Tucson Daily Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • Page 7

TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 9, 1959 TUCSON DAILY CJTiZEN PASI Reformatory Integration Plan Fails PENDLETON, Ind. Un -Indiana Reformatory officials say an Informal poll of inmates has led to thj abandonment of a proposed integrated living at the reformatory. All dormitories at the reformatory are segregated, but it had been planned to house both Negroes and whites in a new dormitory which will be opened later this month. The new building will have an til-Negro population, i ia 1 taid, because the informal poll showed sentiment against the integration plan. Only four of 60 white inmates Interviewed appeared willing to move 5n on an integrated basis and only 20 of 40 Negroes favored the idea.

The reformatory has about 2,900 inmates, more than 600 of them Negroes. Most other activities at the in- ititution are integrated. Civil Air Patrol Will Hear Talk On UFO "Unidentified Flying Objects" will be subject of a talk by Earl C. Sydow, member of Tucson's Moonwatch team at an open house of Civil Air Patrol Squadron 502C in the Old Armory at 7 p.m. today.

Awards will be given outstanding cadets'by Maj. D. L. Erlich, Arizona wing deputy for cadets, and the girls' drill team will demonstrate. How to Go abroad without leaving dryland! 60 EAST via Canadian only $38 more rail fare round trip from Los AngeleB.

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It probably will be next Monday before testimony starts in the trial of Mrs. Edythe Klumpp on a first degree murder charge. Mrs. Klumpp, haggard looking after six months in jail. --Ray a Photo 'SAFECRACKERS' AT WORK Workmen are shown removing the door to the old walk-in safe while remodeling the Bank of Tucson's new home at the southwest corner of Stone and Congress.

The door, originally installed in 1915 when the Arizona National Bank built the building, will be replaced by a new one. Renovation of the interior will be complete within the next 30 days and the bank opening is tentatively scheduled for July 13. UA Summer Enrollees Set Record Summer session classes started at the University of Arizona today with a record number of students on hand. First-day registration yesterday for the initial five-week session was 3,177, an increase of more than 500 students over the first- day registration for summer session last year. Another 500 students are expected to register before the June 15 deadline, according to Dr.

Pendleton Gaines, dean of the summer session. In addition to regular summer school registration, 311 high school and grammar school students began classes yesterday in fine arts and elementary string instrument workshops conducted at the university. City Forces To Install 49 New Fire Hydrants The City Council yesterday considered contractors' bids for the installation of 49 fire hydrants in the newly annexed area, but decided to let city forces do the job instead. City Mgr. Porter W.

Homer told the councilmen that the lowest bid for the job was $17,035 which figures out to about $347.59 per hydrant. He said city workers could do the job for about $100 each. Homer explained that this figure included the cost of materials, rental equipment and manpower, but did not include any city overhead costs. Councilman Charles Branin noted that the cost of the hydrant installations has gone up successively with each contract awarded for the work in the past few weeks. The decision to let city forces proceed on the job means that work is now in process on all of The best GIN and name VODKA accused of killing Mrs.

Louise Bergen, 32, last Oct. 30, The state claims the slaying occurred because Mrs. Bergen would not divorce her husband, William, so he and Mrs. Klumpp could marry. It also claims Mrs.

Klumpp, 41- year-old blonde part-time home economics teacher, kept Mrs. Bergen's 'body in her car overnight, then took the body to Lake Cowan in neighboring Clinton County and burned it. The badly burned body was found Nov. 1. With six jurors seated tentatively at yesterday's trial opening, Hamilton County prosecutor C.

Watson Hover stuck to his prediction that it will take only three days to complete the jury. Defense Atty. William F. Hopkins said nothing about that, but he forecast next Monday for start of testimony. After the jury is selected, time will be allotted for opening statements.

Then will come a trip by the jury to key scenes involved in the slaying. Hover and Hopkins used only nine of a venire of 75 yesterday to seat four women and two men on the jury tentatively. Nearly 20 others were excused automatically for business, health or hardship reasons. Throughout the sweltering four- hour court session, Mrs. Klumpp sat grim-faced.

She rarely spoke with her attorneys. Before the session began, she appeared to be near tears a couple of times as photographers snapped pictures. When the court adjourned, she said, "I feel better now." She added that she was "terribly upset" when the trial started. The prosecution made that each prospective juror accepted had no objections to imposing capital punishment. A death sentence is mandatory in Ohio if a person is convicted of first degree murder without a recommendation of mercy.

If mercy is recommended, the mandatory sentence is life imprisonment. Youths Get Suspended Sentences Five year, suspended sentences were given two Oregon youths in U.S. District Court yesterday afternoon for a Dyer Act violation. The youths, William D. Spires, 19, and Edward C.

Tultle, 18, are already serving two to three year sentences in the Arizona state prison for assault with a deadly weap- ion. They were indipted here May 21 by a federal grand jury for transporting a stolen auto from Hood River, Ore. to Kingman on Nov. 18. Both are in prison at Florence for assaulting the arresting officer.

In other action Judge James A. Walsh revoked the probation of Ned Casey, of San Carlos Indian Reservation. Casey was sentenced to two years Feb. 4 for theft on the reservation. In i his probation, Walsh pointed out that Casey had violated the terras of his probation four times.

William J. Albert. 24, a former Tucsonian, waived a New Mexico grand jury indictment charging he transported stolen car from El Paso, to Las Padillas. N.M. on Apr.

12. Action in the case was continued to Monday. The government i i charges of giving a false oath and perjury against a McNeal man. Homer D. Ellis.

The charges stemmed from a bankruptcy case in which McNeal was alleged to have not reported $200. Trial for two Nogales youths, Francisco A. Ybarra Damiano, 18, and Pio Damiano Ybarra, 17, was set for Sept. 8. They were indicted by the grand jury for smuggling six horses across the border.

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When the installations are complete residents of area will get a 25 per cent cut in their fire insurance rates, retroactive to the Mar. 26 annexation. The Council also voted to vacate a stretch of the alley running from 1st to 2nd street just west of Stone avenue. The land will be sold to the Caravan Inn so that the proposed motel to be constructed there can run back from Stone avenue nearly to 9th avenue. The city will sell the land for $5,251.22, then pay some of the money back to the motel firm for enough land at the side of the motel site for a turn-around area.

The city will net about $3,500 on the deal. A part of the transaction calls for the motel firm to indemnify the city as a protection against lawsuits resulting from the vacation of the alley. Last week the council approved the rezoning of part of the proposed motel site. The sale of the alley land removes the final official obstacle to the building of the $1 million motel. Planners Will Learn State Land Policy Louis C.

Duncan, manager of the State Land Department, Phoenix, tomorrow will address mittee here at work on a'vast plan for land use east of Pantano Wash. Duncan will inform the committee on the state's policy in putting up land for sale. Approximately one-third of the 237 square miles involved in the plan is state- owned. The meeting of the committee, representing five interested groups who proposed the plan, is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. at the county planning department offices.

Two of the groups Tucson Home Builders' Assn. and the Tucson Real Estate Board--have contended that state-owned land is virtually unobtainable for development. Duncan is coming here at the request of John Tsaguris, associate planning director who is overseeing the study. Raccoons Found In Wall Of House MILWAUKEE The troubles of the Leonard Bielski family started from scratch. Strange squealings and scratch- ings were heard soon after the family foved into a new home.

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