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rIFRN AR17fli A Mprunv i i i i i i i i LlbfiAnY WILL OVERRIDE TRUMAN TAX CUT VETO Full Leased Printer-Teletype National and Stato News Wiro, NEA Picturei-Feiturej, The SUN'S Own Northern Aniona Service, Eight Daily Comic Strips and PanoU and Latest Serial Fiction by Popular Author. "The Home Evening Newspaper of Northern Ariiona" ARIZONA DAILY SUN 1, No. 2-12 PuUiilieJ Evciy Evening Except Snlurdoy and Sunday Price 5c FLAGSTAFF. ARIZONA Phone 21 II' Marines Find Lost Youngster The Snucors, discs and what-. liiive-ypu arc zipping through Arizona's skies in amazing numbers, according to a host of persons who profess to have seen the weird contraptions.

W. Phillips-, Nogsiles contractor, hia jissistiinl, Barker, reiJorFed they ob.served a disc "flying high fast in a southwesterly iHreriimi JLK i ward the of Lower Citlifoi 1 nia" alwut a. in. ttxlay. Thrcn at llicj Vetcruas a i Tucson sjiid they saw a flying 1 sauccv al p.

in. yesterday. Ixiwia fonnei 1 A pilot, described it us oral shaped, about 25 feet 3n diameter, light metallic K'" fn t'olor anil y-iy- wobbly in flight Uc estimated altitude at feet and its speed as in excess nf tliat uf con- jet plants, 'MMM; B. Willcox of Wurrcn, retired Army major, he Or nine diycs Jiitiu they, cai'iic'i" said, "I saw they spiiced uiic he- othev and Lrnvelint at terrific speed. they, passed over in intervals cif tliree seconds.

They were all the same size. 'i'hcy would flash Uicn diKuppcai- with the speed of Gone Holder, game warden in the Winslow-Tunlo rim area, HK- sm-li sights as io have been seen recently were "old stuff," Thirty years ago, he lie saw whiiL appeared bo a bright silver plate i a few feet nver his head as lie rode horseback on Hyc "CrreVi, south of Payson. It i have hocn a i i i ho. saifL A seni'fl of i ing halls" at nbinit fnrl. I i i i nf fires in I ho i I cart I I i i in Phoenix arinrnn'jn.

Several itlher mimrts uf discs being came fi'oiu the 1'liocnix area. Corn, raditi a lor, vcjiortcd receiving a call from a man whu "A couple uf i wimccrs jusl veut i my yard." A ydii sure i were srill- tcrs?" Corn itskco 1 "Sure, my wife Uire at nie, IJ replied tlici Reward 41 States Sight 'Saucers Arizonans See Flying Saucers In Backyards Southwest Skies Crowded By Discs Martin Says New Measure Sure To Pass Says Democrats Will Back Bill A 1 N. July 8 A Tlie Hepnblican- Imckcd lux i bill came back- into lliu Mouse today on i second journey Io Prusi' Truman's dusk, and Siiciikur Maiiin (U-Jlass.) said "it will pass by an avalanche of s'otus" biiforc nijrlil- fall. willi the one Mr. a ve-1 Hi as "Uin Fnr i A kh Kl iax reduction at the I VllC Dial the reduction would be i Tncsilii.v, H.

Posted Today 'Explanations' Are Varied As Witnesses IiOSWlol.1,, N. A I This A Air r'lircn, lu-iv lu- annonnwil i disc had hi-cn found nn a Hindi a Kos- sEun. I.E. a a i i in- i i a i i offii'L-r uf (be Iltis- well A Air Kielil, am ml the i a bet-a nrule "siune- i wt-ek," ami had been timiitl over Io the air field. Jan.

