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fear Ae ffl Sfaif NO. 272 VOL- 105 THIRTY-SIX PAGES PRICE TEN CENTS ff' TUCSON, ARIZONA, SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1946 SLAVS BALK AT FLAGSTAFF GETS HIGHER PENSION PASSED; S0L0NS DISASTROUS FLOOD HITS SAN ANTONIO i RIGHT TO GIVE Arizona Bowls Over Tempe Eleven. 67- 0 H7I1J FRENCH LINE AS ITALYFRONTIER CLOSE SESSIONS DEGREE IN ARTS i lilli ill) II MMMMvxUimMz4 Osborn upen Season With lO-Touchdown Tito Defies Paris Pact program of Gov. AoDroved; New Funds Board of Regents Votes To State College at Meeting at UA Are Provided unensive Before Overflow Crowd of Pollard Scores 3 TD's By ABE CHAMX On Trieste, Will Not Withdraw Troops PARIS. Sept.

23. (IP) The Flagstaff State College was Arizona's terrific Wildcats peace conference approved granted the right to give bachelor's degrees in liberal arts and sciences, subject to today the "French line as a frontier between Italy and last night displaying a lovely-to-watch offensive that rolled back Arizona State College at Tempe, 67-0, before an overflow crowd of 12,000 fans who lined both end zones of Varsity Stadium. From the first touchdown some six limitations to be determined BY LESTER X. IXSKEEP Staff Correspondent PHOENIX, Sept. 28.

The third special session of the Arizona legislature adjourned die at 2:33 o'clock this afternoon after having accomplished the entire pro-am for which it was called by Gov. Sidney P. Osborn. jfje governor, who was at-ondinff a meeting in Tucson. by a special committee, at the minutes aner me came had opened until the tenth touchdown meeting of the board of regents of university and state Football Results colleges of Arizona, yester late in the fourth quarter the Wildcats dished up severe migraine headaches to scouts from six future Arizona opponents who sat in the press box.

day, in the administration By ASSOCIATED PRESS Arizona 67; Tempe 0. Flagstaff 32; New Mexico State was not present to receive word The game was the first peace-, Teachers 0 Yugoslavia and the establishment of the internationalized zone of Trieste, and Yugoslavia defiantly announced she would not sign the Italian treaty nor withdraw troops from the disputed area. Over strenuous Soviet-SltT objections the delegates then by an 11 to 8 vote retaliated by inserting into the treaty an American proposal which would bar Yugoslavia from collecting any of the reparations she is claiming from Italy if she persists in her stand. The vote was not a two-thirds majority, however. The action took place in the Italian iolitical commission, where of the adjournment personally.

Foremost of importance in the nine since ai wnen nmd Hank Stanton set a national pass catching record as Arizona was defeated by Utah next on mvernor's call, a bill increasing 4ld age assistance payments from building, at the University of Arizona. The degrees are to be awarded for the first time to members of the graduating clas3 of 1948, Jack B. Martin, Tucson, board president, said. The committee on limitations for the action is made up of Samuel H. Morris, Globe; Lynn Laney, Phoenix; W.

R. Ellsworth, Mesa; Florence E. Beck, Winslow; and William Stevenson. Flagstaff. This group will report its to the next meeting of the 540 to SoO mommy was one or ine the list for the Cats.

It was also! jat pieces or legislation passea. This was due to a successful car ried on in tne senate oy a oioc h'paded bv Sen. H. H. ri'Autremont, A flash flood brought oil by torrential rains covered this M-enic walk in San Antonio, with 10 feet of water as the normallj -placid San Antonio river urged over its concrete-lined banks.

Pima County, against direct appro EAST Cornell 21; Bucknell 0. Pittsburgh 33; West Virginia 7 Army 21; Oklahoma 7. Yale 33; Kings Point 0. Columbia 13; Rutgers 7. Dartmouth Holy Cross 0.

Navy Villanova 0. Harvard Connecticut 0. Brown 14: Canisius 7. MIDWEST Nebraska Minnesota 33. Notre Dame 26; Illinois 6.

Northwestern 41; Iowa State 9. Michigan 21; Indiana 0. Missouri 13; Ohio State 13 (tie). Purdue Iowa 16. Michigan State 42; Wayne 0.

