Brownsville Herald, The (Newspaper) - October 14, 1945, Brownsville, Texas Tulane 7 Okla 26 S M Oklahoma 7 Army 28 Michigan 7 Notre Dame 34 Dartmouth 0 Ohio State 12 Wisconsin 0 The Weather Sunny and lightly wanner on 2 California 0 Sunday Edition Sunday Oct 14 IMS 10 Serving The Rio Grande Valley For Over SO Year t Proposed As United Nations Capitol falls Nations Center designed by Architect Vincent G Raney for location on Vs pictured above Dominant feature would be lofty modernistic skyscraper Security Council chiefs of staff and archives Other features woud include Council separate bui Idlngs for nations center capped by translucent globe which would overlook down Japan General Election May Be Violent Battle Woman Suffrage App roved By Cabinet And Revision Of Constitution Starts By RUSSELL BRINES I Russia reportedly taking an active hand inert political factions in Japan were consolidating rapid y Saturday midwinter genera election ba tie that may become violent GOVERNMENT COOLS OFF ON QUICK RECONVERSION Scientists Want Atom Bomb Work Given To World Keeping It Secret Said Dangerous for a midwinter general election baitie inai may It WHS sun nub wcm tOS ALAMOS N M j Or premier new cabinet meanwhile approved would the crisis ace from 25 to 20 dismissed resigned Friday Ferrell Seeks To Weather Stormy Argentina Crisis Forms New Cabinet Impasse Continues Between Politicos And Army AIRES President Farrell seeking to form a cabinet to weather Argentina's stormy political crisis Saturday swore in Vice Admiral tor Vernengo Lima as navy minister He also named Dr Juan Fentanes as acting tary of labor and social fare one of the two posts vacated by Col Juan Peron S vice president who was un- der arrest on a warship Other Important posts including the foreign ministry still were vacant but Farrell said he was holding over Gen Eduardo Avalos as minister of war Edmundo Sustaita as secretary for and Lit Col Mariano Abarca as secretary of industry and com- New Senator Nimitz Becomes Admiral In Famous Texas Navy Master Of Ocean Wa Is Given Rousing Welcomes In Tw o Home Towns Many Shackles Building Trades By MARY L KENNEDY Mood Of Caution Is Reflected In Meat Rationing Continue Strikes FREDERICKSBURG Admiral Nimitz of the United States Navy Saturday became Admiral Nimitz of the Texas Navy as this state's parting gift to its ranking native son warrior Gov Coke Stevenson presented him with the commission in a Navy which Is today but which was factor in Texas first fight for freedom in the days when it was a Republic are a admiral the Governor said in presenting the commission You have the head to plan the heart to resolve arid the months after the peace hand to execute I know you are already an admiral of the United J J warm States Navy but Texas wants to retain what sovereignty it can Washington s Nimitz replied that he realized such a commission was a real honor over nas in view of the important role played by the pioneer navy in in many official struggle for freedom By STERLING F GREEN merce May Not Survive It was still not clear whether James W Huffman above state director of commerce is the new senator from Ohto appointed by Gov Frank J Lausche to take over the post vacated by Senator Burton's appointment to the Supreme French Continue Fighting Rebels West M j premier new cabinet approved would survive tnc atomic bomb man suffrage lowered the voting age from 25 to 20 After the cabinet resigned Friday of times more powerful and abolished the law under which the Army announced it had the i I UU M ian 400 had been arrested I resignation of the president f or j those dropped on Japan 400 offenders had been arrested nt who developed thc weapon of uneasy Nippon's was friends of at tho government's laboratory In a statement Saturday that to try to keep It from thc rost of the world will lead to an ing war more savage than the Inst Released by Dr Robert R member of the executive cil on behalf of thc Association of scientists the ment Revision of uneasy Prince Konoye newly Earned Imperial adviser reported that Emperor was seriously considering abdication They said however that Konoye was aiming suggested constitutional revisions at strengthening thc Diet without altering thc traditional position of the throne In the elections entrenched of- and their backers will It In that nations other j be opposing a variety of political than the United States Great opponents who in turn are op- Britain and Canada