I I instead Jiilv 1, ISI-I7. I a i a i i i i of the House Ways and a i i i i of Ijulh said the now one "im-cls the 1'iesi- 1 drill more i a a a a i be expect- oil i to pass mi-asuvi' i i 20 til i vnti-s (o lover i i i jieciied to over- i a i i veto." i said lio i would not be to see a majority of i Denioci ate votiilB i fur thn bill. i However, a iIHomiiru'd I led by i IJayburn iunight to maneuver a I showdown a i i a i cutting- bill i be more tu Ihe i i A Year Since OPA, and Prices Stitl Going UP jWHITS SHIRTS tf 45 (lull LOIN up 20c WASHING MACHINES $20 ELECTRIC STOVES'up WO CHILDREN'S SHOES WHITE SHIRTS SI HnoNS isc LOW up ISc ft. WASHING MACHINES wf (44 ELECTHIC STOVES up FORK LOIN up 30e fe. CHILMEN'S SHOtS if SI wHfrt SHUTS TOT lirrmt Ur ft.

WASHING MACHINES ip M7.5J ELECTRIC STOVES CHILDREN'S SHOES Bf PORK LOIN tip IDc H. MILK Ic qr. WASHING MACHINES up $30 Price risps nf nioi'C than 50 per cent in a consumer items in tliL- year since OHA's death seem Io prove wrong the argument oC price restriction ilmt freedom would bring lower prices. in New Yurh i unhide nearly 100 per cent for pork loin. per cent foi 1 washing mn chines UuL in sonic cities items snub, as nylon hose and milk edyed or remained at (he OPA level.

San Francisco shows best rucoid of a i i the six representative cities shown on the pielu-mnp, with shoes, nylons, ilio Katnc, und wushing machines and decide Moves up only 8 per cent. Wayne "llntcliie" Mowers, 3, snuggles in his mother's amis a he aKleeii miles away 1,000 feel up a i side from (he a i a ill Big Lake, from i he stayed. Some of Hie Marines who helped in the' rescue are al (ho minion. (NliA Tclephtili)) -K III) The America's i saucur jajr reeled on today. i 1 trojjftle eyes were of the day.

Sky was a new pr Sinn. I i Carolina joined the i Cmf. For the first i i i i were Loral m-ed no I H'pnrtoil i i through tho i a IL "vicious" beasls" mosphtMC over Ashcvillc in west-' of i area--such a.i rabbits, chip- North Carolina and over inmik.i, Siquirrelf, anti borrows--' tenshoio aiul Raleigh in the Phil ('- i a a a i of the ill central portion, loral i of the Arizona i Master Of Wild Seeking Here Arizona Wool Growers Hold Convention Here Soft Coal Miners Sign Agreement Will Work 'Whep-Willing And Able' New Contract Provides A I 8 A An iit'vccnient nndcv which 150,000 ol'j'llie initioii's soft i i work when "willing iimf able" iit the highest wage in history was sifnuil ttnlay. Harry Moses, representing the steel compunies, and of the northern commcrciiil opei'iitoi's, for i operations employing llic 150,000. ninmlimi friini tin: mid- State Receives Scattered Rains llicni aiy I KwO bonking rains fell on the a Jlivei 1 Vnllcy watershed in the last Imiir's, thr, U.

Wi-allicr litt- rcuii i'cporto'1 I a lloaviosl ratn rcjwirts I.IM iiiL-hts at )(l at Ord, I'aysoii IIK! lieno kangcr Station In (lit: north, VV.iikslnw IUCFM-I! .10 of an iiiL-fi ami Flagstaff .1 wliilt; in sdulh Cocliiric luul 1 rtiteivwl Parole Board To Meet On July 15 I July 8 A State Hoard 1 of Pardons Ta- rolea' al tlie stale prison Florence i5 to consider I ivciucsts of 20 convicts for pdrrilca, woman i i i ns Mrs. Tos Murdered Woman's Body Found In LA LOS ANGELES, 8 A The ImtterwT, strangled of a i i i I I I i i i i i I it put i i i lr I negctlialcd hy itlriKn.s a i O'Neill in diiys of The corcmrjiiy was held in 1. i at lers of i i 1 kci H. the southern group nf on- pniilucers. nf a cent cif tho nalioits' coiil, is Isi ri lite ra ks of li o.sc re ad i meet terms.

lOvcn appeared Iti a in i hut a meeting- Jt over fii-M. An official of lliu told reporters union iilunt'dintcly i i i miners to report for work at pits owned liy the operators who signed llie agreement. quickly figured. Forty one slates had joined. since llie Reported 2S.