SOUTH Tennessee 13; Georgia Tech 9. priation of tunas to De receivea U. S. Senator Tom Connally declared of Yugoslavia's threat, "no one is trembling in his boots." He the second highest score Arizona has rolled up against a collegiate opponent since 1922 when the Cats drubbed Texas Mines, 74-0. Bulldogs Outclassed Arizona's offensive punch at least three deep in material and its staunch forward walls completely outclassed the Bulldogs.

Only twice did the Dogs get over the 50-yard stripe into Arizona territory, both times in the second half of the walkaway. board, ine motion for granting, ri Flagstaff's request came from lUFK MllltaiT 1 ItlCQ Qirlnpv Oslwirn pv-nffirin mpm-l from an hi nquui w.s. The entire legislature finally screed to revision of the lill to On 'Extreme Alert' as meet objections of this group. predicted outside the conference that Yugoslavia "on reflection and consideration" would eventually Russo-Turk Defense Of Strait Demanded Final Measure The final piece of legislation In Reds Renew Demands ber of the board of regents. Tempe Authorized This move follows a similar action of the regents in May of this year authorizing Tempe State College to award bachelor's degrees sign the treaty.

Charges Hidden Aim Soviet Delegate Andrei Vishlnsky troduced, and passed, was an omnibus bill appropriating funds for ISTANBUL, Sept. 2S. Tur liberal arts and sciences, also charged that the American article fuaDama Tulane 6. most of the social hec.uuv Tempe came out of the game creases which already had 19 yards rusnin, to the key's military establishment was Mississippi State 41; Chattanooga; with certain limitations. The lim- ranted under separate bills.

This Reds Reiterate Claim to Share in Fortifying 'barring Yugoslavia from privilege- dltllt ot the treaty "violated the big of the treaty "violated the Big itations in the case of Temne are described as on the "extreme Dardanelles, Urge Discussions Preceding Four agreement in ihe council of foreign ministers and had "hidden aims" behind it- His statement in Vanderbilt 35; Tennessee Tech 0. North Carolina State 13; Duke 0. that offerings in liberal arts and. tonight following Russia's sud-sciences be restricted to those fields deniv renewed demands on the na- Wildcats. The Bulldogs gained 43, lost 62.

Arizona, using four complete teams, collected 413 yards rushing, losing only 19. In first Arizona amassed a total of bill, the largest appropriation of the session, called for the expenditure of S4S4.973, including for the old age assistance increase. Nine-Power Parley on Montreux Pact SOUTHWEST in which the institution is allowed! tion for joint "defense of the Darda- Texas Thristian 19; Baylor 16. 'to prepare high school teachers t. i iM nrnovo -anrl us -rvi lil downs dicated Russia would oppose the article both in the conference pie- viataffs original reouest for neues a domanu wnicn iw MOSCOW, Sept.

23. P) The Soviet Union reiterated; n't 2 to Tempe's skimpy two. the right to give bachelor's degrees. "3 surpiise, today its demands that Turkey and Russia organize a joint nary session and in the foreign azp assistance increase had been In the air the Cats racked up a .556 percentage with 30 eomple- ministers council. accepted by both houses, since the was tabled at a regents meeting.

Government circles maintained a stratepi(. Dardanelles to the exclusion of in Flagstaff in Julv. with the un- customarv tight-lippod silence re- oi tne s.raiegic JJarcianeiies io tne exclusion oi demanding that it would be taken'garding the turn of events and other powers. In the latest exchange of notes with Turkey! Arkansas 21; Oklahoma A 21 (tie). Texas 76; Colorado 0.

FAR WEST Wisconsin 2S; California 7. St. Mary's 24; Washington 20. College of Pacific Oregon 7. Vice Premier Edvard KardelJ of smount to'be appropriated depend-tions in IS attempts.

Here again ed upon the outcome of this Bulldogs were on the outside Elation. looking in. The Dogs made four Under the terms of the pension; good in 13 attempts. increase bill, which went to tne up again at mis mecuriK- liieicwmu hui miu- mii-um aiovay iu Kv.u.v.o.v.ai a 'dictate" and represents "a threat are 630 students enrolled at the precautions had been taken. SovM Union proposed that discus-t" 'and an attpmnt to imimidatA Yuzo- northern college now, with 50 more One informant said considerable; fjons bptwPPn the two naUons vre.j DACTDnMrO Iriavli Yu2o5avla haV Sown bv wiT Of "rS? toUpffK VS n'ne 7" 1W 1 UWES Wrt fhtingTatTt week.

