Tucson Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • 1

1 -r i 1 1 -X 4h -A PLEAS AM 1 Slightly warmer Free Serum Comes First i Page 16 Temp at 2 pm -US( i Jsoon sun temp --82 i Humidity 7j TODAY'S NEWS TODAY TUCSON ARIZONA WEDNESDAY EVENING APRIL 20 DIAL 2-5855 VOL 83 NO 94 7 44 PAGES Situal Of Tense In ion nrD crz ity I i o) I 1 mlm) i 1 fl- UUIUWU -A 2 Joined BylAsia ExperP Strike Ties Chouji dins Action A Mild High So They Say fir i Up 5 Liquor Firms Here 0 Jn Hn Rights man I 1 i -1 BANDUNG UPU-Red China's Premier Chou The mount soaks it up And so does the yalleji Like I'm soakingsup This sun in my alley i Krazy Kitten r- Vi Ther sun only warmed-up the Old Pueblo "to 76 yesterday a mild high compared to the record for the in 1943 It was mild also corn- En-ki this 'aiternoorff agreed 'to a compromise on the question of human ri ts at the Asian-African conference composed of the 23 heads of ererfce also-debated more than three The political com delegations at the eon spared to some of the highs Moslem rountrirsl hffercd conference support impjrpenta- the United Natiol! reso- ttpn m' "fTt- If 'r' 'V- --I' -v -i i i'J-''iA -fy -VnJ: --s v' i'Vr-vA- -i lution on Palestine id re- eisewncrr in me rouni ry Omaha 86 Des Molne SO St Ixmis So Atlanta 85) and Cincinnati 81 all very M-arm for April in those areas Slightly warmer temperatures are on tap for Tucson" tomorrow along with Some scattered high cloudiness but not overcast ejnough tbj discourage the suh or keep) the daytime houis from continuing generally pleasant The pre-lawn low todav was" a- ('HOI' REPORTEnLY fused at first to discuss i BULLETIN' (W Arthur: Radford said today as he' left on an- emergency trip: to Formosa that the Chinese Commnnfct buildup hhows th Reds have not retreated front their announced intention toi-take Formosa by force if ne cessary" The defense department announced a that Adm Arthur Radford and Asst Secretary of a Walter Robertson are flying to Formosa immediately "in view of the tens situation which continues in the area" The' Tentagon" statement said i the chairman of the joint chiefs jennfer- jrights pTioe resolution on humafij Five of 11 local beverage distributing firms were tied up by a strike today after they refused to gp along with a new Teamster's contract granting wage increases and fringe benefits The distributing companies and the union fiave -been negotiating a new contract since the old one expired theMirst of the month Six "firms signed a new two-year contract last night Picket lines ere placed around' the five holdouts today! and- the lines were being respected by truck drivers and warehousemen ABOUT 20 of a total of some 65 employes are involved in the strike The agreement signed by Fix major distributors and the truck drivers provides an increase of 10 cents an hour effective Apr 1 19V and an additional seven and a half cents art hour effective Apr 1 1956 It also provides a 10-cent-an-hour increase for foremen and scaled increases in welfare plan premiums Companies reaching an agreement: Buxton-Smith Crystal Coca Cola Nehi Beverage Pueblo Sales' Finley Distributing and Distributing PICKETED companies: 11 based on the 7 chart can I discuss anything Under the' l' charter njen we 1 are not members of -the! flmitrd cooling 41 4 Nations?" one source' 'qurifd him as arguing AVjtlv2S other delegation beads rowever he ended by appffcying a resolutibn stating: "TJIK ASIAX African enice declares itself in fi roofer in sup port of the fundamental premises of staff and the state department's Asian expert will consult with officials of the nationalist government i THE TALKS will" be carried out under the terms of the mutual aid treaty with Formosa The first consultation under of human rights as set fQrtth hi Rations the charter of the United ana takes note pf the derrfand for pthieve- fchd all a common standard of ments' fo-all peoples countries" the treaty Was held Mar 3 when American Arizona Ritter-WalkjGr $78 Mllion Asked For I D-M Projects The defense department today asked congress to authorize almost S25 billion for' military construction during the next! fiscal year with Davis-Monthart AFB scheduled to get almost7 5718 million Base officials said-today Aiat a lion's share of the requested funds would be used for i new base hospital It has been estimated that $25 "millicn would be i i I secretary ot state mines went to Schubert and United Chou supported an TOoIution qn Palestine bfit lasked AP WirCDhota I ADMIRAL RADFORD FLIES TO FORMOSA that instead of including'Kiv re MRS EMERY JOHXSOX Mrs Emery