Take your choice: They were radio controlled i sent aloft by U. S. i i tary scientists. Or they were inefrely light reflected on wini-: a of jet-propelled planes. one knew for The World Inventors K-led for delivery of a i disc to the exposition which opens in I.os Angeles on July U.

Could they he spoiled radar 'I A for the A Air l-'orces said iri Washington Ihjil no attempt had been nimh- to tlie i i flying, whirling, discs because there was, licit enough i tu blanket please the a i i onre. merit -seiviuc, said t(day. Ono Jessie i. uf come the of; i local jibjmlace, and written the office lien; seeking-cm-; ploy incut as a "master of wild I JJoyviniin says. As the i i i of fauna of ihi! aj-eu atitciEutca the intrimiry of Ihe oldest, local i i it appears Hint Myers may liiivi- a lony ait before i i employment here.

is u-ilJing, however, to lake work us i i iiry rowhsnuJ if Lhe oppuvlitiiily itself, according to the Idler. The leltor reads follows: "Ueutlenicn: I'm now ask some give prompt ntlention at I'm Kcoking In your Wool Support Discussed By Agr. Officials I Closes Tonight With Barbecue At Aspen Spgs. Ready Defaifs ff Congress Approves A uu I or coordinuliou of in A i a Convention of the Woo! Growers Atfso- in the tieysion i morning by Dr. Charles July 8 A Voohries, Tticrton, who A i nejiartnienl Wool of-! JLS a representative of I ficial? confeiii'd today i rtpi-f- itlic Arixona J-'edura- sctitativuii of handlers cm i i a i of a nc-w govcnmumt Voohrios a thj support and purchase; of the Kcdcniiton is to ini late an in tercet I'M wildlife, iind I'ourdinale efforts uf pi i i Division a i cn siui'kiiien, an-t lovers of wildlife toward Council Seeks funds To Open Building hrea Delegation Meets Tax Commission of 18 others for commutations pnnlon.

id of or.c man for full 2i, was fmin.l toilny aliiLust (li(j slindnws of city hall. Atomic Prohibition Is 'Must' For Arms Control Says Russia Railroaders Seek 20-Cent Pay Boost 1 I I A 8 A L'gotiatoi'5 for the nation's one railroads and 17 i uf tmn- -workers carried htforc tho national a i a nitdintion a i dispute uvi-r I tunoiis' i i for a yy-cent hourly wage incrca.su. Tim Iward was asked liy hijth KJitos (o i after dm c'. 1:1 HUT farm vkli least ten yi'jir Aye a iaO, rilm- I Jloiii' rat I I have KxjiorHjiice luiiyht five 11, i i 7 yiailc. please get niu in touch so tin: a or ranch.

Siiu' yourn, Jessie W. Myers, row buy iiKistcr of wilil beasts." wool price program. nii-CL-lor F. J. i i nf arlmont u'unls to hu reiidy to start such a program hen arid if it- Tho jjcovcrnnitnt's wartiniti wool i i i A i Congress recently jiasscd legislation aulhnrizJitfc a new program, llic; measure vulctfl by President a of a i provisions, its The J'Vdcratiun rt-uri'SL-ntfitive was one of a number nf speakers whi appeared 011 program.

O. C. i i a Stale Land and a Commissioner, who was A parly of three i ufliciuls i fly to -Phoenix tomorrow for a conference i members of stato tax. commission in an effort to i incniiH of fhianemg 1 mentfi on tJie city-owned CJark Hunch subdivision, Mayor llarold S. Sykes ssiid today.

i a i the trip i IM; T. Pullium, city clerk; I I I t'. I f'ompton, city altorncy, and Joaejih Wahihans, meuilwr cf thi; city Tho council Monday i opened bids on iniprnvemcnts, but i The sciuitu new bill new i i 1 I i 10() winch tlocs not carry tho provisions a ff tu which the Prcsidunt fur he teUnw-nlhiSof a tulcgn-phcd the urgani- i of clal tlint 1m wns unnhle to at- Irrui. Tl! convent ton, M'hiuh attracted Starting Forest Fire Charges Are Filed Hoiiyti lias not acted thi--. hill.

