Denton Record-Chronicle (Newspaper) - March 24, 1946, Denton, Texas TODAY Your Red Cross MUST Carry DENTON SUNDAY 10 Cents Per Copy VOL NO 189 DE TEXAS SUNDAY MORNING MARCH 24 1946 Truman Calls For Strong f Party Unity f WASHINGTON March Tru K bid tonight for more unity and responsibility iii a Democratic Party whose enlightened internationalism he credited with bringing America to a position of world It is the party's responsibility he said to continue to lead the way toward friendship with all peoples and ing of the United Nations By R J BOB EDWARDS Beloved if God so loved vis we ought also love one John How pleasant is Saturday night When I've tried all week to be good Not spoken n word thai is bad And obliged every one lhat I Dennis A of swindling Is ing the nation We are threatened by deadly disea that separates souls from their warns David N assistant U S attorney Southern District of New York in a recent issue of True Confessions likeliest victims are veterans Sgt H N Oliphant in Yank cited the example of the Marine who looking lor a ic's job answered n local ad Of- a job at SIM a week he was asked to put up a bond as curity Wailing two weeks without a word from the agency he found that the shyster had skipped town At an enthusiastic meeting of the directors of the Pointer Club Friday night in the city hall plans were made for some of the events that the club will sponsor this The outing for the boys of county will be staged again bigger and better than last a big barbecue which Is ex- pected lo see some people present A committee was ed by President J P Harrison to look Into the feasibility of having a grounds for Denton sportsmen Too it is possible that a Denton county field trial will be held some time when the time is right and also there Is the that a dog show will be ed daring this year some lime This planning Is in addition to the con- servation work that is already un- der way The club Is sponsoring with the Slate Game Commission conservation work on some acres of land in Wise county Earl of Ponder was in Denton afternoon nnd when asked if he had everything under control he replied Yeah I have some things under control but I certainly can't get those green bugs under my domination They're ing considerable damage in my tion of the county Dogs be It's dangerous for dogs to prowl around over on Schmitz street as it is understood that good old shotguns await them reason Is recently it is understood that dogs killed some 15 sheep and lambs on the Evers place at the end of Schmitz street Denton or its citizens seem to be known pretty well around the country We've known Jack man for some time but only this week did we learn that he married a sister of Chief Warden Turner at the unit of the as Prison System The oil lease business is getting closer lo Denlon now while tofore the lenses have been taken at more distant points in the The have come practically to the city limits on the Bast side nnd extend eastward about four miles both north nnd south the Fishtrap road These mcn are leaving a good deal of cash among land owners here Tom Richardson was mighty busy making the Vanity store front walk look better sweeping In long steady strokes Mrs Jim Bloimt who lives east of Denton said Well Mr Richardson's sweeping See ROUND ABOUT Page 2 To fellow Democrats gathered at some 300 Jackson Day rallies here and around the country dent emphasized in his first speech a definite political tag I cannot make too strong plea for party unity and party responsibility He referred only mildly to a diversity of opinion In ranks He left it to tary of Commerce Wallace to swing hard both at dissident and the Republican opposi- tion Speaking Immediately before the Chief Wallace declared great harm had been done in the parly by who joined a coalition against who wurp themselves with the ditions at Jefferson nnd Jackson but whose actions belie their pre- tensions Wallace So to keep our own party on the side of progress we must nill upon those who bt'Ph harmful to our cause lo return lo the wny of Jefferson and Jackson to honor our side of the fence with their mugs as well as their Neither the President or Wallace mentioned the hitter's demand earlier this week that Congressmen who jump over party lines be ex- from the party But President asserted that under the party system political responsibility must rest with the chief executive and with the in Congress For most part Mr Truman dealt witli problems at home But he said that America must lead the way to a better world order and seek increasingly close ship with all nations A third speaker Robert E Chairman of the ic National Committee told the diners the Democrats ave going to have a fight on their hands in the coming election Press TWENTY-FOUR PAGES TODAY Section One Society Women's News Sports Classified Ads Section Two College Amusements Churches Business