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Contra In Areas Sem Sure I Teacher Tenure CeiKngsHay Be Continued (AP) Ral LMsajd rMirhr-Tabtyp Nfttei atd Srarf Newt Win. NEA rW Tni SUITS Own NorrWn AiM New. EeAt Drf Ctmk Strip MdFiiMb axI UHat S-ariei RdiAi by Popular Author. "The Home Evening Newspaper of Northern Arizona" Un Hag Area Arizona Daily Sun Measure Governor Ktikktd c7 ii-j FLAGSfAFP, iomivf -i sfar ARIZONA Phone 21 Vol" 3 157 Architect Sketches Proposed Airport Administration Building Protects Teachers With 5 Years Or More Of Service In Same District PHOENIX, March 11 (Al') The lOlh Anzonu today sunt Ihe U'nclicr tenure bill to Gov. Dim Survey.

The final of (he lawmakers was puss.ige of the item by the Senate. The vole was IS to 1 in favor The Flats! afr Oily Council Is studying designs for, the promoted Airuorl Administration building as shown in the aboe. The bjildinr; was designed by William F. Cody and tfdward 1.. Varney, architects.

The structure Incorporates rlianjfi cojr.eil from plann submitted lat fall. Stage Snow Set For Bowl Fun SITZMARK CHAMPION OF WORLD SLATED TO ARRIVE SATURDAY MORNING TO GIVE DEMONSTRATION HERE The stace was set today for tivo davs of fun aiid snort Saturday ami Sunday at the' Truman Faces 1st Of Power In Washington today the "administration to scrap rent 'ceilings in niore ttian iOO rural arid small city The move came in. a desperate bid. to controls for big cities and defense areas. v- According' to the Press, rent administration informed members of Congress, tc-: day that." the areas culild be dfl- controlled if the- rent control act Coconino county would he taken out from -under rnt' controls en cent for the -housing- areas withi the city nf.

Flagstaff, the Associated Press said. The assumption is that controls would be lifted enlirely-Jn other northern Arizona corrimunltief In Washington, Hep Patman iplatl. Ab the same time-he predicted "a wave of strikes" over the country, iT Congress faiis'lo con-tinue refit controls for industrial areas where, there are. 'housing shortages. MThe workers simply ear frnm rl tn per cent," Patman'said.

"A vote to kill renfj.contruls vote for. strike." as Republicans whri. thi'neljj of nornr-. Tmocitft.lhreateried lirr.it any rent ib'ntrol to BO day's. It.

oortfrorrtajt 'President Truiruy, with' W.iil terf of Rower in the.r' Cdhl Ui.r. called the House III l.i.l' 7 ll for 15 r'noiijhiL barring a ernight change --mind at some'Democrats, the: issue rer ed in Train Robber May Survive WASHINGTON, March li (API -A ihrill-seeVine "rich' kid" hi helped hold cr'act'-passenger in in the West K.giyeri.a rood. chance today to survive a rwlkelnfneted" bullet wound, r'. dell, who was shot 'down after bell ing cornered' yesterday h'v nolice I in a pawnshop near the White I House. Ttamsdell's- buddy, "poor boy" George L.

Ashton, gay up meekly. Police fired when Kamsdell drew I a gun, At rjallincer hospital itnmsdcli drew a jruri. tamsdell underwent 90-minute fcperalion, Dr. A. said he is "doing well and barring: in- JiDurs, should recover nicely." Plane Runs Oat Of Gas; Lands At Lake Empty gas tanks forced Keith Arizona Snow Bowl, whers the 10th annual Arizona Snow-Howl carnival of thp.

nf-flnmnwrep xviM takn ri Stressing, ti, ''Have. Kun" this the eari)WHttlflhi more events for-the ipeVtator 1 -mil rv r(f 'Icier mkr faflWSg Largest In Big Activity In North Expected TTIHSON Mnreh 11 f-A-P'i New uranium derJoaita hkye been, found in northern mm. lie i. en gineer of the statti departinent -of mineral the Arizona small mine operators The deposits are locuted in strip of country north of the Grand Canyon running north Lo the state line. The lateral extent the ore body is 'not known, Baltam Slid.

ic ore only, unsays up to ttiree four oe'r cent uranium. He auid the jjrice of low Klude ore 11 may no protltnn.n to due the ore. Great amounts of the low (tri'de le hove been found in (lie Hacks inyon nroi. Ilcllam said, "the only ares- in the United Stales that has treat amounts of uianiunt is tlio where the four slates, Utah, A.r!: zona, rnexico and uo'oraoo came together." The beat ore has been found ir. Hack's Canyon.

