Brownsville Herald, The (Newspaper) - September 1, 1947, Brownsville, Texas Weather cloudy hot VOL XIII NUM 253 Serving The Rio Grande Valley For Over 50 Years FINAL EDITION PRICE One Traffic Fatality Reported 9 Injured One traffic fatality find nine of which resulted from traffic accidents have boon credited to the Labor Day weekend so far In the Lower Bio Valley The death of Gomes about 40 alien who died afc 6 a in Sunday in Hospital in brought to 50 the total traffic for tho year In this area Gomez one of five potions Injured when n truck loaded with cotton overturned nt the of U S Highway 83 and Violent Deaths Mar Texas Labor Day Festivities Fifth Street in McAllen Sunday Gomez was riding atop the ton tour other men who were slightly injured He suffered in- ternal and head injuries According to state Highway patrol the truck en by Jesus nlao nn alien T P is investigating cause of the accident today Three Injured Three men were injured when two trucks about three By The Press Texas Labor Day festivities were miles from on thn South darkened today by a series of Alamo rond about midnight violent deaths that already have according to officers re- j reached tho since the long County Highway J holiday week-end Friday Patrolman K E Land of Fifteen of the fatalities resulted Mid the injured riding on the from traffic second back of one of thr trucks were highest traffic toll of any state in Jose Sanchez Jr who suffered a tho nation Only whore 10 persons met death ways was higher Other fatalities included I two killed in n piano crash two drowned one shot to death and j another killed when a timber fell from a truck and struck him broken Jeg and arm Three Killed tega who received n broken leg j Three persons died in a single nnd Vicente Rios suffered n I Texas highway accident near fractured cap Jose Salinas one kin They wore Lee Roy Marler 21 Paige Carver se Salinas aige carver of trucks is held D Carver also investigation of er of fhe other have fled the sought brr truck reported c the is Doing M o tor c y f I r A c c id en t victims of a two- 15 miles of day Mrs D D darver was ally Jn the crash and two sun ere d Fallen juries in juries j An officer the Facing Fight On Jewish LAKE SUCCESS N Y Sept 1 A fight in the United Nations General Assembly loomed t o d a y over a plan to divide Palestine into Arab and Je wish states an d ad- mit Jewish grants in the next two years The U N cial on Palestine last night unanimously mended Holy Land Independence from Britain's date nt the earliest practicably date A seven majority partition of Palestine into Arab and Jewish nations and ftan Inter- national 1 of and admission of Jews the Jewish territory during the two- year transition period A minority ed for a federal state and entry of Jews up to the ab- sorptive capacity of the Jewish portion during a period of up to three years v Suggested Division The majority would give the Jews eastern Galilee the central coastal plain taking in Haifa fa and Tel Aviv and the sheba most of the the southern It would allot the Arabs ern Galilee the and country and the Our Dreams And The Years After War's End WE DREAMED OF AN AIR AGE when would have o plane jn back yard would sprout wings BUT there are oMy airplanes now licensed by WE WANTED FOOD it rationing wanted to our fill of meats and delicacies and imported missed BUT ine cost meat has been jnorf WANTED GARS and the pre- diction was that the automotive in- dustry would build cars o year for 3 or 4 years after peace cars are still scarce in 1946 only were manufactured ern coast from to i V trol high iS highly from Houston Highway Another collision three Porte be operated in the common under an mic union of the two states The minority division somewhat different U N headquarters hern public a of tho report signed Jn Geneva before lost mid- night Tho Genera which up the Houston j in special session last it We hoped that the peace General MacArthur signed Sept 1 1945 would mean fhe end for all time of wars WE WANTED HOMES and the construction industry said it would build homes per year for 10 after the war ended But America is still faced with 9 housing shortage estimated con- struction for J 947 is WE WANTED PROSPERITY and economists said a mild postwar slump we should have BUT and ment ore prosperity is because of soaring But the map above shows where fighting and bloodshed has curred in the two troubled since Day WE WANTED GADGETS like television which was supposed to in homes within two yton ofter BUT only 5700 television s mode fn few said tho vehicle hit loose dirt nnd went out of control Hire was being treated at Hospital The accident occured about 4 p m Then only accident reported for tho weekend was at the Elsa rodeo Ralph Byers rodeo performer waa reported to have treatment when ran splinter of wood into arm miles southwest of clay resulted in instant death for Forest Lawrence Walters about 50 of Waco O A Richardson of Wa- co In the car with Walters was to a Greenville hospital suffering head injuries Johnson about 35 in New York Sept Arab spokesmen promised that tho Arab League would See on page 3 DEATHS on page 2 Valley TMA Meet Tuesday Night Air Races May Produce Record Leads Voting In Hungary Election BUDAPEST sept i The i information ministry said today Gen Wainwright Retires President Truman From Army After 45 Will Get Housing SAN ANTONIO Tex Sept 1 Forty-five years of the Army were only a memory Jonathan M Wainwright who was retired yesterday at ceremonies at Port Sam Houston here The gallant defender of Bataan laid aside his uniform for mufti as he began his civilian life in his home Green in the heart Labor Day Here N Sept of thn Texas urers Assn will meet