Johnson of Tucson will have bteakfast with President Eisenhower tomorrow morning at the Sulgrave club in Washington She is one of 12 to 15 women invited to discuss informally international and domestic issues of interest ts womenij P'or background see page 26 Fi ence to the I nited atinls res Adm Arthur Radford and Asst Secretary of State Walter Robertson talk at National Kition the conference stptemenr ra for: a world appeal tn the Airport today' just before taking off fldr Formosa on a suddenly ordered trip which the i defense department said is related to the "tense situation which continues in the area" Palestine question i i Radford is -chairmkn of the joint of staff The six other Moslem! nations offering resolutions on Ifllestine were Pakistan Syria Irafft Leba TO FIGHT COMMUNISM non Iran and Turkey ALL TOOK THK line Bat the Lneeded to provide proper! hos lN" resolution on Palestiplpi criti cal of Israel ne implemented Representing the union: Howard Grant president: Everett Murphy vice-preskent and FJA Williams scaretary Representing management: Harold Burk executive secretary Tucson Employers council: Royal Irving president Buxton-Smith Kemp president Pueblo Sales and Harold Finleyj president Finley Distributing Markets At A Glance I NEW STOCKS Higher aircrafts weak' BOXDS Steady governments firm I i 1 COTTOX Lower hedging i and liquidation AVHE-T Higher dust storms In southwest Prime Minister Nhru pfi India- Ike Asks Aid -Billions paid that while he supported the Arab resolutions and hadftvmpa- thy for Jhe "tragedy of jestine iefugee4" he added "vjimust ronsider what the conference can trouble pots as Formosa jind Viet Nan actually! do' about this ifdblem" AUGUSTA Ga JF): Presi-dent Eisenhoweir today asked congress for 83530000000 to fight coinimunism around the globe most of- it to meet "the immedi Harold Stasen chief of Ithe nesMtiation Tbe question of Phelps Dodge Earnings Way Up NEW YORK Phelps Dodge Corp report! earnings $15200-000 before 4eP'etion in the first quarter of his year equivalent to SI 50 a share Louis' Gates chairman told the annual meeting yesterday that greater sales of copper and higher prices led tq jthe increase Comparative figures for the same period last year were 510400000 or $103 a share A ihftuld" not be ruled out nomic assistance and $1000300-000 for defense 'support "which serves both economic and defense purposes! by supplementing the efforts of countries particularly in Asia carrying out defensive measures beyond their current financial capacity" foreign op pital facilities at DMAFB Other requested structurirs include airman dormitory nurses quarters SI 57000 training building $337000 theater' S216C00" airmans service club $437000 and officers club $367- 000 The balance of the requested D-M allocation would be usd for aircraft parking ramps runway extensions and other operational facilities base officials saic Preliminary allocation of funds for Arizona include Ft Hua $4648000 ($3320000 for hous rations admirrlstratjon 5 conference last month He said he agreed wit i i other sggres- told a new speakers that Zionism is sive" but "we Invust' ate- threats to world security and that of tH overall amouhtf for the ff lisider what is behind the situlfion in fiscal starting July 1 $3i40r- 500000 il'o-thirds of thOiotal- -Palestine" ile recalled that the con- would be set aside for 15 fpfence of the Colombo powers in 800 Planes TAIPEI Formosa Red China has 800 planes 50i of them jets along the Fuklen and Chekiang coast across tho-strait from Formosa the China' news said today i Taipei with Adm Robert Carney chief of naval operations Pentagon aides said: that1 Radford had been scheduled to go to Europe in a few days to take part in a command exercise organized by supreme headquarters of the' North Atlantic Treaty organization (NATO) powers THESE OFFICIALS said how everthat the situation in the far east prompted President Elsen hower and the state department to cancel Radford's trip to Europe Robertson and Radford will stop in Honolulu where they will confer with Adm Felix Stump tha navy's' Pacific commander in chief before proceeding to For- mosa They are due in Taipei Sunday Apr 24 The Pentagon said officials can be expected to have periodic conferences with' Nationalist China under terms of the treaty "so long as the Chinese Commu- nists indicate by deeds and words their purpose to take Formosa by force'' DULLES AFTER conferring with Eisenhower in Augusta Ga last week told reporters there had been recent new evidence of extended (military buildups by the Communists in