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Potatoes, originally natives of ENTERTAINER FAKE BOMB ALARM CHURCHILL MAY Chile, still crow wild in that! Jrtznna uatm sriar JB Young Japanese Leftists Public Records CALLS OUT POLICE country. Tuesday, November 13, 1951 Tucson, Ariz. ASK 'A-SEI CITY COURT Magistrate Paul J. Cella, Presiding Drunk: Manuel Mungia, Juan Zepeda, NEW YORK, Nov. 12.

(Latest in the city's series of fake bomb scares brought police todav to the Joseph Hill. Fernando Pablo, Susie Orosco. Elizabeth Mary. Dorothy Lopez. Virginia Tapia, Mary Fuentes, John Barcelo.

Do All Signs Point to Wide Range of Subjects at January Parley Heckle Emperor Hirohito TOKYO, Nov. 12. (JP) Three thousand leftist Japanese students heckled Hirohito and sang the Communist anthem to him today in a disorderly demonstration that was unprecedented in Japan's modern history. Officials and members of the older generation generally were mingo Alvarez, John D. Graham, Ramon Trine.

Edward L. Glasgow, Phillip Ojeda. Joe Valesco, Asurio C. Reyes, Jerome De-voque, Francisco Antone, Guadalupe An-tone, Guadalupe Aguayo, Frank Federico, 11 fnV --rxurhi Joe Matus, Jose Miranda, Joe Edwards. Joe Martinez.

Luis Flores. Lopez Bautista, Dave .1 tmZM shocked at the disrespect shown at the disrespect Garcia, Salvadore Chico. Louis Lopez. Al LONDON, Nov. 12.

Prime Minister Churchill indicated today' by his choice of three ministers as trareling companions that he building in Harlem where the Communist party maintains national headquarters. The building telephone operator said a caller's voice warned: "A time bomb has been planted in the building. It's going off at 4:30 p.m." She described the voice as that of a young man. Twenty-five police searched the building and found no bomb. In recent weeks police have been kept busy investigating similar hoaxes at railroad stations, theaters, churches and other buildings.

i-l'Xh i fred Ovida. Joe Garcia. Luciano Ortega. Ramon Ruelas. Pablo -Lopez, Manuel Var the ruler who still is considered divine by many of his subjects.

The incident, of possibly historic mm i jr gas. Foribio O. Gomez, Joe Bautist, Juan Lopez, Burt Chico, $10 or 10 days; Jack BRICKER LASHES COVENANT PLAN THROUGH Meek, George Franklin, Edward D. Perkins, wants to talk about atomic secrets, Britain's feeble economy and a meeting with Stalin when he visits President Truman early in Jan significance, occurred at Kyoto, ancient seat of Japanese culture and government, while Hirohito I was on a state tour. MULTIPLE Pablo Mungia, Juan Robles, Jose Johnson.

Clement DePablo, Antonio Rivera. Alden McClure, Louis Verdugo. Auturo Borquez, Larry Collins. Andrew Rios. Boyd Harvey, Abram Pablo, Stanley Stevens.

Albert Torro, Joe Martinez, Alberto Fuentes, John Garcia. 10 bond. uary. I Awide range of Anglo-American 'Ohio Republican Asserts foreign policies and western stra- TT Human Rights Project The emperor was being greeted bv the Kyoto University president, Shunjiro Hattori, when the students surrounded the Imperial Drunk-escape: Manual Antone. Manuel Kisto, Henry Manuel, $20 or 20 days.

Possession and control of a vehicle while LISTING SERVICE under the Influence of alcohol, destroying city property: James D. McKenna, $100 and 30 days. ROMA DK. GIOVANNI Would Imperil U.S. NEW YORK.

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and Mrs. John 'KTnT-iim OQft TtJm Alameda street, a danphtr nn erties." "Basic rights of the American people would be sacrificed," he said, "to achieve an international bill of rights which debases the standard of freedom fashioned by Nov. 12. at St. Mary's hospital.

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and Mrs. Richard Rrnrir nt? Sm.th pocket, will headline eight acts from Hollywood being brought to Tucson by Friedman-Paul Post No. 201, Jewish War Veterans. The show, which includes a 22 piece orchestra, will go on stage Winmore avenue, a daughter at u-ia Emperor Retires Two hundred police shoved the milling students back, and the emperor retired into a campus building, where he stayed more than an hour. There were no injuries reported and no threats were made against Hirohito directly by the college boys, but the newspaper Yomiuri reported they shattered windows of some of the police cars.

