Hospital in this California town with Mrs.

Opal Maddux in the back seat and was told her baby had been born a few minutes and a few miles away, Barbour fainted. The baby was a girl, 6 pounds, 12 ounces, and is doing fine. Barbour DURING COLEMAN GREAT FALL ROUND-UP OF OLD, FUEL-CONSUMING, HEATING EQUIPMENT Blast Burns Girl, In ur es Mother WADDELL, Nov. 9 (Special) A 13-year-old girl was critically burned Friday night and her mother seriously hurt when a kerosene stove exploded at their home here. The girl is Isabelle Ochoa.

Her State Highway Contracts Let The Arizona Highway Commission Friday awarded seven contracts for more than 51 million and delayed action on an eighth for further discussion Saturday. Snagged in commission discussion was reconstruction of 1 miles of the narrow and precipitous but scenic highway 77 near the town of Christmas through the Gila River Canyon. The commission delayed action on the job to determine if enough money is available to meet the $190,326 bid of the Fisher Construction lowest submitted. FOLLOWING a brief session Saturday morning, the commission will visit the new Beardsley truck weight station. Contracts awarded: To H.

L. Royden on a low bid of 5333,348.40 a contract to recon-stsucfc 2.8 miles of highway 66 west of Holbrook. To Reliance Truck Co. and A. L.

Snuffer on a low bid of a contract to reconstruct 51 miles of the Bisbee-Hereford highway. To Daley Construction Co. on a low bid of $40,029.70 a contract to build a new bridge across Grand Canal in Phoenix. TO THE Phoenix-Tempe Stone Co. on a low bid of $358,120, a contract for resloping, "reshaping and surfacing 18 miles of the King-man-Topock highway.

To D. A. Flickinger of Phoenix on a low bid of $211,172, a contract for reconstruction of 3 miles of the Safford-State Line section of highway 70 beginning at Duncan. To the Arizona Refining Co. on a low bid of $18,287, a contract for furnishing 139000 gallons of liquid asphalt for use on the Cor-onado Trail north of Clifton.

To the Arizona Wholesale Supply Co. on a low bid of $4,632.97, a contract for furnishing lighting fixtures for highway department offices. mother, Mrs. Antonia Ochoa, 52, was reported in fair condition at county hospital. Efli Yy.c is recovering nicely, too.

Omnlin George R. Leapley, 57, VJUiaiia had 30-day jail accommodations Friday because of an obliging police judge. Sentenced to 10 days on a car prowling charge, Leapley pleaded with Judge Lester Palmer to "make it 30 days because it's cold outside and my pension check won't come until Dec. 1." The judge granted his wish. At: 1 1 1 Wives of two 31lddletOn candidates defeated in Tuesday's elections in this New York town ran an advertisement thanking voters who supported "the husbands' opponents.

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