Of the G30, a total ot o.xi is Tui kisli gocmment circ ics im nations signatory to the present, Vm tint viHH intimidation" veterans. Previous high enrollment; past few days and that "the ninp Montreux contention! A Tf TDf A ICOf TT? intimidation. cui ujggfc (Continued on Page 1, 2nd Section) to Tempe was the failure of Joe eovemor on adjournment, maxi at the school was 523 students in symptoms indicate something at' the straits. I lrAll I JDIfAl I lLlUrV The American proposal, present mum old age assistance payments will be $30 on a matching basis with the federal government. Necessitating the legislation -vas re- Batiste, former Tucson high atn-letic star, and Fullback Morrison Warren to show anything of football ahilitv.

At least those rugged normal might happen." led bv U. S. Ambassador to Italy GREEK PREMIER TO FORM REGIME 1932-3: The Russians declared that a 4,436 Kegitrants "Turkey is readv for any emer James Dunn, said "the provisions cent adoption by the federal con-f walls and it took" more Dr. Alfred Atkinson, University VonCv and the military is on the Ariinn Tleferrerl Wnen of the present treaty shall not iii i fin. i 1 1 it I i 1 1 i i ni Aviuii vvkbwb rl A rTi.1k A 1 a.

ft Kress of legislation permitting anthan a pair of sfcouts t0 singie out increase of monthly in the parti the outstanding ine performers, -i-j it- v. Jthe board that by Friday 4.4.5G stu-l-if attacked. Turkey is ready confer any rights or benefits on any state "named in the preamble the present treaty as one of the Reds Hint They'll Bar Free Navigation or me asMMauce p.uviueu vmih th all t0U2h didn't rvmg uraers 2262 of them veterans, had 'enter a war in five minutes and is iy threatened Turkish federal funds 1 r- r- tha I tmr i-ictVitc I'lgnlS anu Government Upon Return From Retirement Other Provisions Included in the bills passed and versity. This figure is expected to! "There's something in the airisprunt'- rhanw acain since reeistration diditbat makes them (the government) fThe Turkish renlv said that to. LAKE SUCCESS, N.

Sept. 28. its nationals unless such a state give those highly-touted backs a chance. Pollard Scores Three Art Pollard, a tricky-legged left sent to the governor during the ATHENS, Sept. 28.

(JP) King not close until noon yesterday. Thefeel pessimistic," a person close to change the present form of defense, CP) The United Nations economic deposit of its instrument of rati-university head also outlined the the government who cannot be nf the straits would "deny the ex-; and social council postponed a hours of the session was a halfback on the first eleven, George II tonight entrusted Premier measure appropriating an additional the state board housing situation on the campus named said, i nis naturauy gni itence and aims of the Lnite Ejon today on the controversial tlio recrpnta statinf that 1.0S3 hf the VCrV impression desired or; Vntinna r1iartfr" and show tho'. Bars Xon-Sijpiers 1 1 vi.x. LT i TIthuKiim Tr-nrlnm Af No one; vatinn a hat th Lssue OI uanuDian ireeaom or navi- was approved 11 to 8 wim it may really be serious. scored three of the touchdowns jConstantin Tsaldaris with the task with his graceful, deceptive forming a new tJreek govern-ning.

The Rovse City. Texas, backlment a few hours after the exiled who played for Bainbridge Naval monarch returned to the capital of Institute while in the service'his strife-torn native land and im- of social security and weliare to cover additional costs of administering the social security program. abstaining. France and Turkbh government does not gation after Russia had implied Greece (Continued on Tage 4, Column 1) knows for certain." Truman Tells West Pointers Another of the last-minute meas she had no Immediate lnten-! Ethiopia joined tne fciav dioc in "The Turkish government makes tion of opening the Danube to ures adopted permits boards of to increase salaries of an obvious contradiction with its navigation between the Soviet and Italian commission own statement on the desire for; American occupation zones. ibegan a four-hour session with de- e-establfchment of friendly rela-: In rinRn tn-(wiav debate.