This is entered hy way of'Fredonin just south of Utnh on hirrhway 89 between Huk-staff and Kunab. The xnyon itself is about five or sis miles from the Grand Canyon oi) liflibab creek which runt into the Colorado river. The United Stntcs Bureau ot Hires said today that about doiei; samples of ore from' region were last summer sentto tho.niYV materials division of Hhe ntoiiiic energy, commission in rui-K uuy ror analysis, The highest sample, nssnyed.at about iwonnd a hnlf per etnf. Others raiiEcd down to practically in ore content. It is said Iherc is a kooc deal jf ore In the region, some of which inirjhL go as high as.

four per cent. Clini H. I)uiiiiiiiK. director the mineral resources department of Avizoiia, describes' the of oisseminalcrt niincnds iii-lhe Coconmosehd- stiri'e layers. i 'Ihe department is conduct pfT irveys ihroughout the state to in if there are olher depositi av ailable.

nullum tod the small mire oo- "with more Gieger calJlt- the prospectors to be out in fqfee Dog Gets Bone For Acting As Bank 'Dog. Tag' PRF.SCOTT, March 11 (API my identification 7 1 Mrs. I. J. Cowan hadn Mrs.

McGowan turned to leave. followed by her small dog, "It that your dog?" A bant em ployee n3hed. When ner reply was ainnr.atiyf-, rs. McGowan was told that the bank would be glad to cash die checV. Rowser had been recognized aa the pet of McGowaii, known to fa hank employee.

Bowser, small, brown, and jost' dog, got a bone for acting as a "dog tag." Idenrtfication Bureau Bill Passed By Sonata PHOEriix. March 11 (API The Ari-smia' Senate today passed a bill abolishing trie siata bureau of criminal The bureau's duties woiild 1 taken over by the state, prison. Originally passed by the. biiH of rnpres'entativ'es' as' merely -i dsV-ficleney apprdpriallon for bifT i eau, the meis'jre was radieallV amended the senate to prorii for ellmlnalion. As passed today the bill i sjra, liar to one.

approved, by the IM legislature Wot vetoed ky the Uaj Gov. Sidney. P. Osborn, laojbli' Hooso Kolecw Now 5JI9 MMM US Saturday-eveninjf-'with her parents, the Arnold GrHamocns member of the 1948 American of the act will Sen. Earl 1'litll member airaiiist il.

The nieasuio ai passed uy tne Senate 13 Hie sjmiic as ni)imveil same time ago hy the lower House. Under its' jirDvisions, a teacher who lias (flight four consecutive years in one district is urutecled iindcr llic act on renewal of the contract for the fifth year. Thereafter 11 teacher cannot he dismissed unless given a written granted a hearing by the Bn.nd nf hearing, llio lonelier hns thn right to appeal tne noaril decision tlio Superior Court. The hill was not all (hat askral by the Ai'lKunn Kilncati. Asbocialion, which led the way closely flugiresiions made hy tho iitatn Association ot Hcliool li Action on the iiicasnio liidiliEht- ed the nist day of ihe session, llio first day on which the Legislators dicatinns wetc that the session would continue at least until tin: lllidille of next week.

Ihe Governor is threatening to call sjie-clot session iunilciliately after nil journnient if JcKislalion he Cjpsiioi is not passed. Two oftlie. (jills.prornlne.nU! mentioned the Covcruor ar'o ii. the Senate machinery. One is tin Racing Control: bill, (i com niiltee.

Another was the children1' colonv slated to romu ii first nn thn Senate committee or the whole calendar. The House planner to clear' the bill relaxlne restrictions on social iccnrity Ijeaent payments anil send Chair Claims Convict After Week's Reprieve MONTGOMERY. Jlurcli 11 fAPl Little Philliu Cobb finnlh- t.eit hLi dale with Alabama' cu.liir rlinii- rarly today. Iwic lifore he had broken a date wit deotk i I 'A-l ynr-nhl NcRro rva electron) led at Kilby prison a fe nftnr midnight for mill dering fellow iirisouer. He iva to have Lsien out to death wee Ago hut was given an eleventh cable put the i-hair ou Wide Area Swept By Snows Today is wide iirea of the country today thern New Encland.

