Tucson Daily Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • Page 24

Backs French. Steel Merger Plans LONDON, May lo7w-- Secretary State Dean Acheson praised tonight the French proposal to pool Europe's -coal, and steel industries. 'In a statement he withheld final hidgment said "I recognize (cith sympathy and approval the lignificance'-and- far reaching tent tl the French initiative." The proposal was seen here as possible solution to the major told war problem of how to integrate Germany's economy with the west. Western diplomats here for' Big Three talks -opening, tomorrow view such German, cooperation as the most important itep needed to bolster the west igainst Russia. Announcing the plan approved by the French cabinet, Foreign Minister Robert Schuman proposed that the pooling start with France own rich Lorraine and Saar areas End Germany's industrial Ruhr i West Germany's Chancellor Kon rad Adenauer quickly termed the proposal a "generous step by France towards Germany." -The French plan, he continued, appeared to "create the preconditions for making any future conflict between France and Germany impossible." At the same time Adenauer announced his government already was planning a step toward- participation in European unity.

Adenauer said his cabinet had accepted Met Museum Holds Contest An S8500 art contest, open to all'artists who are permanent residents of America, was announced today. The Paintine sponsored by the Metropolitan Museum. Paintings will be selected by five regional juries, which in turn will recommend cwivase's to a national jury of selection in New York City. Entries must be'original paiAMgs in oil, oil tempera or encaustic. Only one painting may be submitted by an artist.

"There are no as to subject matter, but no painting will be accepted which exceeds 72 inches in width or 84 inches in height. Any eligible artist who does not receive a prospectus and entry blank.by May have been mailed write to R. B. Hale Associate Curator of American Art, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York 28, N. Y.

Artists from Tucson and sur- WHILE RED CROSS volunteer Mrs. Irene Hollingsworth looks the other way, nine-months old Helena Stohrin (left photo) helps herself to a sugar doughnut then proceeds to do a job on game. (right). The icene was photoed at pier 60, on die'North River, New York City, after Helena arrived from Berchtesgaden, Germany with other displaced persons on the transport Gen. C.

H. Muir. rounding region are to deliver their paintings in person or -by Railway Express prepaid to Metropolitan Exhibition, iDallas Museum of Fine Arts, Fair Park, Dallas, Tex. Last date for receiving entries is Sept: 1. Regional jurors are Jerry By director, Dallas Museum of Fine Howard Cook, instruc I tor University of New Mexico William Harold Smith, director school of art, University of Oklahoma; and Everett Spruce, assistant professor of art, University of Jury Ponders Hool Verdict A jury of 10'women and two men still had not reached 'a decision early this afternoon in the trial of Danny B.

charged with irmed robbery. Hool is accused of participating) a holdup on-Jan. 12 at Vasey's service E. Broadway, in which approximately "S100 was taken.from the cash register. Galen Vasey, 272S E.

Seventh operator of the service station; jvas the first'Witness yesterday. John F.f O'Mara, chief deputy county attorney, who is prosecutor, asked" Vasey if either of the men who held him up was in the court; Vasey pointed to Hool and City Briefs THURSDAY 5 Mi--Sunshine parlor Soil, past of the GM- to the of LE, will meet at the home of Mra. John Young, 2431' N. Goyette A potJuck supper for members and their husbands will the business session. 7:30 p.

Chi Mothers and Wires' clnb will have its final meeting and Installation of officers, in the patio of the chapter house, 1501 E. First (it. Over $2,000 Tire Hits Tucson Home Sallg ffifllzm 24 tvanlnj, Miy ItM Until Children Are Returned nauer saia ins tnuuici. U--- -an invitation for West Germany to) Supcr ior Court Judge Lee Gar- enter the Council of Europe as! ett ordere( i John A. Brooks, 34, an associate member.

It would have 15 20t st, to be held in the tiio ima countv jail until such time as his two small children are returned and-his wife, Dorothy a 11 a i Extend Square Dance Program to Tucson. Texas. Initial registration for free square dancing classes by the recreation department proved so successful a second series of classes will be offered Instruction began Monday at the county, recreation center' at the Pima county fair building. It will continue, each Monday for a period or Classes win ue uneven June 12, it.was announced todayjof six weeks, Ray said. Some 64 by Gilbert Ray, recreation director.

C0 uples enrolled for the first Globe Death Autopsy Reveals No Foul Play cruu GLOBE, May 10. W-An autopsy Mae Brooks, Reno, were dif a revealed nc foul play in the vorced in that city tet ar of wllliam Gossett, 42, prai weeks maren frDm theUmnloye of a boat landing at Roose- i i :r.f T-irtlr Trm no mother and brought them to take. Sheriff Jack Jones said ail Aeit j.ii-,j»»^--- -an advisory status in the council consultative assembly but would not be represented on 'the controlling committee of foreign ministers. Schuman proposed that a 'common high authority" would contro the Franco-German coal and steel output, and that other European countries, "east or west," would be Invited to join the pool. France already controls the coal mines of the near-autonomous region, which was attached to Germany before World Wat- II.