by posing each other and thc ean produce atomic power I Is expected to afford a cross-section of public opinion U S Vulnerable This nation's highly concentrated Industrial centers make It larly vulnerable to such a weapon would be on new Diet members Attitude of the supported say American and aneso officials through the Soviet i the biggest v lOrin in a rlf of destructive energy and liberated large number of possible methods been Imprisoned would 11 with 1928 hls A single heavy attack lasting a matter of destroy the ability of a nation to revved The bomb Is a deadly challenge j tnr n Diet to civilization itself the reported predicted that a would be ready lor submission to a special Diet Arguments Over Miners Strike Stays Deadlocked Steel Workers Forced Off Jobs WASHINGTON Another day's argument over the strikes of soft coal miners produced only this report Saturday from t Secretary of Labor No Change I mnss of steel resignation of the president for use at any moment During the day the government commission for reorganizing parties also resigned The main problem in the crisis He received commission a I short time after visiting his place a small stone cottage where i his aunt Mrs Lena Henke now lives It was the last scene of the Admiral's return home where it was howdy and Welcome Chester to Nimitz from the hill country folk He returned to Austin Saturday night from whence he will fly to San Francisco and back to the Pacific Fleet For Nimitz master of ocean fare that helped whip thc Japs to their knees and finally to their faces It was a simply howdy right back to the of his hood Everyone Turns Out Working cowboys in their dusty I boots and and some duded out in flaming silk shirts big-eyed youngsters in blue jeans teen agers Killed Pressure Man In Battles By CHARLES A be controlled by a world author Ity Unilateral Control Thc statement disapproved that thc United States Britain and Canada assume uni- lateral control over atomic power development Such a policy will lend to an unending war more savage than thr thc scientists snid It la certain other tries before many years may also be manufacturing bombs which may be tens hundreds or even thousands of times more than those which caused such See ATOM BOMB Page 2 ports gave no evidence of voluntary movement among any the Japanese leaders for completely overhauling thc document Newspapers said that Konoye's first draft altered principally the provisions making thc emperor supreme commander of the army and navy and giving him power which Konoye would transfer to thc Diet Capt Stassen To Push Politics DON PEDRO dropped by late last night and a bit nervous We it you have put in a hard day's we re- marked It Is this football business hf said I had no Idea that thc game ued thc f 1 n n I whistle was blown I must con- fess tho il v I t 1 arr This the fact that I knew Brownsville would win and I should have been pre- pared What worries me Is how I missed the score I really knew that our would score but one menn touchdown And Brownsville six I Just got mixed up on my arithmetic I you nice weather dny night will give you some moir Sunday Detailed Wenther Report Paf c Two sent home because the Industry's furnaces were out of tension atj the parley but evidently failed toj AUSTIN Tex Texas will bring leaders of the United Mine i more oranges arid Workers and the bituminous the season with autograph books small town business men high of- and Navy big shots laden with braid and ribbons turned out at by the tens of oy thousands to welcome Nimitz home j Nimitz himself apparently forgot Indochina XP i hls own braid and ribbons Right sir waiter Citrine above British 1s an impasse between political troops have killed An- ln Of an the people he j of the World Trade leaders and the army The lenders Insist that the country's be turned over to the supreme court nnd the army j announced Saturday while thc Moore who taught him i meets in Paris wants to retain power until British disclosed the Annamese in high school the elections April 7 1946 had been warned to halt inter- Given Diploma No violence reported with British forces t n a day following Thursday night's i Thc French began trom Tiw High bloody outbreaks In which one cult at dawn Friday th T principal of person was killed and 35 wounded j lo broaden their hold west of preparatory school days Mounted police however armed gon and eight French soldiers alld gold embossed with Mauser rifles patrolled were