News Farm News Building Common Sense Policy Asked By GRAND RAPIDS Mich March Vandenberg Mich declared the United cannot survive in Us ent form if Russia and America ever fall apart The tall lawmaker who helped draft the United Nations charter and was n delegate lo the first UNO general assembly added that there never need be war between Russia and the United States if common sense and realism shall govern our foreign policies in ington and Moscow He made the assertions in a speech prepared for a civic coming hero at his birthplace I reassert as I did upon Senate he said that we can live together in reasonable harmony if the united Nations speaks as plainly upon nil occasions sia does If the United States just as vigorously sustains its own poses and ideals upon all occasions ns Russia docs if we abandon the miserable fiction often encouraged by our that we somehow jeopardize the peace if our views are as firmly declared as Russia's always are and if we assume a moral leadership which we too frequently have allowed to lapse C3 KOCKET SOAKS UPWARD Bassett assistant project engineer at Douglas Aircraft Company examines a new ionosphere rocket which has soared to a new American altitude record feet or miles in quest of secrets The rocket which has a parachute attachment to bring it back to earth was ed by the California Institute of Technology with Douglas assisting in its tion AP Russian Troops To Be Out Of Manchuria By April 30 CHUNGKING March The Chinese government announced today that Russia had promised to withdraw all Red army troops from Manchuria by April 30 as reports circulated that Chinese Communists were maneuvering to move in be- hind the Russians Relief was expressed over Russian note but the domestic scene was darkened by growing dence oi between the Communists and Chiang Foreign Minister Wang the People's Political Council thai Russia hnd delivered Friday the long-awaited reply to n Chinese note asking when the Red army would carry out its agreement to quit Manchuria Wang promised to furnish a written report of negotiations over Manchuria Government sources said it was unlikely that the Soviet troop would apply to Darien or Port Arthur where Russian rights been established by treaty The World Daily News charged that Communists troops were massing in neighboring Jehol province Other Chinese dispatches said all Chinese of- for northern province where the Communists have been reported setting up an independent regime would leave Changchun Manchuria's capital lor Peiping because they were un- able lo assume their duties Foreign diplomatic sources in Chungking took nn extremely view of the Internal tion They said General Marshall's personal influence was the factor In forcing the Com- and the to sign the recent unification ment and without him on the scene the situation is rapidly getting out of hand Vets Will Get Preference In New Dormitories AUSTIN March University or Texas Board of Re- gents tackled the crowded housing problem today by providing for financing two new dormitories and voting to give lo Texas student veterans for all future vacancies in campus dormitories The priority policy described by board members as directive rather than mandatory stipulated that students now residing in university facilities were not lo be displaced Presently housed along with Texas veterans in the dormitories arc 11 out-of-state 79 out- veterans and 146 Texas The board also approved ing a master plan for the cal layout of the medical branch at Galveston to include n 000 new hospital and a women's dormitory to house 125 And teachers Representatives of the Smith foundation were assured by the regents hat the board would assist In raising lo ment the foundation's for new John Scaly Memorial Hospital The board agreed that the uni- versity in the future has no chance of taking care of living needs of all veterans who might wish lo at- tend the university GULF PORTS WOULD GROW Canal Is Planned Across Mexico Atom Test May Be Postponed Further WASHINGTON March A possibility arose today that the atom bomb tests may be put off still further in the Interest of world amity Two high administration sources closely linked with preparations for the experiments in the snid they may be postponed indefinitely until the nations arc pulling gether betler Senator Huffman called for flat tion describing the trials as sheer folly The Joint task force went ahead with plans to carry out the first test on July 1 six weeks later than the original date Vice Adm W H P Blandy the com- mander said In n statement that his force was ready to meet the original schedule The two administration officials would not allow the use of names In view of President man's announcement last night that the historic scheduler lo start May 15 were postponed for about six weeks to permit ance of congressmen who want ta be witnesses One of