Only last week, on the Nov. 7 anniversary of the Russian revolution, the students damaged the automobile of Ruth Floyd, an American missionary, and stoned the home of Chozaburo Misutani, Socialist member of the diet (parliament). Before the emperor arrived at the university the students framed a five-point questionnaire which they asked President Hattori to submit to the monarch. Question Refused Kyodo news agency said one of the questions was: "Will you, as emperor of Japan, Nov. 11, at Tucson Medical Center.

Mr. and Mrs. Andres Flores. 881 Wt partnership in atomic development. He is reported to have ordered Cherwell to test Britain's first bomb within six months- if passible in order to restore sinking British prestige among many 19th street, a son at 3 09 m.

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Nov. 12, at Davis-Monthan AFB hospital. In the past month alone $597,825 in Tucson property was purchased through Multiple. More people every day are finding they multiply their chances of selling their property when they list it with Multiple Listing Service. In a prepared address, Bricker told a dinner meeting of the Society of the Silurians, an organization of veteran New York newspapermen, that the proposed treaty was designed to "advance world government." Lashes Fantasy "In my judgment," he said, "world government is a fantastic, king size edition of Brook Farm." Brook Farm was an experimental community organized in 1811, near Boston, in which a group of intellectuals set up a Communist-type, share-the-work society that collapsed six year later.) Bricker said ''no matter how-laudable the motives of promoters of world government may be, they cannot be called patriotic Americans." He said the proposed U.

N. government "subordinates national interests to the non-existent unity of DEATHS MARTIN, James Robert, 70, of 722 rast jjraenman street, Nov. 11. DE WITT. Matthew, 71.

of 240 West Sec ond street, Nov. 12. 6naring of atomic secrets. Right-Hand Man Lord Ismay was Churchill's right-hand man during the war in drawing together the many strands of military and strategic policv He also has first hand experience in British economic affairs and gained wide knowledge of Asian affairs when he was advisor to Vice- which has renounced war, resist rearming if and when it is forced members include Sam Heifetz, Phil Lefkowitz, Ben Shein, Ted Bender, Harry Bee, Henry Okrent, and Abe Mogy. 5M ajFaiffioatMSD (gpir emm 3 upon us?" President Hattori refused to submit the question.

Then the students surrounded in India at roy Lord Mountbatten the time of partition. Hirohito's limousine and sang the "Internationale," the Communist UTILITY CONNECTIONS Anthony Oliverl, 530 N. Wilson. Arnold O. Pengold, 6015 E.

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It would necessarily be an unwritten arrangement perhaps similar to that during the war. Officials hope it will bring The Ohio Republican said the "most dangerous feature" was aim ed at the press. SfvSI ROMA WINE MESNO, CAtIF He noted a treaty provision a more active American backing In her many political, eco that newspapers may be "subject CLASSIFIED nomic and military woes to certain penalties and re strictlons necessary for the In rturn, Churchill may under wits to march in closer step with production of national security, song. Later President Hattori told Kyodo news agency: "It is very regrettable we had to ask police assistance. I will do the necessary after full investigation." About 300 of the students assembled again late in the day and denounced university officials for letting police enter the "sacred campus." They adopted a resolution saying they would not tolerate punishment for the heckling they gave the emperor because "all responsibilities for the trouble are with the university officials, who invited police." Outside the campus, thousands of Kyoto residents lined the streets and greeted their monarch with cries of "Banzai," the traditional public order, health or morals.

th United States In world affairs. A sign of that movement was The term "national security," he said, "could be used to justify al given today. It concerned General AJI daiw mrat fat bUct! htll mad wtUiin hour fif first Injtrtion. No claim will allowed lor mora Uiaa on ktcorrcct insertion. isslmo Francisco Franco's regime most any restriction on the press in Spam which Britain has deemed MILWAUKEE, Nov.

12. Senator McCarthy (R-Wis) said today former Senator Millard E. Tydings is a "clever little faker" for offering a reward for Indictments of the Communists McCarthy alleges have worked In the state department. In a "Dear Joe" letter to McCarthy yesterday, the Maryland Democrat said he wag doubling hia reward offer to $10,000 for anyone obtaining indictments against McCarthy's "205 or 57" Communists. "Dear Millard: You little faker," McCarthy's reply letter began.