Outlook Is 'Permanent Peace? ieai oi a lUROsiav proposal io throw the entire frontier-Trieste opened the disrespectful whitewashing "of the Tempe Bulldogs. Pollard first ran back a Joe Batiste kick 20 yards to the Arizona 47. Then the versatile back pitched a 13-yarder to Bill Penn. After a penalty and a recovered fumble, Pollard scampered around mediately turned his attention to governmental problems. The king, returning after five years of exile, stepped upon a quay carpeted with olive branches intended as a symbol of his hopes of binding up Greece's wounds and was received by an outwardly tumultuous welcome from thousands ions with the Soviet Union based chairman Andrija Stampar of fiected county officials and tneir chief deputies by S500 annually to meet the increased cost of living.

Supervisors themselves get only S200 additional, although clerks of the boards will be per on confidence, while finding it; yugoriavIa announced that a meanwniio. to express sion wouM be postponed until i 1 Eton fnar a new rlpcision must fiuil nuuiu ue umu iittav Oit a natr rlaricinrt tniicf sion inai a new oecibjon mu.si WASlllAlilUiN, oepi. -O. tr) ril-Murin it.i.in.-. 4 -7 ircTi -jftnr- w-atfViiner thp Irmvicti cutniinn whirh bao no fniin.

nnnt. ranital hv nlane tai plane at u.ii y. 1 1 1. iwmi1 i-4 i-civ. iiui muim wa iiuci yi cicu after previous consultation right end to the Tempe 14.

ngnt ena io ine i u. an urr-iiiiitrii mitted to participate in the $o00 Increase. his Greeks shouting "long live the Thpn after a Dair of plavs that r.Fs and Greece. whin Oklahoma in a tootoan game at hph num. The President's plane left West Toint at 0:37 p.

m. (EDT) on the return flight to Washington. The chief executive was more Interested with the dignity of the Soviet! delegates an opportunity to obtain t0. an accori Union." said a of instructions from'their ugslaia- i a. nnjxz ikj imjijic 41 "greater Since these salaries are the only tne Dan io ine iu, runmu Connally voiced strong oppost Soviet foreign ministry ones limited by statute, it was im-tr.

winoman Tommv Black on the in baseball than football when tne ernments. Pern Interfenes tion, asserting "I regret that hav i-iar! a renewal of thp Ytii7n- possioie ior ine legislature io la three plane landed. Before hopping in a rap and driving to the White "Despite the point of view expressed bv the Turkish note, the UNION REJECTS uiy acuon wnicn wouia insure pay The king went into a political conference almost immediately, received Tsaldaris' resignation as premier of the royalist-dominated government and then appointed him to head the new regime. Tsaldaris announced he would call A few minutes earlier Peru statement that unless we de- increases for other employes whose Soviet government maintains the (Continued on Fage 1, Column 7) (Section Two) salaries are not set bv the legis House he asked reporters how the Brooklvn Dodgers made out today. Informed that they won and were I ITIL1TY TERMS iS SSTK lative bodv.

t.j in tha nonnant Adopt Amendments Final action on the old age as illian iiiaies anu I4Ufia nil 4-nnrI hv anv nf Urn nrn. wure freedom of merchant navipa-; the Sovjet a the of or be bound by anj of lis pro- tion and also security of the lnterferPnce the internal Pittsburgh IrafilC NOW of Turkey of joint de-' affairs of countries involved in That truculent spirit 1 not a upon the leaders of the opposition! nait aame JC parties in parliament for consul- racp' Truman remarked. tation on the formation of the newj "The Cardinals have got to win sistance bill came in the form of Aviation Conference Will Hear Doolittle nt tito straits with the Soviet! traffir- nn tv.4, n.h. one lor a peace conference. Halted; Nearby Towns government.

tonight. adoption by the house of senate amendments which left the 50 per cent increase on liquor, beer, and tt i tho Riark Sea! It does not frighten anyone. No The chief executive said ne Previously the Soviet served Tne communist press greeted tne Deprived of Water PHOENIX. Sent. 28 (TP) James wine licenses in the measure, but king's return with stony indiffer- rooted for both teams the game encl, playing down the story andUt West Point this afternoo.

be- man tee due to the security which struck from the measure aju. Doolittle, who led the daring i measures ine uanuoian area mmiin ri.irino via noH to be an army provision that one-third of these region. referring to him only as "George. PITTSBURGH, Stpt. 2S.