them however said It was obvious that was not the sole reason for the delay and that it was rather dangerous lo talk In detail about the real reason at this time He pointed to what lie said was a hopeful trend in the disturbed Uni- ted Nations picture topped by Pre- mier Stalin's expression or dence in Hie UNO as a serious in- strument for preserving peace Stalin's assertion made in an ex- change of letters with Eddy more Associated Press ent at Moscow was just one of the signs of hope for the future the official said He added that there was strong sentiment for withholding a display of the power of the bomb until all of us are pulling together for peace on all points The announced postponement would carry the tests close to the typhoon season he said The other official sald lhat the reporter would be entirely safe In saying the first lest before the phoon season was and that the remaining testa necessarily would be postponed Washington Service WASHINGTON March A ship canal across Mexico which they believe would make gulf ports great ports of the is being boomed by a Louisiana and an Alabama congressman Rep Domengeaux plans to introduce a authorizing the War Department to Investigate the engineering and economic ity of a canal across tile Isthmus of Rep Boykin said the measure will have his support as Uie canal would be one of the greatest things that could ever He said it has been discussed in the House Rivers and Harbors Committee and he Intends to keep if Domengeaux proposes a canal than the one across Panama which he says now must be en- or supplemented with an- other capable of carrying the est and largest warships A new canal across the Isthmus would shorten the distance between gulf and Pacific coast by miles and would place New Orleans and Houston miles closer to the Far East Domengeaux told a reporter Gross savings to gulf coast steamship operators would imate in 30 years based on traffic already carried The Is 180 miles across at the plated site of the canal which would run from the Gulf of on the Pacific to the Bay of on the Gulf of co Salina Cruz on the west and on the east would be approximate terminals Peron Victor By In Argentine BUENOS AIRES March Juan D Peron neared tion today ns the Mill President of Argentina by the greatest gin ever accorded a candidate tile establishment of he electoral college in j The vote count In the federal j capital and Province of Buenos Aires was still incomplete but Jose P was trailing so much that not even the most supporters conceded him chance of victory Observers predicted Peron would win 394 electors to 12 for the Union candidate The popular vote Peron with 54 and 46 per cent of the ballots cast Eisenhower Expected In Denison In April March Gen D Eisenhower ied by Speaker Sam Is expected here April 20 it was an- here today Gen Eisenhower born in son will arrive at nomi and spend the rest of the day here He will continus to College station where he is due to attend Aggie Muster and other ceremonies April 21 Later he will visit Texas tary Installations Cotton Gin Man Dies SHERMAN March Earl Allman 49 civic leader and vice president of the tcr Cotton Gin Manufacturing Company died here NAMED AS SUCCESSOR WASHINGTON March President Truman announced day lhat W Averell Harriman tir recently ambassador to Russia will go to London to succeed Johvi A as ambassador there Winant will become American representative on the United tions Economic and Social Council the Willie said Presidential Secretary Charles O Ross told reporters lhat King George of England already has ad- vised this government of the of Harriman Lt Gen Walter Bedell Smith chief of staff to General D Eisenhower during the invasion of Europe was confirmed this week as Harriman's successor in cow Moore Business Forms Installs First Equipment Equipment was being installed Saturday by the Moore Business Forms Inc In a temporary location at Austin and Pecan streets and company officials hoped to start operations Monday or Tuesday Tlie location In a warehouse of the Co Is only temporary pending construction of a building to house the Southern Division headquarters of the manufacturers of business forms and records space Is being sought by the concern in Denton for in- of additional presses and machinery for use until the new plant Is completed UNO Expecting Iran Solution Two Thirds Of Price Law May Be Rewritten Bowles and Porter Will Appear Before Banking Committee WASHINGTON March The severity of the attack on OPA Congress cast doubts today on the shape in which price con- will survive after June 30 With largo segments of business and industry demanding an end of OPA Chester Bowles and other members the administration eco- nomic high command decided to return to Capitol Hill next week to plead again for n one-year lease on life for pricing agency Moreover Bernard M presidential adviser was