the puses to wool i thi; i woo! a i as it did inter I llic. a i of a i Holt Liwkctl win. i the State Senate. JinhhiU wek-omctl tli ciiy. a a i by President id on (i.

prL'sidcnl nf first speaker. fJIMUp l(J till- the niorn- inj; included Bruce id A SUCCESS. July 8 A Russia declared today thai nn plan for world arms reduction can succeed unless the plan Is i directly with an absolute prohibition of atomic weapons. Soviet Deputy Foreign i i A i Gromyko made tins statement before the Security Council in a new effort to revive the Soviet working: plnn for regulations which already had been rejected hy Hie commission for conventional armaments. He declared tlmt the npprovcd by the commission did not link the problems of arms reduction and the banning of atomic weapons a for tbis rctison, it offered no basis for solution, Gromyko opened debate on the arms question as delegates awiiit- ed another major declaration from him later in -the day in reply tc United States and British demands for action to restore order in the i i a a i a i Delegates agreed were ap- prciiichiiiK perhaps the.j;ijive.st nm- in U.

N. history. The big (juestion whether lirornyko would invoke the veto to blotk A i to set N. watch along Greece's border. Some delegates expressed belief i a definite answer to this question.

i Delegate Sir Alexander Cadogan nlrcaely has'declared that if tbe Security Council could not solvii the Dnlkan problem, the United Millions might as well "pack up" and disband. U. S. Representative Warren R. Austin was equally insistent a the council lake some action--force if necessary.

In view of their position, it appeared certain that a Soviet veto woujd provoke the worst crisis yet faced by the U. Reservation Head Sees No Slash In Budget SELLS, Juy 8 A I Morris i I Reservation, believes thuro will he nn truL in tbe reservation's i 1 8 budget. riurgn 11fs In, 1 on tho eif i a i received al the recent meeting of reservation of (be South west District, I i a Service, held in Phoenix. cent pay raise, contending that il add $5(iS (KU (XU a a to the; nalirm's I a i i a i hilt. Phoenix Receives Slight Rainfall I I 8 A Plmenix received its first measurable rainfall since May 10 during 1 a half- Tlic Weather titiremi re-corded a hour early last night, fall of inches.

on 10 was recorded as inches. WEATHER American All-Stars Win Over Nationals All Star (Jarap A i a 000 001 100--Z 0 National 1, OOC--1 1 Newhnnscr, Sfiea (I)" Masler- Fon (7) page (8) and Hoaar; Ulackwtll, Urecheer I Sain (7) Spahn (it) anil towards (7) and Masi (8)i I A 8 (AP)--'iTte A i a League, iieckinfi away with an eight-hit attack and i i Ihe bell with ill! pinch- hitters, continued all-star mastery over the Kiie hy coining from behind for a 2-1 victory before a atanding- room crowd of at Wrigley fleM today. Siimsct: in. A I I FOUKCASTS J-'or Flagstaff and vicinity: All-Time Record Attendance Reported For Hopi Craftsman Exhibit July 4-6 A record breaking crowd of over U-UlO persons attended the Uopi Craftsman Exhibition at the- Museum of Northern Arizona, accord- ng Io i a i released today by Ur. H.

S. Colton, dirnclor of the Museum. The, exhibitjon waa held i the dny.s of the Pow-Wosv, -1, and many Pow-Wow visitors ns as townspeople viewed it, Dr. Colton said. The previous record altendan.ee at the.

cxliihitfon was in I I One of the main attractions was tho six Uopi Indians who demonstrated the of pottery iLtf, haskct making, weaving 1 and silver- smithing. The pottery, Mrs. Sadie Adams of Hano, proved esrjecia" popular and rmioh intcrcit shown in the various processes of pottery making from modeling of I soft clay td firing the finished ves- againril C'. Kjunsuy, and Koh.erl Kichey, i i The were two appc-iircd before C. 1 son, U.

S. Commissioner, here tpj-day. and Kichty were nrresU-d by a U. S. Marshal on complaint uf Kari A i assist a Forest Supervisor, a they had been i at a Wuuii in tht: Prescolt National Forest, Uotli young men we-ro released Cf thunelcrshowcrs this lifter- on cwn rccognizanup for ar- early cven.ng.