killed and 15 wounded In an fashioned from the hide of town streets They normally carry a Nationalist stronghold sheep rifles only In times of great British supported the go to school for genCy hundred were another semester to earn it the captured and will face court tial i Maj Ocn D D Gracey head of the control commission in warned leaders of the Viet Nam Independence Party at a that any An- action against troops carrying out their tion assignments would be dealt Pipelines Show Large Profits Citrus Crop Is Reported Higher mra s WASHINGTON The Big Nimitz left high school for the inch and Little Inch pipelines I built by the government at a cost of had a gross profit of on their operations up i to last June 30 two Senate com- reported Saturday i The figures were in a joint re- port of the special committee in See NIMITZ Page Two Condition Of chilled in many official 1 quarters because of i and work stoppages in basic industries Objective of the first month following Japanese surrender was civilian duction starting and ine ahead of schedule Keynote of the second which production crippled in big segments of coal oil steel and lumber STRIKES AT A GLANCE 1 By Press The number of idle across nation drops In around as New York men Mart Other major strike COAL AND No cation of immediate M bituminous operators and United Mine Workers continue Steel production curtailed for lack of fueL More than 200.040 Mte In six slates involving to teamsters In 12 threatened u AFL union petition for strike vole TRANSPORTATION Some 600.000 bus riders in 71 New England communities without service A Ft bus driven and other employes stace work over dispute Dis- pute drivers in seven northwest unsettled MOTION PICTURES Mass spreads to Columbia studio in representation dispute Federal conciliators M attempt settlement of third week of strike by northwest APL lumber workers for hither Situation unchanged Workers and the bituminous opera tors closer together a apparently in- outlook is generally good fruit during me i arid French seeking to reoccupy than last year thc commercial was In Saigon cood tne WBS tending to keep UMW but the general harvest John L Lewis and his antagonists j for crops is not so VI in conference until some the United States Depart Monday evening p m A labor department spokesman snid officials aro fairly well con- that government seizure of the 900 mines in six states would be fruitless The preoccupation with labor troubles showed up in these 1 Secretary of Commerce lace snid he believed unions could be granted about a 15 per cent wage Increase half thc boost now generally demanded 2 Requests for strike votes may reach 600 this nearly twice the 307 applications in September Relations WASHINGTON Harold E Stassen Is getting out the National thc Navy soon and going back to j s nst political wars with a g to speaking campaign for striking conciliation service speaking campaign 3 service re- of the former cd strikes in sola governor who expects to be the weeki of October In mufti before December 15 said mnioe employes day to reoccupy Oct 2 Albert K Parker county guard Despite the truce armed bands struck with an ax by a chain gang attacked British prisoner Friday morning still was T British of- m a condition in Mercy of Annamese There was a sharp decline in the condition of range and pasture feeds during September but rains j early In October came con enough Qf for grass to make in West and Indian soldiers were killed when mained unconscious Annamese attacked an airfield night British moved and of stoppage to i thl Surplus Property Military sub- aulos trucking shipping and r The committees and setting for output of also figured its net outlay j things that boost the subsidy j ing standard seek Strike Votes i But Saturday government The Senate report mained unconscious The Scnate report announced d lh t fOr strike i Meanwhile county said that wil bc begun on dls- M his attacker Manuel Gonar hod of 600 Jn October nearly n i wr into the a statement admitting Indochina assault on the officer goo October as soon as W Alton September's record South Texas the USDA said Conditioning of cattle dropped three points to 82 per cent as of Oct 1 and sheep and lambs were 82 per cent of normal compared with 84 a month ago Indicated production of cotton corn sorghum for grain rice sweet potatoes and pecans on Oct l was below that of Sept 1 because of September's weather adverse for growing crops conditions to