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me ARIZONA DAfLY SfAR MONDAY, MARCH 31, 1951 AGE FOUR SECTION A U.S. Expects Sputnik Data From Russ Adlai Says U.S. Lost Opportunity Stevenson Says America Should Have Taken Initiative In Suspension Of Nuclear Tests NEW YORK, March 30 Adlai Stevenson said Sunday "we have lost the great opportunity we had to take the initiative" In suspension of nuclear tests. Stevenson, who proposed in his 1956 Democratic presidential campaign that the United States suspend tests unilaterally, was asked in the Project Vanguard satellite program, said the United States has the capability to send a rocket to the moon within a year or two. President Eisenhower last week ordered the Defense Department to go ahead with work on "lunar probes" preliminary expeditions to the moon's vicinity.

Hagen was interviewed by Rep. Ostertag (R-NY) in a program filmed for television broadcast in upstate New York. Asked how the U.S. and Russian satellite programs compare to date, Hagen said, "I think we are going along pretty much even-Stephen at the present rate." In another TV program (ABC Open Hearing), the commander of the missile test center, at Cape Canaveral, said the United States probably could get a man to the moon and back within the next 10 years. Ma.

Gen. Donald N. Yates of the Air Force said unmanned rocket flights to the moon can be made much sooner. "Several shots will be sent to the moon in an effort to get some pictures of what Is on the moon," he said. Yates said that if a rocket passed within 1,000 to 10,000 miles of the moon it could gather "good Information." Dr.

John P. Hagen, director of a television interview about re WASHINGTON. March 30-An American IGY official said Sunday the United States has made no effort to decipher data from Russia's Sputniks because it expects the Soviets to supply the information voluntarily. The statement was made by Dr. Richard W.

Porter, chairman of the U.S. Earth Satellite Panel for the International Geophysical Year (IGY). The IGY program, in which Russia also is participating, calls for international exchange of information gleaned from such IGY projects as the launching of both U.S. and Soviet satellites. Porter said in a television Interview (ABC College News Conference) that Russia probably will share data collected by the Sputniks once it has been decoded and analyzed by Soviet experts.

He estimated this might take 8 to 12 months and said the United States Is "reasonably confident" the Russians will "tell us all about it." Kirk Douglas Arrives For New Movie Film star Kirk Douglas reached Tucson last night, filled with plans for his new picture, "Showdown at Gunhlll," on which he and co-star Anthony Quinn will start shooting today. Hall Wallls will produce and John Sturgis will direct the movie. Contrary to an earlier erroneous report, Burt Lancaster and Tony Curtis will not be appearing in this film. A western with a "twist," "Showdown" will be filmed on some of the same desert locations near Nogales where the Douglas-Lancaster film, "Gun Fight at the OK Corral" was made a year ago. Douglas said his most recent film, "The Vikings," made by his own company, Bryna Productions, will have its New York premiere the end of May.

Married and the father of three boys, aged 2, 11 and 13, Douglas said that the two older boys are now in eastern schools while the baby is with Mrs. Douglas in their Hollywood home. Douglas added that only part of the film is to be shot here. ports the Russians may do so on their own. He said that If the United States had suspended tests at the time he suggested it in 1956 it would Drowning takes the lives of about 5,000 Americans per year.

have "vastly Increased, I believe, ECASt FOR our moral influence and respect among the terrified bystanders, the non-nuclear powers." Rain For Appalachians He added that If the Russians DENSONS CARPET 4 FURNITURE CLEANERS suspend the tests now "this would deprive us, I'm sorry, to say, of any shred of moral leadership in the matter. 210 NORTH FOURTH AVE. importance to the question, and would have "wanted to press forward" on elimination of nuclear weapons, if elected, "I thought the only thing to do was talk about it. "We originally could have taken the initiative in proposing that we save mankind from the horror of nuclear weapons. We didn't do it.

We thought it better not to. I think that was wrong. Then the Russians seized the initiative and they proposed It." Saying that the Russians even offered inspection at last summer's London disarmament conference, Stevenson added: "One of the great problems we've had is the secrecy neurosis of the Soviet Union. "It seems to me we should have made these proposals ourselves. The best way to break the disarmament deadlock is through the instrument of Light rain it expected over the mid-Atlantic states and the central Appalachian today.

Showers may be scattered through the northern Pacific coast, the northwestern states, the-central plateau and the northern end central Rockies, with some snow in the higher mountain sections. Some rain is also expected over the northern plains and there may be scattered showers in southern Florida. Tucson today will have variable cloudless, occasional winds and continued warm temperatures. Yesterday's high was 76. (AP Wirephoto) "Unhappily," he added, "it would CONTINUING OUR Rug Cleaning Special even deprive us of the right, of the hope of taking advantage of the possibility of instituting a reciprocal inspection system." Stevenson, appearing on NBC Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With More Comfort AST KITH, pleasant alkaline (boo -ctd) powdar.

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....6: T2 $6 Wall-to-WaU Carpeting Hooked Rugs Reversible Rugs xl2 Rug Any type Two Phoenix Another Fair Day Due; Brothers Held Some Wind Expected For Burglary Warm weather continues today In the Old Pueblo, with only "Look Here" program, said he still believed it was "wise from my point of to make the FOR FREE PICKUP DELIVERY PHONE MA 4-7451 College Planned GEORGETOWN, March 30 UV-British Guiana plans an agricultural college here. Community Development Minister Brindley Benn announced. Chief crops are sugar cane, rice and coffee. test-suspension proposal in 1956, though it undoubtedly hurt his campaign more than it helped. A pair of pool-playing detectives variable cloudiness and an expected high of ,5 degrees.