"You, Millard, are again trying to compound the dishonest whitewash for which the people of Fascist. The fortign offict, It was offi dally disclosed, passed word to which the President and Congress might choose to impose." Such a provision, he said, could have been used by Communist Czechoslovakia to justify its imprisonment of Associated Press Correspondent William Oatis. Sees Loophole Bricker said that a "loophole In the constitution" made ig possible for a foreign treaty, such as the Japanese hail. Meant -o Harm Kyodo quoted one student as explaining: "We didn't mean to harm him. day K.M Wr Minimum Char1 1 Open Sundays 8 to 4 CajioaUakoa 4 TM.

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OtaUit equipment and fee as. covenant, to become the "supreme We just wanted him to mingle with law of the land." He added that there Is a "grave Maryland kicked you out of office last year," McCarthy stated. Arizona Wildcats us. me nignerups are nervous danger that the treatv power," ex and that nervousness made us re Franco's ambassador last week that Churchill's government hopes future Anglo-Spanish relations will be "correct and friendly." Tha preceding Labor government took tht view earlier this year, when the United States took the Initiative In seeking air and naval bases In Spain, that any sort of relationship between Madrid and Washington would weaken the political oause of the Atlantic Allies. Government sources said Eden may soon withdraw that objection.

Thinking of Meet Ourohill said today as plainly modern diplomacy allows that leo Is thinking of meeting talln soon. A questioner ht the House of Common asked whether he would volt. We intended to welcome him ercised by the President and two-thirds of the senate, "could be used "Why, Millard? Why the childish fakery of offering me $10,000 if I can force from the state department the Information which as a friend." vs. to abridge the basic freedoms of the American people. Another student said: "Most of us were moved by mass Declaring he does "not oppose psychology.

I don't think we can offer any defense for our actions." Loans Idaho Vandals Money the United Nations as an institution or for activities authorized by its charter, Bricker added: Real Misutani, the diet member whose you deliberately refused to get?" McCarthy has charged that Tydings mishandled a 1950 senate Investigation into his charges of communists In government, pro-; ducing a "whitewash." Tydings was defeated last year In his bid for reelection. i Lost aa faiattd Lot for home was stoned and damaged last "But no patriotic American will Motor or s.e ww Kant nX fiala tl oia hj Kant Mlse for week, witnessed the demonstration. Afterwards he said: Mis for be able to support the United Nations unless its treaty-making am- try to get talks going with Stalin Out ef Town Rental "The emperor came here as a ra tA ra HA coldbitions are curbed. Out at Towa with the idea of enaing tne war. guest.

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() Eugene Pulliam, publisher of the Arizona Republic, Phoenix Gazette New. Used 0 TVavel Oppoafy Truck rorSai For Kant 1A Want to Inwat 4 Wanted to Buy Wanted to Rent and papers in Indianapolis, has re vealed he has it "on unimpeach llfffiirfl fill IH If able authority that Secretary of If I ft Iff! III f'Sir A I taken right now to stave off some looming disasters. Chancellor of the Exchequer R. A. Butler, for instance, last week put in a claim for something like $300,000,000 worth of cash help from the United States immediately.

Butler is due to make a second bid for American help this week this time for military goods. Butler flies to Paris Wednesday to trace the progress of Britain's three-year $13,160,000,000 arms program "with Atlantic pact chiefs. State Acheson has been urging mi I Japan to make a trade treaty with Red China." Pulliam, in a statement last night, said Acheson has been rec ommending this action to the present premier of Japan, and has discouraged a treaty with National APPLLLSCB JLlIXTFXAJrCH TO I rJEPaR ALL fSOP A-U work yaranfed Flak up and delivery aereiM 4th At l-ICiff BABT XEEDS ARNTI REOTS cribs ilr. gtrolierg. etc.

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The Indianapolis and Arizona publisher also accused the state department of "half truth and double talk-' in denying his previous accusation that it had favored CARPENTRY with and Tilt colleagues public state-: leftist newspapers overseas ments. very likely will argue to allocations of newsprint. President Truman that an eco-: xhe newspapers were located in India, Pakistan. Turkey and Italv, according to the state department. It said Pulliam maintained the New constr remodel repairs cvr.

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A British economic collapse might bring a political upheaval within the country from which the spellbinder of British socialism, Aneu-rin Bevan, might emerge as prime minister. Bevan declared rearmament on United States. The state department said it makes no such allocations, that Qsypoo. pumping they are made by a 14-nation pulp and paper committee. Pulliam, in his reply, said the committee was set up last April 30.

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Laurel Burdette of Terre Haute, watching the fire, turned a corner too fast and his big truck upset onto a parked car, in which Mrs. Joe Sipes of Terre Haute was sitting. Hose and fire trucks blocked a New York central freight train. Highway Patrolman A. L.

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