Miami Daily News-Record (Newspaper) - September 30, 1945, Miami, Oklahoma ive to Fund in Ottawa OL 78 SEPTEMBER Acts Against Argentina To Be Drawn Up Amoni 20 Almost To Ultimatum 1 To f Urgent consultations among 20 American republics on possible ac tions against the government of Argentina appeared certain Spruille ambassador to Argentina who hss just re turned here to become assistant secretary of state for Latin American began confer ences with top American The talks provide a re Kiew of this whole pol icy toward the Argentine Authorities considered able that at least in Will be passed on as as possible to the govern nents of all other western hem nations except Argentina and that tr views pf those gov will be Argentinas reply to a cau United States diplomatic warning against repressive measures fell on deaf ears John diplo mat at the embassy in Argentina now that Braden is back informed Foreign Minister Juan Cooke that widespread arrests suspension of democratic rights in Argentina over the past several days have a deplorable effect on Ameri public Cookes defense was that the measures were necessary to put down a conspiracy and avoid grave Officials here privately make plain that Wash policy is to favor the growth of Democracy in Argentina even if it means the oust the militarist government through whatever means are The very strong impression Continued on Page Two OIL EMPLOYES ft Sinclair Workers Quit Ar Once Big Boom Site strike of oil workers got way in Oklahoma today when about 70 employes of the Sinclair Prairie ceased work at center to the fa mous Glenn Pool producing 21 miles south of district dent for the who an the said that cessa tion of work shut down production in his district as well as halting pressuring Approximately barrels oil per day are producing from an estimated 600 wells operated by his company Seott There are several thousand wells in the Kiefer region where WINNERS INTO CHICAGO SOON VfW To Honor Foul and CUrence Miller Paul Davis of Fairland and Clarence for mer Picher bank will be when they to Ottawa county sometime in Oc As the first American soldier to set foot in following the collapse of the Japanese em a 38yearold farm was named winner of a half portion of the Berlin Tokyo award during a meeting of the projects here Saturday who proved that he land ed within the city limits of Berlin on the morning of July was named the winner of the remain ing a former Pich er bank beat his competitor by approximately 12 according to claims receiv ed by the Miami post of the Vet erans of Foreign sponsors of the Davis and Miller are both 38 and The two their way to be guests of the Veterans of Foreign Wars during overseas veterans national en in 3 and 4 will be presented checks of each when they return to The bonanza which originated when the local VFW post and its ladies auxiliary threw in f reached recently as a result Continued on Page Two Lands At Casablanca a Little Bit ike By PAUL MILLER ABOARD THE the crossing on its roundtheworld the landed at Casablanca two hours behind schedule at local Time was lost because and a squall over Santa Maria in the It was planned to make up the lost time cutting tHe scheduled stop to two and hours before making the next miles where is due at central war There will be only an hour stop at Tripoli before the on to Cairo and another If One of 350 men who picketed the Gerald Smith America First held in lies on the ground after police him with a nightstick because of his refusal back up in the picket lines and let those who wanted to hear Smith go the NBA Telephoto original discoveries attracted thousands of persons all the color and action of the oil Many of the first wells in the pool are still while the Kiefer of today has but a small of its popu Meanwhile workers at the Sin clair refinery at Sand adjacent to had called a meeting for tonight to decide on a strike Arthur of local Oil Workers union an An estimated 880 workers would be involved at Sinclair out of about in the Workers at the refinery and the Texas plant 1 previously announced that they were standing awaiting word from the Washington laborman agement conference scheduled for CIO said that they would defer any dras tic action until after the Wash ington Company executives had issued no The left Washington Friday at 4 stopped at Bermuda last night and arrived at Santa Maria today at The schedule calls for it to be back in Washington next Thursday at Another new operating crew took over the huge plane in the Hungary Accepts Americas Offer Hungary has accepted United States conditions for reestablish ing diplomatic relations between the two the State de reported This opens ihe way for an early return to normal relations be tween this country and the Balkan nation which fought through the war at the side of Nazi Hungary is now ruled by provi regime set up following lib of the country Soviet armies of The State departments account of negotiations with Hungary came belatedly at the end of a week in which most df the story already had come out either in London or Hungarian BATTLESHIP RETURNS SAN battleship first arge ship of the Third fleet to ar rive on the Pacific steamed through the Golden Gate at Pacific war time today with 870 Navy and Marine passengers The Weather OKLAHOMA Rain Slightly warmer High 55 to 60 south and 50 most of state most of the the state Slightly warmer Sunday high near Gerald Klein May Be New Bar Head Sept Tulsa be nom for president of the State Bar association when the group holds its annual convention in Ok lahoma City 26 and