The lule winler slorin moved in to the eastern Section yesterday after sweeping across Midwest stales. Kails measured up to' sev en inches in' parts of Ohio and rnnged from eeven lo nine inches in 50uthcu3tetn nnd central Indi- ami Valley tlurJUK recent inontns. Sent To of Apache- comity I ho only Named To Board "Dr. FtuWrl lllich, lirnfcssor ut L'd- UC-nlitirt ii-C Hin vnrcl sfbiinl of cdur.ili-H. ii -nitin-brr cif Uarvnrd'p hvnliry and tr k-uriiiii rkiparLuiLut, turn Ikcii elcclcd m'cniTHT- hf htiatd nf IriiMcc.i if Vordc -lr ScIhwI fur World CitiMnihip LL na nniiciiinrni 'al SedonB- Santa Fe Mail Cars Derailed SAN nnHMARDlNO, oich li (AT) The Santa Fe's aii: linr nuiLli of here was block ed today hy derailment of westbound maiL cars, Iml the railroad jwrteil un deaths nr injuries.

Although every car in the train left the rails, none overturned, LiLvcxtigators said. lire cMicctpil tn lie. reopened hy mid-nftcrnooa. faully hraho on the lociuimtiiv ten- parr ni winch roll to jsm li nt the little Jtoiave Desert sidfiil: of ircsrwrin. ooulli of victor- villa -m: lr were dv- layeii, Willi the Cllncf ami Snpnr-Chief e'peclcil to reach Ijis Ice 2 p.m., alioul sii hours late.

There is no delay in Easf-bound (raid, Ihe railroad said. Last Rites Held. For Famed French General DIJON, I'm Maich 11 (AP) Girnud, wurtimc I II CI Commander hief of the Free -eceived the last French Armies, Hie Horn today. Crirnud. who i ii Catholic church Bravely ill in the DijDii military hospital.

This morning's -medical bulletin said his condition became much worse during; the night. '-He 15 surrcrin lrciu foofl poisoning. Christmas mnming. Duf-fielil was malting a tour of the yards to chech available rail equip- edoadedfrclfi-h'Marwhieh eight German war prisoners n-ere attempting to re-rail under. direction of an American Noticing lhat- the soldier waa abusing the prisotiers, Duffjeld Ltnppcd him, called his attenlkia lo the fad that it was Christmas and suggested he Ircat his charges in a manner rrnre.

nuitable to the occasion. He thought no more of the incident and erentually waa trartaferred home. later, when, he, was, fa taw sheep business at Williajna, he ra eeread a frrm: tfci aabetial rrtadquartera.af tka Aaarr-kaa Legiw, nxnasstis saaal-faar acMress. He.i.isjia'iifiasl ear', ceiraa a fr tfca (pUtm rr Tiil 'Space' Ship Being Built By Scientist Passengers Will Ride On Rocket CHICAGO, March 11 (Al1) Zoom I Anil straight up sortie 25 miles, man will ride a proposed rocket powered winged, misaik1. says a Chicago e'artK's atmosphere.

he aaid, it. 'will, glide safely back to It will he called the first The miin-cnrrvini: rocVet i be ing developed by EuEene A. May- cehariinnl encinper. Pljins foi- development und Inuncbing nf the winffec rocket iveie rtiFtloRed by Mnynor to war vctumnr, ruup taid his rocket ship should sliec.1 of 1,40) niilpK sn hour Us upwjird litjht, under impetus of at seconds or power. It should continue upward for another 60 seconds at 700 niuh.

indi cating a possible maximum alti tude hi b'tcnn ano rfh miles. After the fuel is and its speed slower, Maynor iaid, the rocket will beiooni fully controllable clider. The oilol could fSHle the rotxet motors nnu filiae iwn to it Inmling at a speed of 46 ilea an hour. The Tr.isilft will be built of stain less steel, he said. The main body will be a tube aOout 30 foot long nnd three feet in diameter, devot- tn f.mkK for GjOOO pounds lilric acid and furfuTyl alco hol, the fuel for the crafl.