(P) Striking power union workers to- ers t( I fll.liV.nma is in his 1Were.f Eri.maJ7 and the foreign ministers council in asserted that 1. JL The forei-n office said the Rus- changes of measures! revenues be directly annrooriated first raid on Tokyo in 194 nas accepted an Invitation to address thP Arizona aviation conference anu 4. -r A rmv won 21 He arrived at a quay in Phaler- to old age assistance. It was this night rejected a peace proposal an proposals were in accord with taken by Soviet militarv authorities! Rav on a roval launrh aftpr al here next month, the spending last night on the destroyer! l7 from ot Wpst Point. earmarking which Senator d'Autre-mont and six colleagues success the struck Duqucsne Light the principles of the 1 1 jn the Russian occupation zone are Continued on Taee 4 Column I) inv.

dashing hones for im-INations and the decisions of the not possible. 5 liachinc hnnp for mi tt i I tiPrWP Lilt Kdmc (JnamDer or tommeit-e flvuiiv-vu llrrDJL the President told the academy's that fully fought. Although in a minor- cnttTomont nt a The Soviet declaration was marie II Tt 'A'L. .1 1. 1 1 i 1 Ulitn.

iiluv walkout.0 1 I t. aiinni 1' I a a ni nininr.nt Tsaldaris as artillery a 1 Convention snoum oe DdltUUZ (Cnntiiuied on Page 3, Column i (lio hillo i neve we aie pumfi -4-- wnicri nas iiai di t-ii uusiiirns diiu 1 1 uuuuimiiuiHiut 1 icii-u. ive onen over a u. nronosai in Of Turkey's Position Australia's Labor The usually austere monarch, at-' maneni sd0ndinK cllPPrs (industry and created a transport The Sovipt povprnment believes convoke the resumption of inter-tired in full battle dress, waved an Washington Hall, the radets' tion crisis the city. lnat pOSSjbly fuller discussion of national traffic on the Danube, acknowledgment and smiles as a meg resounded to! President George L.

Mueller of this question by way of direct nego-j Three ations Support U. S. royal motor cavalcade moved: nd vells Df the coun- union announced the vote, ino'tiations between the governments today. Doolittle. wartime commander of the Eighth Air Force with the rank of lieutenant general, cabled his acceptance from Europe, where he is on tour.

He will fly here in his own B-25 to appear before a luncheon meeting on the second day of the conference. Retired from active military rwimtio is a vice-presi- On Dardanelles Seen Government Winner 4 1 .1. AHHfnunrinif, 4UI 1 IQ 1 Hi IKIUtM OH't 1JV. IJO liuii through streets jammed on hoth. f.rp militarv Naders as the irv 1 iu re liimtoij WASHINGTON.

Sept 1. UP) sides with enthusiastic onlookers. was taken at a membership, up in support of the U. SJ was on a motion from theitlie statpmpni a proposal but Peru and Chile came ojJi President appeared above them onj where he was a In National Voting Diplomatic authorities said today He sat in an open car wnn nis; the balcony lsUhe balcony On August the bOMet union gtron 0 an offer from thei svronK brother, Crown Prince Paul and rc rnr to attendins the floor to reject Trkev a that the United States and Britain eon guest prior to attending uic submitted to Turkey a me 'PO'nt, that the council does not have the 'can be expected to confer nromntlv 4. irortnr of Shell-Union SIDNEY, Australia.

Sunday, Qil Corporation. pt Princess Fredrika. Above the ancient city fighters and bombers roared in formation. aept. 29.

JP) Prime Minister Jo- game' tom-v-raneousi Rus renewed Dardanelles Earlier in his extemporaneous cent pay hlke contrast with the, Dardanelles. These were that tne ronference on Yugoslavia demands, and to back Turkey firm-talk the President said. We are, cent ouht th should always be open for dfmands for restitution lv. The list of speakers for the conference October 24 to 26 includes Ipaders as Chiefley claimed a victory today for Australia's labor govern- 1 1 11 nnw anu 1 i This Is the first important de vessels held by American oecu- going 10 neeu icauciouM. 0 V.Al,r 0 -PlOV SUCH UU1C1 ment yesterday's national elec-lr, cttv.