at the I Union men of two countries hotel nt p Joined in largest Labor Day m Tuesday Sept fl Speakers will i celebration ever held In the Valley the Party government By JAMES T Polled A P Aviation Reporter I Sunday's 1 CLEVELAND Sept l no more ballot totals Speed for a new closed would be announced r Four of V district near Port Sam Houston is ot board of of the RIO DE JANEIRO Sept DP Janeiro planned a today for President to arrive here this Union Heads Call For Quick Repeal Of Labor Measure WASHINGTON Sept 1 nation's annual j observance of Labor Day touched off a fresh ment over prices today and what they mean to the i Industry through NAM President Earl Bunting said American workers have a sub- higher actual buying power than they had eight ago But the administration through Secretary of Labor bach declared the wage earner has not been able to keep abreast of the cost of living The cabinet speaking by radio also took issue with what he AS a widespread effort to blame price advances on boosts alone Labor Cotla But heAo of the Association of Manufacturers con- tended in a statement that labor costs represent between 75 and 85 per cent of the total which determine final prices President Truman himself clear of isc in immediate controversy in a sage public on of his departure for Rio de Janeiro 4 et lie many next year by calling upon Con- gress to boost the minimum wage in Interstate industry Broaden the social security tem to bring in many persons not now covered and cC establish an adequate system of health in- surance Mr Truman declared that good labor relations X X X cannot be Drought about by but he made no direct reference to the Act which union leaders picked as the target of their Labor Day messages AFL President William Green and CIO Murray sued separate calls for an all-out effort to bring about repeal of the measures which went into full effect only ten days ago course record at the National Af Races In the twelfth ning of the Thompson Trophy classic premier event of pylon be Ed C Burns Houston executive the all-day event got vice-president nnd Senator James wav with a parade at 10 nn E relations director Formed at Fort Brown American of Federation of Labor union men contests The people are interested only in a ministry man said soon after noon He declared the government count showed the Communists About 180 persons to attend Among T H of will bo Austin ARMY SHOWS STRENGTH lid and from n of residents of sides the Rio Grande Police Lieut Edwards and FRANKFURT WL am ana B1 i jnt united cleared traffic down St of Armed soldiers and more than military vehicles passing In Labor Day Omar N Bradley before Gen 1 DON did nuf not very nnd ho his chair soon after ing the school where speakers were heard Automobiles carrying guests of the of L and union officials took their the ners rending Raymond and were seen in the parade as from more than a dozen crafts took part M L was parade marshall Noble G local attorney acted sis master of at tho program UNION on page 2 Too much holiday small August 1947 Cooler he was Certa i n 1 not he q vlt Just so pens that I am tired I had some things to do and did them I h a v o more to do day and will do I first I would t d try and August was slightly cooler and i considerably more rainfall 7 r a than Is during a normal August month Statistics on record at the U d S Bureau here Indicate that tho moan maximum ture was 92.6 degrees the mean minimum temperature 74.3 degrees nnd the mean average for the 33.4 which of 5 of a de- gree normal Rainfall totaled inches i 11 The present mark of miles led of the votes 1 urac oof 111 tabulated and Jed all ten parties with 24 per cent ol the total The spokesman said the Social polled cent the Small Holders 15 and the National sants eight percent for total of almost two thirds mt ud Is i in Even the Communists allies the s 375 miles an hour 300 miles around rectangular course Speculation on the prospect of i Inn Wins Regional Title HOUSTON Tex Sept 1 Inn I Texas Good Neighbor Commission i can hemisphere defense conference S further good will among i at Latin-American Mends be- Prison Board To Check Pay Scale HOUSTON Tex Sept low the Rio Grande as a military man was ended late yesterday at Arthur MacArthur Field where he bid his troops farewell ill a ing address Tributes Head inim from of vote to leave in about 10 days for Cleveland to compete in tional softball tournament won the Southwest Regional finals last by a team an defeat at Field The succeeded him as commander of the Fourth Army until 151 Members of the Texas Prison Board was business as usual this today were in a busy session are expected to take action on pay scale for guards and other prison morning but employes were ised they could leave af neon to witness the U.S arrival I employes as well as elect officers in his big plane The Independence The plane is too large for the airport nnd will land at l-he military for the coming year In addition the board which met in n special session Saturday in Austin to study charges that drome of Do n the system is in the worst Guanabara Bay j tion than it has been in the past 20 read tribute at the review from i fraud Other parties ninth among qualifiers for thc averaging mph for two laps He bettered that by IP miles an hour with first prize at stake in the Kendall Eleven other pilots will be Ing to Improve on their qualifying speeds first of tho Thompson at stake One factor against the new record is that this year's course is only 15 miles compared with 30 last year and will turn flO corners Instead of 40 in ing- the same distance the who con- trolled virtually all trucks and other means of cast between and false votes The