the mainland areas opposite Forrhosa Dulles wail questioned on this point -before -v the senate foreign relations committee yesterday in a closed session Adm Stump flew into Washing- tonlate last week to report on tha situation in the Pacific and then went to Augusta for a conference with the President tions -i stability now centered in Asia" in a special message to the lawmakers from his vacation headquarters the President said "The preponderance" Of the total -he requested would go for military and economic bolstering of "the! vast arc of free Asia" But-he did1 not' say just how much is 1914 passed- a resolution jeKpress-tng sympathy for the'f lestine James a Hagerty White Ilouse press secretary told newsmen 'the this ma- refugees and suggesxea CORN Rallied to close higher with wheat OATS HighVr marketings light HOGS Steady to 25 cents lower: top $1775 Steady to $100 higher top $3100 Today's grain 1ose Tage 3 conference adopt-aisimilajbone H-i mentioned no specific assistance fofAsiaibe- ing) Luke AFB Phoenix S1474 President amount 000 Williams AFB Chandler cause the idministration wants to $095000 and Yuma AFB Yuma being earmarked for that area which includes such critical program for thai area 303rd Re fuelers Jand 'In Newfoundland Officials at fcavis-Momthan AFB today announced the! 303rd 'air refueling squadron had successfully completed a deployment: 'from Tucson to Haimon AFB Newfoundland The KC97 tankers used to refuel jet bombers and fighters in mid-air Avill be based there on temporary duty for 45 days Lt Col Rufus A Ward is the keep the flexible" $21070001 SPORTS LATE 4 Hagertyl replied "it could'! when asked whether the Asian total Stassen cited might turn out to AKSOCLTED PRESSj By be the aqtuai amount AMfiRICAX The President said todav that LEAGUE I 210 0001s 02 BALTIMORE NEW YORK of the $3 330000000 total S1717- 200000 id Qt military assistance Palica and SniitK and direct forces support for uni £chalock (4) and Berra Grim Konstahty officer jof the forms and shoes for instance He HK Bait: Smith commanding squadron asked fan $712500000 in eco Chicago at Detroit nohtpond rain Boton at WashinRtqn night game' Starting pitchers Page 35 I XOnly games echeqaled) XATIOXAL LEAGUE Incumbents Win 'MiLlTATKEE I' 110 001 ghicao i Bardette aad Crandal Ifrnes and t'hitk Tucson South In Milwaukee ThAjftion Chicago Chiti Philadelphia at Brooklyn niht game eir Yorkfat Pittsbah night gamei' St Loni at CinelnniltSi night game Starting pitcher Page 3" Final tabulation of votes in South! Tucson last night placed tne five incumbent councilmen at the top of the list of 13 candidates on the ballot in yesterday's primary council Hoiisc Heads For Passage election Although some of the incumbents dropped behind hdidates during! the other ca Of 82 Postal Pay Hike counting the final totals revealed all five members of the present council vyere nominated 1 The house headed 'toward aDnar- Tucson TV Station OK'd y' Ingram's Tucson Television Co! today received permission from the federal communications commission operate in Tucson on channel 9 Ingram a Tucson lumber dealer said he hopes to be in operation in Tucson by April 1956 i He has two sitesv under consideration i for the one on 22nd street and the other on North Sixth avejiue He has estimated the cost of construction at about $400000 There are at present two tele vision stations in Tufson KOPG TV and KVOA-TV Final putt unofficial results of entli' certain passage of an 82 per cent postal pay bill today the electicjn were as follows according (i Miss Elizabeth Mar in the face of jRepublMan warnings that anything over 76 tenv' town clerk: per cent would only Pirfng a veto and no jraise at all x' dates Total vote for the town's primarv was 621 SIXCE ALL 13 candidates on the ballot were running as Democrats nomination yesterday is tantamount to election in the general election scheduled for May 23 unless same Republican Opposition shows up ij Winners in next month's-tgen-eral election officially will -take Office for two-year terms Junte 13 and one of the first items of busi-" ness will be election of one ceun-cilman to serve as mayor is the current mayor GILBERT COXTRERASl 347 jfirst tnejnouse jectea ztn-ii a move to open tne Manuel PU Moral Jr 292 III Hniril'lMtfiiou measure for a 10 per cent boost sudjifas the McElroy 2S3: John Merrill: 267 Francis VL Randall 224 Soleng enar already has Voted! Tom 197 Soledad Salaz 184 the President's veto" He said he personally preferred 10 per cent "hut we arej faced today with very practical situation" Tben it-plunged tnto