chairman of the board DAYLIGHT SAYING ENDS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS oTi in this ereat emer-! Water Supply Wanes '(Continued on Page 4, Column 1) pation authorities. tinno 4 tlOns Vio in whirh a Hot-it oa nn AmpnVan Airlines: Kear iuum. 11QVC IHXUI.V. At I Daylight saving time ended at 0lcncv through which we have just a. m.

today when clocks were set, H. Miller, vice-president, Trans-ii- linos: and John ree- he basis of incomplete returns, apparently dealt a smashing defeat to their political opponents. power supply was waning fjfggQ MCttt bltliatlOll OCCll if ctfim chi if rlnu velopment in any major International controversy, outside the Paris peace conference, since Premier Stalin's statements on world affairs last Tuesday. It failed signally to bring out any evidence of fundamentally better relations among the powers. back one hour for about half the1 twi Declaring that "leadership is just lander, president, Aeronca Aircraft nation's population.

natnraiiv ingrained into some me returns assured the La do: tight and many thousands of work- Partv 3 Jr'Z 4 v.uitH,i men," he urged the cadets to culti JIldJUIHV 4iii Republicans Planning Prohel rammonwpa th's ISth narlia- vale that leadership as thHr riuty.ers were in idleness from the vaie inai i Parted fne ciavs ago. 'iTt nTt'Zian' yl City officials disclosed tonight were in idleness from the Control of Atomic Poicer Is ent and the results in contests; Some top flight officials sug- IQr spats ctm i orr. nnt As to the areumpnts of critics jested that Secretary of State ti-lcuivrTOV sonl B.i.iPi. i-resirienc saiu. hw.allw lno ctriL it more meat witntnat restoration of price imp nfn Tt- 4 4U in to do and stopped supplying water from itsJThe prospect of what they do not want to ao anu t-i half dozen four Scientists Report in two to weeks was foreseen has brought anout tne present meat '-3 like it.

suburban communities. One of i today bv Geoffrey Baker. UFA ine ui-a oinciai saia: "'6" wrvunj it Pane Asserting tnar-we die i.u..f, itne; administrator, as Kepuh- "1'rice control on meat aoes vv oiiaiti luniiom 1 IUI ICU flPDUTV ciliiof nn nnur whlfll PVprV COUntrV 'P'J T-tr- cTrrsS Y. Sept. 28.: political question, since the scien-LAKE SLCCh-feS, 1 annroached the issue nurelv scien an immediate water shortage.

jncang. promised their own investi-' reduce the total supply that will be' ST nd nntain The best information here Is that .4.. iiacea has farpd after a terrible emer (P)Twelve international from a- technical point. Neither ppnrv" thp President said, "there Mueller claimed the five per cent gation to find out what has become avauaoie io consumers unui me absolutely firm in onnosition wage increase offered by the com-jof the nation's steaks and chops.jend of the short supply period. aj RUSn mhtay ex! pany would the whittled down byl "There is gowl reason to expect; on the contrary, it should ac-ansinn int'n thp i.arrianr.,ipE an is going to come a time, now.

when did they mention inspection, for that, too, is political. On the constructive side, they said that production of power on people are going to te sorry in n-n t-vo 1 rant nh 1 in lttH fSpPf 4 VA a4i1 mtma- 1 "pected to alter the party line-up radically. Although the vote counting popped at midnight and the returns were extremely slow in being "'ed. Labor candidates maintained weir lead from the start. In the latest summary, the Labor party Was assured of at least 37 eats in the 74-seat house of repre--entatives, the Liberal party of 12 the Country partv of seven.

Of ne IS doubtful seats. Labor was fading in most of them. Monday last day for registration thev ever saw a soldier or a sailor vT i imProvtu 11 lul" secona, to any direct negotiations with the lat-ith a hp caid had been utI "Tt lu poric neginmux nn preuiciaoie prues idrmers anu-oetwecn and Ankara. or a maniit, Imnrh to a new nension nlan nrn. Flakpr said ill tn (nr 41-- ribute thatjand pork beginning predictable prices farmers andbetwep'n Moscoi a large scale is feasible in the not i ,11 nrei- nus wars.

i-v j-iu- i it-r 1 it i 1. vi vw.x.. lam 4V4 inp fiiiiiiMiii tii Ampnran ni. Tpr part oi ut-iuwi, raraum win ame io pittn 101 me opini tists agreed toaay uiii atomicenergy can be controlled for peaceful purposes and put tne issue of constructive use up to the, world's politicians. 1 "We do not find any basis in the available scientific facts for uppo'sing that effective contro ls not technologically feasible, they said in a 6.800-word report pre-, arpfi for the United Nations Hit dllUUU'.