It will i wing-span nf 24 feet. A H-pfimr-airtjnent and storaEe space for the scientific instruments ill be in the nuae ol the tuoe. British Arms Dump Most Fatal To 11 BRONSWICX, German, March 11 fAPlAn mcnlitsion in a Brit ish arms dunin neaT here today killed 11 persona and injured 36. Friday, March 11, 1340 sketch ikcd by (SUXfntn.) of Merced, to enjoy the Olympic Ski and ha Saginaw Mill Running Again Operations at tTie Sagi- company said Ift-day. The box nnd other dc- riartmenta had iKt-ji rminin, hut 6 sawmill Useir had been dosi'H rrfivcral weeks.

All art! now ii: ful3 operation with the exception nf the logging anil ttiis'may riclaiyed :mr.io time hci-uiisc of Die rnndiUon of the roads intn the wood a rc i. Rtilli a ecus derahk iL if ynou- on the 1 road3, is possible tint full Kcale log- KlflK opornliims unt he sumed for tr nronLha or mun Royall Accuses Reds Of Duplicity, Lying WASHINGTON. March II (AP) Secretary nf the Army Hoyall today accusal Kus.ia of duplicity and falsification. He called hor blockmlc of Ilerliii a "day to day threfit lo the: peCfi ot the rorJil. Royall's iliscussion of fcrciei affairs, in plain-spoken, un varnish ed words, was curtained in his an nual report on the Atatus of the Armv deoartmant.

usefl it preamble explanation of the burdensome occupation duly of the American -Army. Hog-Wmslow Rood Job Contract Let PHOENIX, March-11 (AD Six roud improvement contracts totaling $1,019,273.17, including a 054.80 job or, U. Hifhway between Flagstaff and Win slow, were awarded today by ihe slate highway cominlsiiron. The Phocnii-Tenipe SUme won the contract for grading, and surfacing 103 miles of highway 66 from Canyon Diablo lo Canyon Padre. HaatiH4j FtsboiQj Fee KM Goes To Gorvey PHOENIX.

March ll 'fAP The house of repreaeataUTea today, ac. cepted senate arriendments 'to a tall increauag nonung; aad Ijah-in'c license fees in the state. The Ml! sets up sererat new' eat-goriea of Ifenats and swedi oaly skiinir. 'Miss wtis a eslauiistiwl new recorus at Spy Suspect Won't Talk NBW YORK. March 11 UP) A Russian engineer Accused of espionage today refused .10 answer questions at his arraignment in Federal Court and claimed diplomatic immunity: Valentine Gubitchev, the Ilus-an indicted yesterday a ir Jnrith U.

Department employe, declared the prosecution aaint- him pursue cer-' The judge contuiuetl Guliitchev's hail, and declined to accept the statement of the suspended United Nations employa that he did not want counsel. Judge Rifkind eald he would assign a lawyer -to represent frubit-chev. He then put off unlil Monday the pleading; 011 the indictment. Hundreds Homeless In Hong Kong Rre HONG 11 (Al) A dispatch lo ths' newspaper U'ah Kill Yat Fo tbdny said hundreds of persona were left without clothing and shelter by a fire thai 'll 1' slum area of ySwatow last Tues day. lin told reporters, he will carry the case lo higher Miss r.illarc.

48. who tfarf'jllv swore from the stand that she always' loved this country and never intended to betrsv It. heard the verdict without visible emotion. Attired in the same black dru she had worn" almost every day of the long trial. it started on Jan.

24), Miss Gillars stood grimly erect aavthe jnry filed in a p.m., yesterday. Her expresaioW did: not em to rhange when tile foreman, Henry G. Davia. jr said in a low voke that the jury had found her giu'l-ty, tku rejetttg her story that ska'-inia forced to propaganda 4otk for tJx Naaaa. i Tk at ri-at, each isnr akd seaaratrlT how Im saw Twksd.

la'tarn, tsw an-. nM "ga; Ailrtnig.a new pi-nniiro ot tan to the prorjran'i today was the an- AUKooste -Hsu Ml'Ui." billed a3 "Kurope's forenioat cxion-ent of the sitimark" who Mill treat Mia In r-vlii- bition of skiingr skill. Hal nianajrei- of Ihe Chamber, said Hassen-pheffer inaile the trip- here from his haunts on the highest peak of thi Alps as npecial fovnr to the will net underway Satur day nt with the start of the The slalom will take ilnce about two hours later. Other scheduled events of Sat urday's program include two chll- Saturday night the carnival cen-r will swing back to Flagstaff, ir a coronation ball in honor of Miss Elizabeth Hoffmnn. carnival this year, and Andy Wolf, kinff.