Communists replied in kind accusing opposition parties of plural voting The Peoples Party an group led by the Catholic Istvan Barankovics had moved up to second place in lihe last announced vote totals with votes or per cent It was the second Hungarian election since the The Small by the Junior Chamber of Commerce Man Is Held In Valley Slaying Sept 1 county officers have apprehended a suspect in connection with the open m 0 p Eisenhower Jester told of Wainwright's de- i of the against i the overwhelming strength of Japanese The general's face saddened as he read his own re- orders and delivered his farewell address This Is not IIP said slowly and deliberately can niy brief a nre a HOUSTON Tex Sept MondaT Torias had i Z am happy b1 An attempted break by inmates of the escape c crushed apparently with a of tne lanks Harlem found near the scone deeply Prison Farm early today was of the Another uno against the Inst a 4 PW been filed Missing 409 mph but tS R reg bociy was found h the Sump ime Was i a Com- turned to the home of his f 1 ace same 7 The President will come a cross years is expected to elaborate on 1 he bay by yacht and be greeted jits reply that there is no basis dock by Brazil's I for the charges made Eurico Caspar Dutra acci an of- to be elected at the reception party Prom the are a Chairman j dock the two presidents with Chairman and W Albert Lee Houston member of the board said he was not seeking the chairmanship and indicated he would rather not servo as chairman of the board TMe board is also scheduled to receive a full report on the August 25 prison break at Ramsey Farm I No 2 when 41 Negroes escaped ft I from the farm Six of the Negroes are still at large The group is scheduled to hear a report on of two White men from Farm No 2 on the same Ramsey break One of men has been TRUMAN on page 2 Attempt Break winning the race The same Jlane with a different pilot Jay Demming of Niagara Palls N Y averaged 386.8 mph in qualifying his year James O'Neill New Head Of Legion NEW YORK Sept American Legion by guards at the farm W Ceremony of the Texas p His voice was carried over Prison Board said here munist coup during the summer employer Manuel Jasso Friday he re- i- sma went of the board in 1C address system to crack to the Farm early today to in- tion to Lee j troops which he reviewed and an the T Even the most conservative j night Jasso held him until officers cians had anticipated a could arrive ist victory yesterday and many j predicted a more rigid police dation of opposition after the tion formality was over Civil War Talk In some villages there was talk of even though thu estimated Wheat went are attempted break j Woodville L spectators who j and returned to Houston to attend T N Whitehurst o to see a four-star j the prison board meeting today L Garrison Greenville W C i He said the guards at the Farm j Windsor Tyler Bronson j 4 t A j IwA fff vl High Temperatures if r 11 1 with r proper the approach i to a peaceful is in the Predicted For Valley Maximum temperatures of 93 97 degrees arc forecast for this Fond of music tears came afternoon Jn the Lower Rio thu General's eyes as the firing two shots over the heads of the The attempted break was dis- TO TRY AGAIN PARIS Sept 2 covered about a m today in j f Doris Duke and Porfirio nnp nf flip honorary charge d af nnn i i i MS iu -3 nnp nf flip annual much do Valley a good that mony concluded with the ales are ken Lee sa id he I Siir an holiday observers will be seeking singing in unison of Auld Lang i the a- program The Social r 01 uie pian escape -i vi ill i this Labor Day holiday In 07 Inches above tho 2.86 inches the customary manner but when normal for August All of the rain answer at once occurred miring the first 10 days no quibbling of the month It will stay warm Adios j Highest temperature recorded Details 97 on 24 and On recorded waa 71 on Aug against Communism electing James P O'Neill as National Com- mander and hearing a talk by Former Gov Harold E Stassen of Minnesota in support of the shall Plan for O'Neill now of police of his home Manchester N H Is a veteran of both World Wars a former newspaperman He succeeded Paul of Uniontown Pa The Social Democrat said guardedly that from the heat Mini- mum temperatures tonight will be party leaders met the 171 to 75 degrees night abuses in Gentle to moderate southeasterly with blue winds will entitle a person to vote in a place j other his legal residence The Communist newspaper that just a few provocative the LABOR LAW DALLAS Sept his favorite song faires of the Dominican republic Paris will be married at the consulate between 2 The singing was led by tresses in order to make their 5 8 a-m and u ed Robert W Carver 18 cover of the smoke GST today a Dominican University student here The guard on duty fired two consulate spokesman announced CIO Secretary James on record here today as declaring open defiance of the elections were entirely clean The Labor Law and saying he Sea HUNGARY on 3 ed the National CIO Executive adopt a similar policy One of the generals present over their heads and the Wie retirement program was Brig i was surrounded by other Lee said DODGERS wry surrounded f BROOKLYN Sept guards preventing the National League leading The Dodgers defeated the Philadelphia Gen Charles G Sage adjutant general of New Mexico who sang in the prison camp choir that Wainwright said was the hook on ill I Vil which we hung our lives in the noor of the tank and then customers the police riot squad Iwas called out to handle See WAINRIGHT on pageS See BREAK on page 2 trying to get He said the inmates in the tank I Phils 5 to 0 In a Labor Day had cut a hole in concrete j ing game that attracted BO