Invited be- j fore the House banking to give his views on continuation of OPA Bowles and Paul Porter OPA ad- ministrator will return to the com- to give answers to the vigorous and often bitter criticisms of OPA laid down by Industry and trade representatives Rep Wolcott of Michigan senior committee Republican said today the OPA act will be continued after the June 30 expiration date but he predicted about two thirds of the law will be rewritten I The assault on OPA was topped off by the National Association of Manufacturers which told the com- continuation of price con- would encourage black kets limit production and actually Increase the dangers of inflation The NAM asked Congress to let OPA die June 30 Notwithstanding President man's request that OPA be con- unchanged for a year beyond June 30 a spot check oJ banking committee members Indicated the I act cannot pass without revisions Of the may far-reaching i ments proposed by businessmen and members of Congress there ed strong support behind these An amendment to force gradual liquidation of OPA as production In various industries approaches con- sumer demand That no maximum price shall be placed on any commodity that does not reflect to the producer the cost of production plus a reasonable profit Gradual removal of all subsidies especially on agricultural and proportionate Increases of the prices upon such PUP IS WEEK OLD AND COAT STILL WHITE Billy cocker puppy is nearly a week old and still lias Its coat rare in cockers the boy's er Mrs O'Rear said Saturday The puppy bom Monday morning to the boy's cocker Cherry has attracted at- tention from Denton this week because of unusual color Most cockers are either black red or cream-colored No one lias yet made an offer for the dog equal to the one reportedly made recently by a California kennel owner to ing S Wagner of Kan for another white cocker pup which Wagner said nt the time was the second one known in the United states Careful watch has been kept over the little spaniel the past week but when the puppy Ls older he may be brought out to show to people who are Mrs O'Rear said Bitter Fight Expected For UAW Top Job ATLANTIC Marcil P Reuther accusing J Thomas of the CIO Uni- ted Auto Workers of being com- threw his hat In the ring tonight as a candidate for the union's vop job In this manner Reuther leader of the bitter General Motors strike and a vice-president made his expected announcement that lie would try to wrest the presidency from his fellow unionist of years standing The Reuther decision climaxed the first day of the tenth convention which earlier had been marked by a blast by Thomas against President Truman and top leaders of the AFL In addition co calling Thomas completely dishonest and ing him of making political deci- sions on purely union Reuther said his present chief had hurt the cause of the General tors strike at one time Thomas he said told a meeting early this month that Reuther was carrying on the strike for political reasons Reuther said this ment by Thomas was ity bordering on treason John Cayle And Family Injured In Accident Mr and Mrs John 1507 West Oak their daughter Mrs Ad- Gay mid her two small daughters of Wichita Falls were in- jured in an automobile accident five miles south of Gainesville on Highway 17 about 9 p m Friday Mrs Gay suffered internal ies a head Injury and a broken jaw Hospital attendants at the Gainesville Sanitarium where all the accident victims were taken described Mrs Gay's condition as critical a radio operator for the Denton police department a broken collar bone three broken vertebrae in the neck and eight broken ribs He was resting well Saturday night according lo a report made by City Officer I E Anderson Others injured were Beverly Gay 10 and Mary Sue Gay 9 Beverly was seriously Injured but Mary Sue sustained only slight Injuries Mrs Gayle received a head Injury The accident occurred when Gayle's car collided with another automobile on the wet pavement outside Gainesville Nobody was In- jured in the second car Mr and Mrs Gayle were en- route home from Gainesville where they had picked up their daughter and grandchildren Mrs Gay was on her way to a Green Jacket homecoming at North Texas State College Gayle Is the third city man off duty at this lime Jack Shepherd hos been off several weeks with an eye Infection and Lanford has been off the past week with stomach trouble US Not Interfering In WASHINGTON Secretary of state Byrnes said day this government is not inter- vening in Spain's internal affairs He made his statement In a ter to Rep Barry who made It public The letter was In reply to one Barry had written Byrnes criticizing the department Less Than Pound Baby Dies After 41 Hours HOLLYWOOD March Baby Ververs who weighed less than a pound when she was born last Thursday evening three months prematurely died this afternoon after 