Uecreas- i i i i in federal court. i i Not much change in the tempeiature. I For Ariv.on.i; a ehnidy witli a few widely scattered showers and thunderstorms, mostly in East i ttxlay and Wednesday. Lit- lie change in temperature, ICxlcnik'd forecast for 9 I 8 to II, inclusive. i of i Fur A i a showed how coiled basket ry Valley TO OOWen I I I July 8 -'tf 1 $187,051.55 Mm State Hifihway Department today for grtKling, a i i and low cloudiiicjis i show-f rugate biit-in of a lO.y-mile sec- I i of the Winslow-Luiif; Valley oad.

Tlie coiuract will be awurtl- 18. Mayor Sykus said I two liids i on i 1 improvements of Fisher Cun- tracting Com puny of i i i for met i i the favor councilman, us Ihe I-'ishi'i 1 company could offer an siHrt. on Ihe work. One hid from .1. II.

and son also of submit led, and was slightly itio Fisher bid, but rejected cause delivery of the cast i i pipi: needed for the water lint-s in i nut be pif-mist-d bcfoi-o March, 1U4S. Tins project calls for the iN-vt-lop- i nicnt of slightly over acrt-E li-ity-owned land i a subiUvisimi HJU lots. i i iiroveiucntb' include i a a i water and sewer lines, pavement -Phoenix ali-ects, the building of curbs aticl made, Vera Ncvaboionia of Ilolfi- villa showed how wicker baskets constructed, and Tawamciniwa Variable cloudiness with scnltcred showers a Ionics at ning of activity period, tmvard with cud elccrensing 1 of wovr a blanket and Temperature near normal. of tV-wa and Kabotie of Coin of Hakabi a belt. The.

two Hopis on the Musc-um staff, Jim a lie Coin, and Frci talkeil personally with many of those who the exhibition and told them about Hopi life and activity. Other members of llic Museum slant who worked on tho exhibition were Dr. and Mrs. IT. ri.

Colton, Virgil Hubert, E. McKcc, Misd Katherine Bmitett, J. M. Ferris, Mrs. Nora Kublman, Otis Coulson, and volunteer assistants were Mrs.

McKee, Ted McKee, and Walter E. Kuhlman. Flagstaff Weather Highest temperature yesterday, 78 degrees; highest temperature this year 00 degrees; lowest temperature this year zero; lowest temperature this morning 1 -18 gre.es; lotal precipitation yesterday ,17 inch; total precipitation this year 2.91 inches, Station Hixh lx)s Phoenix Prescolt Yuma Sftlt Uke City 60 104 81 82 110 -88 UT 55 78 60 57 8-1 70 riflST I I Kdirar M. i wari the first Amcrji-aii cuptiircil in War United Suite iiftcr declaration of war. Senator Charges Army 'Stacks Courts'Against Vets In Europe A I A I copy of an mfnmial "vuntiiis Sen-Mar (R-Ind) contended wlijdljic siW was signed hy command 'today a the European Theater is slacking eourls a3ruin.il defendants in coui'ts martial." In a letter to Secretary nf War PaUerson demanding a full iavf.sti- k'Mion of A i i i i a tnal procedure, Jenner offered what he said was documentary proof lliat: I.

"Prisoners are not being per- illed to employ either civilian Driy. Gc'n. Coinclius K. Ryan, sislanl deputy, military govcrn- inuiit headquarters for the military government for Germany, written by Col. Krancis H- Veniler- werkcr.

Jenner lolrl newsmen that, the rmilillfT slip substantiated his charges. II called Attention to the impending arrival of Karl J. Carroll and Thomas Lester Foley, Califor- mililiu-y co'iniEcl of their ou-u nia attoi-neys, to act as special choice in the preparation aixl prcs- defence counsel for fire prisoners at Frankfurt Am hoice in the preparation and prcs-1 defense counsel for ntntion of their defense." nwaiting. tn; alion of 2. "Ever; 2.

"Evlry effort prevent who were cwtMcted with LiclifieW prison in nart in pean Thtatet." The Indiana Senator public court martini Main. Jenner identified Carroll as counsel'in the inirtUl of Col. Jamei A. KirUri in the Lien-, field.