accept the Japanese surrender According to Chief Deputy to disarm the Japanese and recover Allied prisoners of war 1 ni Jones of Cities Service Company of where nC i irom still to disarm the Japanese and to Cables Gonar serveS a an adviser to the opf expansion following story Parker had told delegation which negotiated j In one Jfi him to cut three small trees He with At Corpus Home jean delegation hich In one ES new petroleum treaty with Brit- i cities chance of all stooped down to pull it out of the of an industry way he struck the guard with the which wishes to bc heard Curbs Off ax Gonar then took Parkers gun and escaped The attack occurred by thc Scnate groups Government y me The report said the Independent wilh what jt Natural Gas Association wants the or lease on went ahead too or the wartime shackles oft county chain gang repairing a opposed it added that Stassen is a if candidate for the Republican presidential nomination in Unless he changes his plans they he will not seek any public office In thc meantime Stassen apparently plans to take en active in Republican politics In his own state and In Minnesota ho edly will support another boxes up eight They involved employes cent over last season oranges 4 The labor department an- boxes up nine per cent that labor conditions snap and may now be yield slightly below last year near normal three weeks to produce good Gen Pierce Arrives Port I present prospects for heavy i plies early In December seed beds In Irrigated districts up to a good stand with present than i Attorney Bt J D Todd Jr were held Saturday A cordon of officers composed city police and constables captured Gonar a few hours after the attack He spotted from the air by a r i River Continues To Rise Slowly start winter Garden crop but m the speediest crossing of its Lady Clifford To 35 voyages to his death The elder Todd begun his law I practice in Corpus in 1906 Sounty Court House closed at 10 out of Quisling Verdict The Barry carried 4.097 troops i bulk of whom were attached to the 1.1 bulk of whom were atu Upheld By COUrt j Armored Division Norwegian court today upheld a lower court's sentence of death by a Ing squad for Quisling It also carried some men due for discharge from the 4th and Armored Divisions and the 1st and convicted of high Infantry Divisions treason I The exchange Telegraph agency said In tin Oslo dispatch j it was expected Quisling would I be executed next Saturday Aboard the transport which left Havre Prance a week ago was Gen Brownsville Commander John L Pierce of 18th Division Visit In Valley Honorable Lady Clifford wife of Sir Bede Clifford governor of Trinidad was expected to arrive In Brownsville last night from New York City She has Just returned from R two months visit in land She will visit for several days in Weslaco with her brother nnd sister-in-law Mr nnd Mrs loughby D Gundry before going on I to Trinidad Chocolate Dies In Hospital Milton IKE 55 TODAY FRANKFURT Germany Gen o f will A flood issued by I Brownsville Weather Bureau RFC already has ordered reported Rio pipelines emptied and advertised j still rising s owly at Hidalgo anc 1 they will soon be below and p a flood stage of feet the ad- stated nnd will continue U rise reaching about 22 feel your At Mercedes thc river was 1.7 the veteran Jurist Pn VT your At Mercedes thc river 1.7 I vii a t ri war bonds and get of over flood stage at 22 feet anc Army Dwight D for the orphan boys of That Saturday At Brownsville the river was al bc 55 today He hopes Hershey came to this central of thc rlood Bt 18 n 111 con- will bp v He came 10 LUIS to attend a game between Pennsylvania town In 1903 near the the two undefeated Army j tract where he was born Sept 13 Senate finance committee a Parachute and Headquarters U S I founded a chocolate and j i cocoa empire the town of Hershey i and the Hershey Industrial School died in PTA MEET SET NOV Emily Russell 43 hns given birth Hershey hospital which he to her 19th child Seventeen and gave to his model still living state quarters Saturday the call went out for the annual convention of thc Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers in Snn Antonio Nov 14 and thc flood stage at 18 feet It will con- to rise slowly until about Wednesday reaching near 19 feet Precautions should be taken against about a one fool al rise between and Brownsville nnd should be guarded closely as slightly er stage is expected than occurred in the rise ol year