auri msp(l llv' thO maiiafOmPTlt. i in a radio talk. better herds and droves." fkials -such direct Ruo-Turkish Kt4.r- V14.T.4I4T Jrni-oc 1. .1 TOO UISKUIU iuiuic ait4 uiab uuiri il peaceful uses could be spread) ounfrv the best you Blackout by Monday Rut the Republican congression-j Continuing the Republican clam- dealings would amount to throw- al food studv committee, headed by urun-r nf mntmi nn inz Turkey to the Russians with- througnou, u.e iu. what thpy say.

about vou for wearing a uniform he had been assured the powerjRep. Thomas A. Jenkins of Ohio. meat jn whjch Fome Democrats out a chance of resisting Soviet de- mMer mands. irp President Truman supplv would last over Sunday.

Itjtook a less optimistic view 4U r. have joined, Jenkins said in a jn me luiuic, ciicnrnn -1 I :,4 iwouia oe iuonuav or iaier Detorpj nere i r- speech prepared lor a New Iberia, u-i t. -r, aw to the Point! the area in which 1.300.000 oeoolelin the minds of many consumers. that "the nennle P.i sharing jointly with Turkey the ine ncimcui i. 4 ctatompnt here.

Hrfcnre nf the ctrait: came in th? 1.4 losing 1V A losing pat from Washington to tour parts oi "nea wun a-jenKin, m.m face qf flat rejection of that idea a They estimaiea mat up to o.oou atomic bombs could be made a year on the basis of present knowledge of uranium 'and thorium ore resources and indicated that figure might be larger. The scientists agreed that it was the easiest to establish safeguards at the mining stage. But the most dangerous stage, they said, was in the actual production of nuclear fuel that is, when the ore reaches the factories. From that point it is just one step to making atomic bombs. The report will be submitted to the U.

N. atomic energy commission when it meets Wednesday. atomic energy commission. The scientists representing every nation of the Hf security council and Canada i'id! however, that control can be done step by step. In their report which -was areea upon unanimously ten Russ ia signed it Thursday a climax to weeks hard work, the scientists Kptataid the production of atomic hfyXreust he safe-guS at every stage-from mines to factory.

cafp- They did not specify bat safe guards should be used. That a and sec In action the Army's new- The tieup of 950 street cars and ference with the livestock and! u.t rouer lAaam'" month ago by the British. Amen-ana see m.afun busses stopped the main means meat industry has so demoralized trator) cannot laugh this off. jCan and Turkish governments. fLhaparn transit into downtown Pitts-iSl "great source of food that we Jenkma Mid.

His. failure ha. been The American decision was made The PrSS'ent was accompanied! burgh. Normally, these systems'are on the verge of an actual meat sal- only after President Truman had iw ri irtmirai William handle 1.000,000 fares daily. scarcity, which would provide am "The president should take over, conferred with army and navv reahv the President's chief of Power has flowed continuously to' excuse for government operation." at once.

Many innocent people such, leaders and had agreed ith his iafhi, militer and naval aides, all homes, hospitals and Baker said he based his belief as the grocers and the restaurant, state Jpartmtadvi.ws, that the Mai Gen Harrv Vaughan and in the area, but business and that the meat shortage will ease, keepers are suffering unjustly. The issue of Dardanelles so im-Cant TampVH have been seriously crippled, up in the next two to four weeks; President should be fair enough to portant that once the American wTl ai 7rahm President al phv-l Man factories, plants and flrms'on expectations that fall runs of admit failure. He should not at, government ook a stand it could Jciin and PreJ Secretary so that electricity mav cattle and hogs will get under bp forced into action as in never retreat in any major par- Monday is the final day for registration for the November 5 genial election, Mrs. Anna Sullingcr, county recorder, warned yesterday. registration for the election has wen markedly heaw during the jast 10 days, a steadv stream of passing through the re-rder's office.

Although a final check will not possible for at least a week, -Mrs. Sullinger estimates that be-'een 31.000 and 32.000 voters will registered in Pima County, an "U-time high record. Roes De conservea ior essential users, isoon. (-0'.