Arizona Daily Star from Tucson, Arizona • Page 11

FOE MAY BE FORCED SIDE GLANCES Bv Galb'raith fr Artiona Balla But A Wednesday. Auaust W. 1 Tutsan. Artssna Sen. Hayden Back For Ballot Battles SABOTAGE SEEN WEST'S MENACE North Korea Captive Asserts War Is to 'Unify Fatherland9 BACK BY FEBRUARY Former Radio Engineer California, Nevada' JLT'k PHOENIX.

Aug. 22. UP Arizona's senior U. S. senator, Carl Hayden, was back in the state to-; day for two reasons to report on the developments in Washington Chung Sun, said the North Ko- Governors Confer Upon 3 -State Defenses The youngest POW In the camp was a 13-year-old boy.

Rice Cigarettes The prisoners have cots, blankets and necessary toilet articles furnished by the American army. reans do not like to kill their own brothers in South Korea. They only want to unify the country, they said. Choi commanded a Red torpedo boat until he was taken prisoner by a British cruiser on and to keep his own political pot boiling in anticipation of the primaries Sept. 12.

Senator Hayden Is seeking his' They get five double handfuls of (Continued From Page One.) provide quarters in the event evacuees from California pile into V-i ctoto rice and two cigarettes a day. Returns to Air Force Lt CoL Austin H. Green, former assistant manager and chief engineer of radio station KTKT. is now serving with headquarters of the Ninth Air Force at Pope Air Force base. Fort Brace.

N. according to word received here yesterday. Green and his wife, the former Miss Blessing Beaudry cf 3150 Miner street, now resides in Fay-etteville. N. wfih their two children.

A veteran of more than 15 yetri service. Green fpent 56 months in the European theater of operations during the war. and has been They are afraid to have their fifth term. "We are checking on the supply at these towns now," Gar-! Of five prisoners of war inter-vevsaid. "If it is found to be ade-viewed two said they were im-, n-0 -in rianc nr: pressed into the Red army in names reported to the International Red Cross authorities In Geneva for fear their families may Hayden's political stump will be' of the whirlwind variety.

Hayden's chief concern at the moment seemed to be the war situation. In an interview here his be persecuted at home by Com- rushing food and other supplies Seoul after the fall of that South Korean capital early In the war.imunist officials. North Koreans, if they are needed. Whn'll Pav ttill salient comments were: Th mili. One prisoner was 50 years old, the 1 they said, have been ordered, not other 18.

Ito be taken prisoner. (Continued From Page One.) By next June the army expects to have a strength of 834,000 men against 590,000 just before the Korean scrapping started. A 69-group air force 4,428 more planes for the air force and 3,194 for the navy. An increase in naval fighting ships from 243 to 282; an increase in amphibious-type and auxiliary ships from 389 to 629; a total of 911 ships in operation. There will be 23 carriers of all types in service, nine of them big ones.

There will be three more attack carrier groups, three antisubmarine carrier groups, seven more patrol squadrons, with the navy and marines boosting the number of planes operating from 5,233 to 7,335. The marines are expanding by 2,997 officers and 60,575 men so that the totals by next June 30 will be 10,314 officers and men. At the start of the Korean war, the army was 40,000 men short of the 630,000 strength fixed by the budget. Four divisions in the Far East were short 11 infantry batal-lions and 11 military batteries. tary feels certain the North Ko- reans will be driven back beyond' th a 355th rvarnTlol- u-o.

enonrilncr quests already have surpassed 164 Rep. Winstead Leading Field In Mississippi Demo Primary billion dollars and will continue to mount. The governor's did not decide at today's meeting who is to pay for the defense measures they are planning. They admitted there would be a problem If Nevada and Arizona were forced to go to considerable expense to care for refugee Calif ornians. "We will handle it equitably, though," Governor Warren said.

"If great numbers of people are forced to move, we will take the responsibility for it. And, of course, there's the possibility that the fed- eral government might step in Also, universal military training is Inevitable with Russia respecting our industrial and military: might; campaign problems are decorated with the bronze tar and cluster. He is currently assigned to the communications section ef the Ninth Air Force as assistant director of communications and electronics. DIFFERENT MANMXG Gordon A. Manning, of 1123 East 10th street, said yesterday he is not the Gordon Manning whot name appeared in Tuesday's public records on a charge of being drunk.

complicating the Central Arizona1 By ASSOCIATED PRESS Rep. Arthur Winstead, a member of the house armed services committee, appeared on the way to victory last night in his race with four opponents for renomina- when evacuees are forced to cross a state border." learned long ago that the fanner likes to get his money in toe market place." The governors will meet again on Oct. 3 as guests of General Wedemeyer at the Presidio of San project but John R. Murdock, chairman of the public lands subcommittee considering the bill. fels he has the votes to report the measure favorably.

On reclamation Hayden feels the President's commltlee on natural resources is being seriously pressured Ly Califcrna to call for power developrctnt alone on the nation's rivers. Hayden feels the two-cent copper tariff will stand, aiding Arizona's copper industry. Socialized medicine is completely chairman, also had a lead in a three-way Democratic contest for the congressional nomination. The votes were too scant to indicate the victor. Altogether, nominees were picked for 54 U.S.

house seats in New York, Mississippi, Wyoming and Delaware. 2 Agriculture Papers Released by U. of A. The agricultural experiment station at the University of Arizona recently released two publications. They are the Sixtieth Annual Report for the Year Ending June 30, 1949; and Grass Seed Production ARIZONA JOINING Francisco.

