Las Cruces Sun-News (Newspaper) - November 7, 1945, Las Cruces, New Mexico OUR HOME TOWN To bring the boys home or hospitalize them and help restore the world to peacetime suits the eighth war loan Is as im- portant as any of its seven m DMT mo News NetU THE WEATHER Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday colder Thursday Last 34 Low Las Cruces State College 78 78 40 35 Vol 188 ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED LAS NEW MEXICO WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON NOVEMBER 7 ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTOS PRICE THREE CENTS HOMELESS VET PITCHES PUP TENT IN PARK Union Leaders Drop Rivalries For Wage Fight Farm Agency Headquarters Won't Be Moved from Cruces Unable to find a place to live David Mizrahi discharged several days ago from the pitches a pup tent in downtown Pershing Square in Los Angeles Calif and in with his wik Sophie and two-year-old son Bobby This is better ground than I've been to It doesn't have holes io it AP Chinese Reds i Claim Victory j Over men Last Strike Voles In Auto Industry ing Polled WASHINGTON Nov 7 put aside bitter wrangling over key posts in j RAYS OFF CLOSES PLANT AS HITS the national J HMO ment conference today for a showdown on tlie CIO demand that delegates discuss The issue may pop up at the first session of the executive j committee key conference group empowered to sift all business for tion in CIO President Murray j i has contended wages and a j decent standard of living for I worker cause all labor troubles i land lhal mere creation of for settling will not solve pay issue So far the majority of the gates seem disinclined to tackle j I They point to President DETROIT Nov The call to to fwork out belter methods ol bargaining AFL President told tlie would By WALLACE PERKY Secretary Clint Anderson has I CHUNGKING Nov 7 industry's big three Chinese Communists claimed n over a 30 percent in- j victory today over 70.000 crease demand began today list troops in fighting along Employes of the Ford Motor railroad as the j Co went to polls set up by the official news national labor relations board in reported intensified battling a schedule covering three political judgment as throughout the province well as administrative his shansi and promised veto of the plan Communists also said they to move stale headquarters of the Agricultural Production und keting Administration iVom in old school near Albuquerque R J Thomas president of the CIO auto workers told the con- yesterday no amount of machinery could prevent strikes i You can't make democracy b-v Approximately Is ICK down on a lu is s also said they in plants over the t0 he Hopeh try were eligible to vote Thc whole problem will be Anderson Gives Pledge APMA to Remain at had recaptured the rail junction of he vote is conducted under threshed out in the executive Oct 25 the act on The already strained relations of he United Automobile Gels Executive Seal Yenan and Workers i It was because of this partly were further endangered by the A strike was favored by large that John L Lewis head of the j Communist claims majorities in earlier votes at Tn the first place most anybody could see that acceptance of the Indian dormitory was a subterfuge to get the old moved up to Albuquerque Tlie dormitory is vacant now be- cause the Indian school's ment dropped off war of Paotow j So as soon as postwar j n he ment resins to pick up APilA oad would have to move in its Under the veteran Gen Ho Motors and Chrysler Lung the Communists are corporations ening a ring of steel around Kweisui capital other Red columns move from the i V west preparatory lo A Mine Workers waged his successful light yesterday for seal on the committee He the help of Green AFL State headquarters of the Agricultural Production and Marketing Administration reorganized n o w I merger other kindred not be shifted from Las to i as board members are re- ported lo be planning until i Dean Branson and the people down there want it ls tn That is the pledge of Clinton P Anderson former New Mexico con- gressman who now is of agriculture according to a report last night flow Gov John J Dempsey And Secretary Anderson ATMA authorities has the final say on such a transfer The secretary's pledge was re- ported y late in a telephone call from Santa to Wallace Perry Nows editor Here The governor had just talked to Mr Anderson hy telephone in Washington Joining in Cruces and Mesilla valley protests against the reported plan to move the agency's headquarters His call to the secretary he told Perry was in compliance with 11 re- from State Senator Jas T Brewster of who had called him a meeting of at college Iy accompanied Acceded ol Nm 7 by w T he It prompted Democratic leaders to see good things ahead JOSH for the Elephant mate I lime since In- became the VV I Thorpe representing the by Andrew I O DEMS FIND HOPE IN ELECTIONS Fails io Participate in By ASSOCIATED PRESS William swamped hvo major opponents I Instead of an u prompted Democratic leaders to see good things live committee as had been for the parly in the slate and nationally They saw in it a l posed with labor's four votes di- decline in the political of Gov Thomas E Dew vided between the AFL and Republicans withheld comment fur lime Largo Communist Silvano Jesus agreed to a Candidate Loses nents are pouring into parolee from the state reform with labor's eight votes In the second municipal scrap hunt for but it are pouring into parolee from the state reform labors eight votes In the second municipal scrap n i T PI would be in Albuquerque then and nationalist dispatches at Springer is dead today divided three each lor CIO and l that captured more than local 013111 the next step would be merely the j Loss of several towns west of the victim sheriff An- one each for Lewis in first routine of getting a new building railroad Santos Ramirea suggested nf de- and the railroad war voling Edward Tn Jefferies elected lo i fourth ill erected of at Cn There might be some logical ons a need for office space o urge the removal to que such as for example better cation hool lunch ore particularly acknowledged by the central over troubles with the hoods i but it contended that he brought on himself Kuomintang forces beat off more He shot i home to m-c tlie removal to m ioui Ult with toe I W r rr thr Near Agreement oi school lunch M tlU in Detroit's hot aan ard T CIO CAIHO Nuv 7 The ol Ilia 74 Jew cue Arab in lrl of Ihr if n-t lo Ana County and parade of M'l- and K J mill u- for Dona Ann county in had presented removal but had b f Ihr a allowing M in nf Hie Million lit St Andrew hall ui lin flop in admissions iid until removal of thr state fiild np i us bui the 1 didn't il VI ATM A in In lake Chiimtor of tin to and lo Now f on only in u ith tu int thv 1 the more the of U and v i n er the muzzle until it Room nf his ih y th that t IV campus -s ti r sini ll win to shift f however Mild Ls u that at it but re- teu later Jn is a j leased apologies i dead to have and spokesmen was and operate here fused lo the nid to two year the U S consul Or in a of said hat store at From the standpoint 1 rts Secretary Anderson having IlK ln a New Moxie reason to Las ITS and its neighboring War Bond Sales at the lack of -i mm I appo local bids fnr military or veterans facilities Democratic leaders ning to the dissatisfaction in for votes next vear and in ISMS And now with a attempt tn take away from and it tu Albuquerque Thc ilion lri 14 More Transport and operation of cral con- among today had climbed to Covey B liaker w Tins has an reported American sakl and at two minor in Bring Veterans Home incidents in wl id we c no sales thus are i casualties short of county's quota total sales short Fourteen transports j We must have more troo i sales In put our county to airne at II 11 l v.rii s 1 no- rp p I To Stop Draft Th Il I M H 7 M al least hair state's representation in confess there was basis for political re- j make their of 1 Nov 7 Pl bonds now we could soon have our the ale doe to volunteered to fry the quota made r nance com- 15 ships 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