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ursday, March 20, 1947 ARIZONA DAILY SUN, Flagstaff, Ariz. Page Seven landler Teachers School Board nfer On Salaries HANDLER, March 20 (AP)ablic meeting has been schedulere tonight at which members he Chandler Classroom Teachers ciation and the Chandler school ed have been invited to discuss ry differences between the two aps. aul Van Tassel, chairman of the ary committee 'of the teachers' vociation, said last night in anincing the meeting that the sesion is an outcome of an "ultimatissued to the teachers by the ird to sign a contract on the rd's terms by March 24. said the two groups have negotiating for six weeks. association is asking a $2,400 imum annual salary base for chers, with a $200 per year inase for 10 years.

An additional minimum for teachers with asters degrees also is sought, he The board has agreed to the base but offers only $150 yearincrease for eight years, "In elect a difference of $800 per Van Tassel said. present, the teachers in the Chandler district receive $1,500 to and $100 per year increase eight years plus a "flexible" Cost of living supplement. ussians Grabbed aluable German atents, Claim WASHINGTON, March 20 (AP) Rap. Thomas said today, he will arm Secretary of Marshall in Moscow with proof" that Russia has obtained thousands of valuable German patents from America. Thomas told a reporter the evidence is from the files of the ouse committe on un-American activities, of which he is chairman.

"Our antiquated patent laws provide the greatest way I know of," he said, "for giving away vital military information. It's a one way deal. "I think an explanation is due General Marshall from Soviet Foreign Commissar Molotov, since they got all these patents from us, why Russia has refused to give us a single patent since 1927." The wolf used to have scarcely any fear of man. Again at Carter's Luxite NYLON PANTIE GIRDLES $6.50 CARTER'S of Flagstaff Young Collegians Held In Deaths Of Wealthy Parents 'Serious' On the third finger of her left hand, Jean Peters, 20-year-old actress who won a Hollywood contract through an State University personality contest, is wearing a huge diamond and emerald ring. She says it's a birthday present from Howard Hughes, mi.lionaire movie proand aircraft manufacturer.

Declaring the "engagement" finger was the only finger the ring would fit, she admitted "We haven't discussed matrimony yet." But she added, "The romance is serious." Potsdam Agreement Details Are Cited LONDON, Mar. 20 (AP)- -Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov cited Russian stenographic records of the Potsdam Conference to back up his accusations in Mosow yesterday that the Foreign Ministers Council had been guilty of nearly two years of inaction on the Ruhr question, a Tass version of his speech showed today. Prime Minister Stalin and President Truman agreed to a British proposal at Potsdam, Molotov said the record showed, that Russian proposal to leave the rich Ruhr as part of Germany under Four-Power Allied control should be referred to the council.

CARRIES EGGS ABOUT From 5000 to 75,000 eggs are laid by a lobster. These adhere to the body and are carried about during the entire 10 months required to hatch. SANTA ANA, Mar. 20 -Two blond college students, engaged to be married next month, were in Orange County jail today awaiting outcome of police investigation into the explosion deaths late Saturday night of the girl's wealthy parents aboard their 47- foot yacht in Newport Harbor. Beulah Louise Overell, 17, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Walter E. Overell, and George Rector Gollum, 21 were arrested yesterday after Sheriff James Musick and Newport Beach Police Chief R. R. Hodgkinson said 30 sticks of dynamite and a wired clock were discovered in the wrecked hulk.

The yacht sank following the explosion, first attributed to gasoline, and investigators went aboard after it was raised the next day. Interviewed separately last night, both Gollum and Miss Overell denied any responsibility for the tragedy. They said they had left the boat for hamburgers shortly prior to the explosion. She disclosed that her 62-yearold father and 57-year-old mother had opposed her marriage to Gollum. Move To Head Off Phone Strike Threat WASHINGTON, March 20 (AP) Conciliation Director Edgar L.