West Germany's Ruhr mines now are under international control of tne Allied occupation authorities. The French proposal was ex- peeled to be discussed when menus. Big Three foreign ministers of the I ge Garrett then held Brooks U. Britain and France begin contempt of court and ordered Mrs Brooks then obtained a writ Of "habeas corpus to regain custody of the children. When Brooks appeared in court yesterday afternoon he informed Judge Garrett that the children this morning.

Gossett had been missing 1 10 days classes. Registration for the next series of classes will be announced soon. The varsovienne, folk dances and the schottische also will be I'ith- regular square dancing. Five new instructors were added to the staff at Monday's session, Ray said. They are Ruby McKay, Margie Demberg, Al deLong and Mr.

and Mrs. James Anderson. Ambassador Confident About Britain's Future May 10. (fl)--Britain's 1 ambassador to the United States: said here last night his country is confident it can achieve "economic health" by "We think we can do it," Sir Oliver Franks told an audience of 1,200 at the University of Washing- said: "He was the man that held the gun that night." The case was given to the jury earlier today. Members are Martha E.

Smith', George B. Quinsler, Florence H. Reed, Julia Rios, Florence Raybould, Margaret H. Eckholm Elizabeth Morrow, Vehnah Hickey Pauline Blitzer, Francis LaRue" Blanche Bingham, anjt Eliza Brena. Acheson Has Private Conference With King LONDON, May 10.

S. Sec retary of State Dean Acheson mei King" George VI today in a private audience. Later he and Mrs. Ache confident." ton. "We are beginning to feei son were ues ts of King George land Queen Elizabeth at-lunch.

Neither the secretary nor Mrs Acheson joined the hundreds Americans and other selected vis itors -and diplomats attending royal presentation party at Buck ingham palace MOWCAN'T BUY" ASPIRIN THATS anuar February and March as it spent, but he commented: "However, one swallow doesn't make a-summer." VTVaoc 11, -t't-1-u when' his body was found in water underneath the landing jfl jy JVame Officers At ated bv Ed Cox. Gossett, formerly a salesman in Phoenix, had beenj All Saints 1 Be riCKeCl (jarrei-i. pmplovGd by Cox since Mar, lo. i See, 6, and Darrell Lee, 4, sai the autopsy was per-) Officers for the coming year-Will had been removed from the state A fire resulting in over $2,000 damage was brought under ontrol early today by members the Pima Fire patrol. The fire, believed to have closet, caused considerable amage to the six-room home, of Evans, 1802 Santa Cruz, who pas away oji vacation when the laze was discovered.

contacted later today, the wner stated, that the house was overed by Insurance. 1 Jones said me autopsy was TMi 0 -formed' by Dr. William E. elected at the regular meeting and showed nothing more than of the Holy Name society of Ail i a i The ambassador, denied that American dollars have been usedj to build British Socialism. He said they were usedT to offset an unfavorable balance of imports and exports with the United States and Canada.

This was instrumental, he said, in helping Britain build an economy that could sustain its for- their talks here tomorrow. I him" confined to the mtil the children are returned to Tucson, Truman's Handshake Adds To Long List POCATELLO, Idaho, May 10. Theodore Turner, a veteran Repub ican in" his late eighties, had a eratic President and remarked he pedal reason to greet Presidentjhad shaken hands with every Pres- Truman here today at 6 m. jident since Ulysses Grant Grant Turner, former mayor of Boca-iwas inaugurated in 1869.. A' 20-year resident of Tucson, Louis C.

Bisbines, above, seeks the Democratic nomination as state representative in district No. 11, south of Broadway, in the Sept. 12 primary. A veteran of both wars, he is a member of several fraternal orders and has taken an interest in legislative reports for the past several years. His interest includes education and state institutions.

officers are Leslie Car- Eugene F. Bayless.JBrUht, jlight li Eye Cautions Mrs Cox'had- discovered the 3 dy when it came to the surface, secretary, and James Derwm, Gossett, who had lived Phoe- 61 glaring light tires eyes. Avoid In. shadow. Diffused, indirect St.

Joseph ASPIRIN WORLD'S LARGEST SELLER AT I0( CALIFOHNIA IX COUAI To md relax! ItcMng OUEEN5 IBM ENTKIAJNH! and a son, Ronald, in California. tello, shook hands with the Demo- The train's the way to go to California! Loss Is Shown By Santa Cruz NOGALES, May 10.. The Santa Cruz county board of supervisors must decide this week if it desires census recount after preliminary figures indicated, a drop in population from 1940. J. M.

(Pat) Turner, census supervisor for both Pima and Santa Cruz county, revealed the figure in a meeting before the supervisors. He said the unofficial population for 1950 was 9,328 for Santa Cruz county which had an official count Of 9.482 in 1940. The unofficial count will be checked if the supervisors ask a recount, Turner said. Otherwise it will be sent to Washington and become official. 45 TO 10S ANGELES FROM TUCSON IN CHAIR CARS AND COACHES 17 05 ROUNDTRIP tax.

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