jife! con Fred Duflfl 160 James Campbell Fkletation of the measurirj junder 145 Guillrarmd Bauman rulesi nermittinz amennftynt to Art 79 Mrs Ida Watson lona Stew Rep Tumulty (D-NJ) also told i 1 i a i it kip to the £2 pt? cent the house nun i liiilllv ine Stinnett 37 if 49 Ca South 11 Hi veto K2 per cent JTiicson's mayor H-and President bilt" Democratic 'Leatlr McWrmacR council vi 111 meet at 8 pm Mon called son the members "to day to canvass the election re Tucson Tonight Tomorrow Tomorrow the Festival offers a-panel discussion on take' a chance suits' AP i I DRIVING IN DUST AT OWN RISK A votiiig high for recent years was established yesterday when (Mass) 3P(ealed io the Muse to go (ip that much from'thj76 per cent average raise provider pn the bill a it came to the fi j-r i If 'the s2 per cent fjire is adopted be said "there wan excellent prospect of passinjit over GOP Leader Martin (Mass) supporting 7fi per cent pay hike urged the lawmakers not to "fool the postal employes by passing a bill which carmot become law" 56 per ceht of the town's ii 03 Roy Norris a Colorado! highway department driver stands riiar a warning sign on highway 36-40 during height of dust storm ready to caution Imotorists on driving risks in the plains area Phbto was made about 35 miles east of Denver See Dust page 29 Index qualified ejectors went to tne ppns to vote ipri tiye council canai individuality in- homes Open to the public: i TOMORROW 3:40 Recital by students in UA school of music Fine Arts building room 200 No charge 7:30 Zoology seminar Dr Albert Mead! on Biological Control of Giant African Snail" Student Union room 355 UA No Zlutkov Letter Bids For Promotion Bmke Of Peace NEWiOKK liti Jiarsnai Georgl Zhukoy of the charge Union mvs he is certaiiijpresi 7:45 PI---Bridge Fif-st session I' i Union charges (Phelps Dodge with anion busting Page 13 Israeli counsel sees similarity between home and Arizona Page 2 Tax refund doesn't clear McCarthy iwith senate Page 4 Smog cited as cause of lung cancer Page 14 Terra firma1 really isn't Page 38 Ariz Album 8 Meetings 21 Comics fi 20 Movies 3233 Crossword 20 Radio TV 32 Editorials- Sports! 35-37 Financial 21 Women's 23-27 i Weather Map 44 tatked the Paris nd London defense treaties arid the politicians who! "are trying to prompt the peoples an idea that a war is to -Inevitably explode sooner or later Present world tension cannot dent Eisenhower "will do his best to promote in practice the cause of peace'? i and Ma against Chinese Coinmun sti Twith or without the suppc rtj cf friendly powers' Sen argaret Chase Smith (R-Maine i jmain speaker at tihe dinner said the United States should "seize the show the Asian-African conference at Bandung Indonesia that "we are the opponents lof colonialism) that the Comnjfu- In a letter to theannssl din hower "whom he "met in! Germany during World War IJf Zhukov said: 1 11 "I am sure that he will tecol-M lect our) commbn assurances concerning the peaceful intention of our countries and: will do his best to promote in brac-j tice the cause of peace" At the: President's 'vacation headquarters in Augustaf Ga White House press secretary James Hagerty said: "The only-comment I hae is that Zhukov is saying nothing that we haven't said many times" Zhukov's' letter was in response to an invitation by the Overseas Press club A number- of world sleaders we're Invited to answer the question "Do you believe that all existing' controversies can be settled by peaceful methods and if so what means do you advocate to that end?" Zhukov and Generalissimo qhiang Kai-shek of Nationalist China were the only ones -to rjeply President Eisenhower Britain's former prime minister Sir Winston Churchill and liis successor Sir" Anthony Eden were among those to whom the question was addressed In His" reply Chiang Kai-shek warned against appeasement at any pries and reiterated the Nationalists' stand to defend the offshore islands of Quemoy last' nicht thfr Soviet tltfense atorh bombi building military of annual mixed pairs city tournament Tucson Bridge club 8 PM---BasebalI Tucson vs Nogales Hi Corbett field 8:15 PM-Discussion on architecture co-sponsored by Festival Society and Tucson Fine Arts association Lodge on the Desert No charge 8:30 Professional wrestling Tucson Sports Center minister sent and good wishes" t6 Eisen hower and the American bases around an imaginary enemy and threatening with the possibility of razing him to the ground" "Zhukov-said Referring to President Eisen nists are the present-day adyo- "people Eut at the eame tim at- cates of co oriialism.