41 hours of life Its head about the size of a nis ball the child was 14 ounces in weight and 11 inches in length Moscow Applauds Stalin Statement MOSCOW March cow citizens today applauded Stalin's expression o confidence in the United Organization and his assurance that neither nations nor their armies wanted war Here are some typical statements from ordinary citizen queried as to their reaction to the answers in gave the Associated Press in an exchange of A That's the of answer everyone had been someone would make People all over the world have been afraid of another war They don't want one and I believe they've now got a reason to feol better A The Russians only want peace They are not interested In war War brings only disaster and to Russia as well as the rest ot the world Off Hope Break In Crisis To Come Monday Premier Says Appeal For Action Was Unauthorized NEW YORK March Hope of a real break in the Iranian crisis ran strong among United llon officials today and It appeared the Security Council meeting day might pass without Injury Its most dangerous test to date UNO speculation based on by Premier Ahamed In Tehran Is that in the next jew days the Russians may to pull their troops out of Iran and back into Such a movement would take the wind out of the Iranian crisis re- ducing it to a situation the Security Council should be able to handle with relative ease This speculation privately ex- pressed by many authorities here was checked by fear that nothing might come of the bright prospects raised by heightened by Prime Minister Stalin's assurances yesterday of Russian back for UNO One new element of uncertainty Is just where the Iranian ment stands at the moment in re- lation to Russia the United states and Britain termed un- authorized an appeal to the curity Council by his ambassador here for quick action on the Iranian case Russia Is asking for a delay until April 10 The United States has come out for immediate action and so has Britain However if Iran says there Is no need to ry or if It actually favors delay In the interest or more direct with Russia the props would be knocked from under the U a and Britain Both American and British of- welcomed the possibility however slender that Russian for- ces might get out of Iran without waiting for the Security Council to act The great concern of these authorities to date has been that the Russians might not get out even If the Council asked them to Whatever the Russians do said that some sort of Iranian case would certainly come before the Security Council Iran has made two 1 That let forces arc In Iran beyond the March 2 treaty deadline 2 That Soviet agents and officials are in- in Iran's Internal affairs a third aspect of the case was taken up by Edward R lus Jr American member of the council who wrote general Lie that he would ask for Russia and Iran to re- port on their direct negotiations to settle their troubles Administration Seeks Cut In Postwar Navy WASHINGTON March The House Naval Committee ed today for a Quick showdown in Congress on the size of the war Navy Faced with a 000.060 budget cut for the nation's sea de- fense forces the committee has de- to push legislation for a Navy That is the manpower figure which Admiral Chester W Chief of Naval Operations told the committee the Navy considered necessary for the nation's minimum security needs when it proposed a allotment for the year beginning July 1 President Truman sent to Con- gress a budget estimate for the Navy of only The House committee started an In- as a result o sharp cut and in response to questions itz testified the reduced amount would allow only men A Why should people of the world go out and fight The average workers all over the world don't want any war and I believe comrade Stalin has spoken for them when he says the nations and i their armies don't want war The Moscow radio said tonight that the Soviet Union was holding the principle of equality of nations described by Stalin yesterday in his ments to the Associated Press as the basis of the United Nations strength It the Soviet Union U ing the attempt to make UNO an Instrument for the domination of some states over tator Mihail declared ing that by so doing It Is of course helping to make the new tional organisation more tive Fishermen Find Body DALLAS March body of an unidentified white man a bullet hole through the was found in the Elm Pork of the ity River 10 miles northwest of Dallas today Sheriff Smoot said the body had been in the river about five days It was discovered by two fishermen WEATHER DENTON AND Mostly cloudy and mild with possible light showers today Monday partly cloudy EAST Mostly cloudy and mild scattered light ruin In north portion Sunday Monday cloudy moderate to winds on the WEST TEXAS Mostly cloudy ud mild scattered light rains except in Big Bred Country ud Dei Pois partly FRIDAY High