It is expected He said since he attached great arrested two Phoenix brothers on to be windy at times, however. Yesterday's high at the U.S. Weather Bureau was 76 degrees, with a low of 46. The UA Weather Station reported a high of 77 arid a low of 45. Mild air was rather evenly distributed across the nation yesterday as the country's midsection WEATHER At arsvldtd by th Unit Statsa wuthir auraau Office at Tucsaft.

Artesna burglary charges Saturday after they watched the men open and rfle two pinba'I machines at the Kegler's Bowling Lanes, 1240 N. Stone Ave. Booked on second degree bur-g'ary charges were Tony Suleski, S. and his brother Stanley, 30. described by police as transients from Phoenix.

They were arrested as they tried to flee from the bowling alley. Detectives Harold Smith and Ernest Lehman, sent to the bowling alley on a tip, arrested the U. t. WEATHER BUREAU AT AIRPORT March 31 forecast for Tucson And vicinity: Variable cloudiness windy at Umrs HUla temperature cbangc. Expected high 73.

dried out, and the rain was con- centrated mostly over the western and eastern thirds. Chilly nighttime temperatures squeezed rain and fog out of I moist air over the central plains and the mid-Mississippi valley i early yesterday, but sunshine Highest temp, yesterday Tl Highest temp, year ago 1 High record this dale (1(30) 31 Low temp, yesterday Low temp, year ago 33 Low record toil date (U) 33 to. Lehman said the pair operated chased the fog away. There were Mean temp, yesterday 31 Mean temp, year ago 34 Normal temp, this date by standing shoulder to shoulder 60-to-near-0 degree temperatures at a pinball machine, and as Tony in the southern tier of states, with would lever the steel balls onto Barometer 9:30 a.m. 37 30 1:30 p.m.

17.13 Humidity 3:30 a.m. 73 3:30 p.m. 21 Sunrise 3:14 Sunset 0:43 Data tor 24 haurs ending 1:30 p.m. the 50s predominating across the northern border sections from Washington to New York. Cooler 34-hr Max.

Prcpt. Albuquerquo SI AUanta .03 1111 WMiy i rJi -V- ffP mmmm' jtM' Mr NkX the playing board, Stanley would operate the plunger with his right hand, meanwhile opening the coin box with a master key. The Phoenicians took money from two machines, according to Lehman. Some $12 in change was found in Stanley's pockets, the detective aded. On going into the billiard room at the alley, Lehman had spotted a woman acquaintance and asked her to play pool with them, so that the suspects would not realize they were being watched.

Win. 34 SO 33 32 37 33 37 a 33 43 33 41 31 32 37 3t Mii. SO Billings 03 Bismarck 30 Boise 30 Boston, 33 Buffalo 31 Calgary 32 Casper, Wya. 36 Charlotte 34 Chicago 43 Cincinnati 30 Cleveland 47 Denver 31 Des Moines 33 Detroit 34 Douglas 73 El Paso 70 readings were recorded in the mountains. Nationwide temperature extremes ranged from Sunday's 83 at Laredo, to 3 above at Fraser, Colo.

The greatest snow depth except for mountain station recordings was 38 inches at Greenville, Maine. Some Arizona temperature readings yesterday included Douglas, 73-36; Flagstaff, a low of 22; Gila Bend, 80-50; Grand Canyon, 51-30; Payson, 63-27; Phoenix, 75-47; Prescott, 59-32; Winslow, 67-31; and Yuma, 79-50. 43 22 flagstaff FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS Life Insurance Money on owner occupied homes, duplexes and mercantile buildings: U-2 construction loans. GRADY KALDENBAUGH Ph. MA H241 E.

Bdway About one pound of meat in every 12 pounds consumed in the U. S. is in the form of some kind of sausage. Ft. Worth Grand Canyon 31 30 Indianapolis 33 30 Kansas City Lrjue RocK 34 4' Los Angeles 0 40 Memphis Miami.

1'la 70 Minneapolis 57 30 Montreal 33 33 New Orleans 77 Ol New Yorx 32 33 Oklahoma City 47 40 Omaba 35 30 Philadelphia 3 Phoenix 73 47 Pittsburgh 43 Portland, Me. 52 SO Portland Ore 57 38 Reno 42 32 St. Louis 54 41 Salt Lake City San Antonio 78 49 San Diem 07 50 San Francisco 50 Seattle 52 38 Spokane 3i 31 Tampa 2 1 14 .11 23 1 14 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY (First Tiuie Offered) California Car Wash Systems, a firm of long standing in planning, construction and equipment manufacturing of 5 Minute Auto Wash Laundries CoasMo-Coast, are Now Appointing Authorized Operators in this area. For those qualified, we offer a RARE Opportunity for INDEPENDENCE and SECURITY in the Multi-Million Dollar Auto Wash Industry as a Mulltple CALCAR BATH Operator. We offer the to Success" in the fabulous car washing business to qualified parties desiring a PROVEN and PROFITABLE business of their own by OWNING and MANAGING a "Chain Store" type operation with the World's "FIRST" Complete Auto-Matie Car Wash Units: THE CALCAR BATH Previous experience is unnecessary as California Systems will obtain leases, provide training in methods and procedures and make complete installation of equipment in locations that ofler high dollar potential.

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