Warren said today the government's mediation service is being fully mobilized to head off: a threatened nationwide telephone strike April 7. "We have been in close touch both locally and nationally with company and union officials," Warren said in a statement. He added that 29 conciliators had been aiding in the negotiations in 30 cities since early in February. Today's WEATHER Sunrise, 6:31 a.m.; sunset, 6:39 p.m. FORECASTS For Flagstaff and vicinity: Scattered to broken low cloudiness today and Friday with scattered showers and thunderstorms in area afternoon.

Minilight, mum temperature near 28 degrees Friday morning. For Arizona: Partly cloudy today, tonight and Friday with seattered showers and thunderstorms over north central mountains and early tonight. Little change in temperature. Weather for the 24-hour period ending at 5:30 a.m.: Station High Low Pepn Blythe, Calif. 81 56 .00 Needles, Calif.

79 57 .00 Prescott 63 35 trace Flagstaff 50 30 .15 YOU WILL BE PROUD TO USE OUR SUGGESTIONS COME HOME WITH US FOR A WILL WE EAT UP YOUR SUN- CREAM CHEESE AND CRACKBITE TO EAT. DAY DINNER IF WE COME? ERS, COLD MEATS, OLIVES, (OH NO! I KEEP A REGU- AND BOTTLED SUGGESTS DRINKS.M THINGS. LAR SNACK MENU IN MY GROCER REFRIGERATOR Hutchison's PIE CRUST MIX SAUERKRAUT MEAT DEPARTMENT Krusty Meeter's "The Meat Makes 17-oz. Pkg. No.

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ANSWER: Illegal Mexican Migrants Must Be Returned To Mex. EL PASO, March 20 (AP) The 119,000 Mexican farm workers now illegally in the United States must be returned to Mexico for re-entry to this country, Ugo Carusi, U. S. Immigration Service commissioner, said today. Carusi, here to explain a new U.

agreement on migratory labor to a meeting called by the El Paso County Cotton Assn. said U. S. immigration laws require the aliens to be sent to Mexico before their status can be legalized. Previously it had been reported in Washington that the aliens might be documented by immigration officers without the necessity of returning to Mexico for reentry.

The aliens will be rounded up and to three border pointsJuarez, Mexicali, and Reynosataken, where they will be selected for re-entry. Peace Negotiations Rumored in Paraguay ASUNCION, Paraguay, Mar. 20 government denials reports persisted in Asuncion today that peace negotiations were in progress between government forces and rebellious troops which since March 6 have seized much of northern Paraguay. President Higinio Moringo's government said the only military action yesterday in the wild, rough country consisted of patrolling.Well-posted informants said a blockade of the Paraguay River was keeping the rebels short of riverborne supplies. Pallas Athena, Greek Goddess of Wisdom, kept ancient Troy from capture, according to Trojan legend, as long as the city retained her glistening white statue known as the Palladium.

Want Ads do quick selling. Hudson River. War Danger Is Minimized By Undersecretary WASHINGTON, Mar. 20 (AP) Undersecretary of State Acheson expressed conviction today that American help for Greece and Turkey to block the spread of Communism will not "lead to war." That question was raised by RepMansfield (D-Mont) House Foreign Affairs Committe questioned Acheson on President TruMan's broad program to send money, material and military missions to the two Mediterranean countries. Acheson hesitated for a moment and then sloemnly declared: "I was going to say--no possibility that it would lead to war." He paused again then added: "I don't think it could lead to war.

By strengthening the forces of Democracy and freedom, you do a great deal to eliminate the fricttion between great powers." On the other hand, he said, collapse of Greece and Turkey "might set off a chain reaction" among other countries--both to the east and to the west- under similar pressure." Rerouting Trucks Is Studied By Prescott PRESCOTT, March 20 (AP)Re-routing of truck traffic to eliminate congestion in the center of the city is under consideration by the city council. The proposal has been referred to the streets committee for recommendation. Men Past 40! "Old?" Get Old-time Pep, Vim Get Normal, Younger Feeling Do you say you're "old" when weak, listless, exhausted at 40,50, 60? Thousands of men and women delighted at results of a little "pepping up" with Ostrex. Contains tonic for bodies old solely because low in iron. Be delighted -of your money back! Try Ostrex Tonic Tablets for pep, years younger feeling, this very day.