The carnival royalty- will distribute trophies and medals to win- leis or the slalom and cio'-vnmu -hp mticIi nkc place at Hotel Monte Vista Hbhj Turn fo oje Kight) Rotary Presklefit To Speak Tonight Annus Sinclair Mitchell. Diesi dent of Rolarv Internationai. nr ed in -Flagstaff shortly before rich before liotarians nnd 11- Cuests from throuEhout Arizona and states. The dinner will take Dine the dining room of Arizona State College at Klsgataff. More than 200 are expected to be in attendance, C.

H. Wilson past district gover nor 01 tne organtwtlon ana in charge of arrangements said today. Fret Umtt May Ask VotieaB For Confab CLKVELiAND. Ma'reh 11 fAP) A proiKiflal for an unprecedented conference on relirions liberty be tween top Protestant World leaders and the VatJean comes before re-prewnttitiTem of Amcri-ran Prc-taataaU today. Ciwiinliiii te' pUn is ei-peeUJ near thai Hea of fonr-dav infllienees in Interaartknul Affain.

Sponsor-Inp; tae iepartment of IntermatiMHl Jaaiiee and Good Win -flf Federal Council of Ckn3 of Cfcrl America, noon, hut Hunter mit the olir Kindness Remembered BIG-HEARTED WILLIAMS VETERAN Jury finds "Axis Sally' Guilty; Sentence May Be The Chair AIDS 2 GENERATIONS OF GERMANS down without damage, Curl Guthrie, operator of the Flagstaff service saia today. j-Guthrie went to the Lake Thurs 'Navajo Ordnance depot, affiled to rr i liioui nirticuity. College, Hofevofc Stodeit Papers Win NEW Lumberjack, newspaper pub-i I41" Arisen 7ij riagaiaii, ollege printed rCTSpwra by Co-Sombu University here today. The contest tiAj i. the Columbia Scholastic Press As-aoeiation.

schooiai'with less "fodents, the Sagebrush of Hoibreok High School ranked I In AMatfe Pact I KOKE, March tl (AP)-Italv'. hu apprar 0 A.Uimae Pi O'STp-rti. LONDON, Marc 11 (APTta house' of Maf -a bill which woaU hs WASHINGTON. March 11 (AY) Mildred E. (Axis Sally) Gill was convicted of.

treason hut her puriishntent probably won't be known for a week Dr more. A rriA birv. found her Euiltv of hroadeaating propaganda-. for the wartime German radio, The -maximutn possible sentence is death in the eleetrk chair; th rcinimuin, fiT yean' in prison, a tlOjOOO fine and loss; of her -American eitiiejiiuiip. t.m in aJvanee of seatenefnr.

Uiaa Gitlara'. attorney! aerred r-' ti tat ae not trrroiifa mrm- ku. Ria "first aald Jarnea J. Lasmin, will to rue a aaaiai Fedml Jtidsje Edward M. 4er a new trW.

UufWin ka fine, of the strangest stories con nected with the CARE program for sending rood packages to Enron is that Involving E. II. Duf- field, baggage, mail-and express- between Williams and Grand Canyon. It is told in an article in the' MoTth isoue of Santa Fe fnag-aiine, Duff ed semis. (JAKB packages regularly to Germany as a direct result of a "stranger than fiction" adventure which occurred in Nan-tea, ranee, during ttte final daya of World War.r.- After Verdan, where he had served as a first lieutenant in Corps, DoffieW vaj' asaisiBsji iWiT, nf Lb railroad aeroas "No Man's ei-t' aa- Jthat point and tliem trararferred atr- story begin.

at Naaiw oai llahman apel InarBasi laik (Ma. a -rata aruaku a-T? fin 4aya In wbitk to tale hu tkm- It ai.eotio. Mi oferatiTe. i-' Ji.