U.S. IN VD PROBE YELLOTF CAD cop, wo wr awweg. met we. m. pt.

opt tion in Mississippi's Democratic primary. Rep. John Bell Williams, the state's only other congressman with opposition, was renominated in the seventh district. In 235 of 329 precincts. Williams had 12,954 votes to 1,132 for his challenger, Davage Smith, a political unknown.

Winstead topped the combined vote of his four opponents, who criticised his stand against aid to Korea before the present conflict. The vote in 254 of the fifth dis PHOENIX. Aug. 22. (JP) The "Wed, it boils down to this got more class and State U.

has more men! Arizona health department venereal disease division will work in co-operation with three U.S. public health service venereal disease in dead, Hayden opined. "It hasn't Theater Burglarized; Loot May Total $541 An estimated $541 in cash was taken from the Rodeo Drive-in theater yesterday morning, by thieves armed with crow bars and hammers. first to Japan Is a secret. The got a chance.

PARTLY SECRET HONG KONG, Wednesday, Aug. troops probably will travel by merchant ship but some may go vestigators, it was announced today, in the location of VD cases and educating the public. Insofar as welfare goes, Hayden reported the agreement reached Saturday between the house and trict's 315 precincts gave Winstead bulletin 228. 23. (JP) Departure within a week of 1,500 British troops for Korea 15.099; former Rep.

Ross Collins Both publications are available i at the station or in local county senate insures that the federal gov J. O. Hollis O. D. The assignments include: James The burglars entered the the Brame 1,853 and Robert F.

Mason W. Bymum, Phoenix city health agent's offices. by air. SCOUT TROOP TO MEET Boy Scout Troop No. 1 will meet at 7 p.m.

today at the Elks club building, Peter Cooper, Elks scout chairman, announced yesterday. 271. will be no great secret. But whether the British Tommies from the Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders and the Middlesex regiment will go directly to Korea or ernment will carry most of the relief load In Arizona. Hayden said he never favored the Brannan plan because "I department; Raymond L.

Pecham, Pinal county; and Robert E. Tumel-ty, Cochise county. 2-8811 A run-off election on Sept. 12 The Grass beed Production bulletin was authored by Louis P. Hamilton, nursery manager of the U.S.

Department of Agriculture soil conservation nursery at Tucson; and appeared probable in the third district where Rep. Will M. Whitting- iiiillilM I 11 f.JJJJUl ater snack bar early in the morning through a ventilator that was removed from a corner of the building, according to the sheriff's office. The thieves ripped open a steel safe and several cash boxes. A cigarette machine was also torn open and emptied.

ton is retiring after more than 20 years in the house. A majority W. M. Wooton, assistant superur tendent of the U. of A.

experiment station at uraa. Several candles and a flashlight site sjfr-ss fr. Bolin Claims Success of all votes is needed for nomination. In 113 of the district's 137 precincts, state Sen. Frank Smith had 6,063 votes; State Sen.

Oscar Wolfe 5,663, and Lomax Lamb 3,669. Democratic nomination in Mississippi is equivalent to election. New York voters renominated On Election Publicity were also found bv deputies. Dallas Day. of "2214 East 17th street, manager of the establishment, said the office was closed at 1:12 a.m.

The burglary was discovered by Marion Ezell, maintenance man. PHOENIX, Aug. 22. (Distri bution of election publicity pahpn lets has been a decided success this year, Secretary of State Wes two congressmen, a Democrat and a Republican. Democratic Rep.

Louis B. Heller won in Brooklyn's seventh district. GOP Rep. Clarence E. Kilburn finished with an easy victory in the upstate 34th district.

ley Bolin disclosed todav. i Less than 1,000 of the 250,000 booklets remain: In the past large numbers have been left over and Rep. W. Sterling Cole went into destroyed. The pamphlets contain the text wAiwid Hum a narrow lead over John Young for the Republican nomination in the upstate 39th congressional district.

Cole is a ranking member of the house armed services com of the six constitutional amendments on which the state will vote Sept. 12. Virtually every registered voter mittee. received a copy of the booklet this Only two others of New York's year. 45 house members had opposition for renomination.

Thev were Ed win A. Hall, Republican, and Joseph L. Pfeifer, Democrat. Airman Injured When Jeep Crashes Engine A Davis-Monthan airman was slightly injured yesterday morning when his jeep ran into an switch engine on East 22nd street near Aviation drive. Cpl.

Floyd. Grisham, of the 43rd Motor Vehicle squad, was taken to the D-M base hospital for minor head injuries after his army jeep ran into the engine as it crossed the road. The speed of the locomotive, operated by J. W. Nugent, of Route 8, Box 55, was estimated at 5 miles an hour.

Grisham's speed was said to be about 50. The airman will be cited for failure to maintain proper control of his vehicle, Capt. Richard Whitlow, of the highway patrol said. ICE KILLS GIRL. NEW YORK, Aug.

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