For sale at all drug stores everywhere. Brewed 10 Enjoy! Fine Light Cools Brewed with Pure Rocky Mountain Spring Water LEGISLATURE (Continued from Page One) carries a provision that counties may eliminate school district boundaries SO counties may make county-wide levies. The argument advanced for the county-wide district idea was to provide for equalization of educational advantages in all districts. The racing bill bogged down in the final hours when the Senate rejected a conference committee report seeking to settle some of the Senate and House differences over the bill. No new committee was named, and the measure was considered lost.

The House had completed its major duties and was spending the day cleaning up odds and ends while the Senate droned through consideration of the general appropriations bill. Just before the noon recess Senate got over the "hump" the $52,000,000 budget bill when it gave tentative approval to the SOcial security and welfare portion. That brought the Senate nearly -way through the 33-page bill and past the most controversial portion. Only one amendment was offered to the subdivision. Sen.

W. H. Hathaway of Santa Cruz objected that one full time social security worker and one part time worker were not enough for his county. His amendment would have provided two full time workers. The amendment was beaten.

Sen. Lloyd Canfil of Pinal said Hathaway knew more about the needs of Santa Cruz county than the Senate Appropriations committee. It was brought out that Hathaway had not been consulted by the committee. Canfil said he would not attempt any amendments because he knew it was futile. Sen.

John Babbitt of Coconino, chairman of the appropriations committee, said that the legislatture averages at least one special session a year and that any inequities could be adjusted at that time. Meanwhile, he said, the interim investigation of the entire social security and welfare setup "will shed light on this department and permit in muture years drawing up a better budget for it. The House defeated a Senate concurrent memorial re questing Congress to create a national park FRESH FOOD Served Daily at the Spanish Inn Phone 633-J 409 So. San Francisco in the petrified forest of Northern Arizona. The vote was 29 for the measure and 24 against, with six absent.

Thirty votes, a majority of the 58 members, are needed for passage. The memorial was defeated because of strong opposition from cattle interests who feared creation of a national park would deprive them of grazing lands. Proponents of the bill sought the park as a tourist attraction. It a national monument, Awaiting Senate completion of the budget bill, the House planned an afternoon committee of the whole session on several bills, which might not reach third reading if the Senate ends the budget bill early the House session more or less was keeping the representatives "close to home" for the final adjournment ceremonies. NORTH BEAVER.

(Continued from Page One) fect at last November's election, giving the incorporated cities and towns in the state approximately a third of the county's share of gas tax receipts. Previously the counties had received three-tenths tenths, all to be used for road and of the receipts and the state sevenhighway work. The funds going to the cities are divided in porportion to population. In Coconino County, Flagstaff approximately 65.9 per the money and Wilreceives, liams, the only other incorporated community, gets 34.1 per cent. Mr.

and Mrs. Derrell Woods, of Lockney, visited Mr. and Mrs. John Kropp here Wednesday, en route to Lamar, on a business trip. While here they were taken on a tour of Oak Creek Canyon and other scenic attractions.

MARRIAGES Ryan A. Bolton, 21, Williams, and Mandie Wright, 21, Sacramento, by Thomas E. Way, justice of the peace at Williams, March 16. Leonard F. Walker, 25, and Myrna Faye Rogers, 18, both of Williams, by Judge Way, March 15.

Uriel Gutierrez, 26, and Bennie Mendoza, 22, both of Flagstaff, by J. C. Maxwell, justice of the peace at Flagstaff, March 18. Noah Jones, 29, and Shirley Bogard, 23, both of Grand Canyon, by H. L.

Russell, judge of the superior court, March 19. Theodore Nez. 23. Oraibi, and Sadie Zahne, 16, Tuba City, by Judge Maxwell, March 19. Wiliam L.

McDade, 25, Los Angeles, and Helen V. Peters, 26, Flagstaff, by Rev. Robert P. Price, March 19. A typical Army division in 1918 used motor vehicles totalling 4.000 rated horsepower while a mechanized division in 1945 has more than 187,000 horsepower.

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