Klein recently returned from mili tary Delegates chosen at a meeting include Ellis Joe Hal Norma and Frank New Plane Trip For ad roundtrip daily between and Denver will be started Monday and time will be changed on the existing district traffic manager for Continental Airlines announced The new flight will leave here at QUOTA FOR WAR FUND Ottawa County Asked To Contribute to This Worthy Undertaking Driving toward a Na tional War Fund campaign workers will begin canvassing all points in Ottawa county Monday District Judge William county campaign chair said Saturday that he hopes to see the goal in rec ord The drive will he the quota is sub i The Mi city wav or Durham said hewis confident that Miamians will display usual generosity in supporting this worthwhile In Picher is the assigned Olen chair his assistants declared that everything the drive The people of Picher will come A Fairland commit tee including Omer Suel Milbourn and are hoping for good weather when dawn breaks They too to reach the quota there in the shortest possible Continued on Page Two ITS OLD BUT WERE DUE FOR MORE RAIN BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Oklahoma was due for another soaking today as the weatherman predicted more precipitation for state after a week of downpours No serious flood threats had developed but the light to heavy downpours continued to soak deep into farm lands in almost all parts of the About 20 roads still were closed by high waters at scattered points The federal weather bureau re ported the South Canadian rive was up six feet at Union I said the rise meant the rive would be bankfull downstream ai far as Norman and The North Canadian river wa at El consider ably below flood but stil A new crest a Canton where the river nine Frost forecasts for the north west section of the state were Temperatures were expected t start rising today after the 40s McAlester am Muskogee recorded the state high 55 Ardmore reported heavies Continued on Page Two War Hero To Help Recruiting Program OKLAHOMA Hurbert Gen Jonathan Wainwrights throughout his Japanese imprison will arrive in the state Wed to help recruiting He will make a speaking tour o Carroll started as an for the hero of Batnan and Cor regidor five years fle flew back from Japan with Wainwrigh two weeks The 30yearold GI holds the dis of being the only enliste man who was a guest at the Jap anese surrender ceremony the Polish Girl Testifies Against Belsen Officials LU young Polish girl testi ied at the Belsen war crime trials oday that she Was selected for the gas an executive of he Oswiecim camp who told her You have lived long my Her testimony highlighted that if four witnesses who appeared to as the trial of 45 persons ac of crimes at the Belsen and Oswiecim concentration camps end ed its second Bendel of de Scribed by the prosecution as a sensational is scheduled i to take the stand STRIKE PICTURE STILL DARK IN THE TODAY Walkout In but moin In Notion THE PRESS The nationwide labor disputes picture had a brightening tone Saturday although there was still trouble A strike of building em ployes which affected more peo ple than any other stoppage in the in New York was ended by compliance of both sides with Thomas Deweys request for The strikers AFL union ordered them back to work Ending of this and several small er disputes dropped the national total of those away from work in labor disputes to approximately from a postwar high of more Another idle in a 20 day strike of Westinghouse Elec tric white collar workers at in five other eastern states may return to work next week on recommendation of their union officials who said the company had agreed if they do to re sume negotiations within 24 hours on hours and work ing President Truman was reported in Washington to be considering making a personal appeal to the CIO oil workers international union and petroleum industry representatives to haty strikes now in nine states and Continued on Page Two GRAND LAKE UP AGAIN AS MORE RAIN HITS CITY Grand lake at Miami Saturday night was back at elevation 754 and climbing onehalf inch an hour in of an additional of an inch of rain which fell here Friday according to from boat MArthur Tells Japs Print All Those lo Stories on Hirohito Allied Commander Lifts Powers of Once in Hands strip ping the mystery from Japans abolished today the powers the imperial government had invoked a few hours earlier in suppressing publication of the emperors pictures and The Japanese home ministry had seized all copies of five Tokyo and Osaka newspapers and suspended the Its excuse was that the in which the emperor had expressed to American correspondents his hopes a more democratic were awesome and would have a bad effect on the Japanese press bluntly declared that the Japanese government actually suspended the papers for publishing accounts of the emperors call on a humble and unprecedented visit which many Japanese felt had caused their emperor to lose much censor told the AMERICANS NAB 41 MORE NAZIS Men and Women Seized Germony for Trying To Retain in among screaming and Witt tie Of Large Industry KANSAS In the largest local postwar enter irise reported so the Manufacturing corporation today announced its had completed ne Jo centralize its tion activities in one large area The corporation manufacturers if radio will establish and general offices here to its ed subsidiaries scattered from Connecticut to president and general said he ex to have all the plant equip ment moved by and that employment by will reach two feet before heading upwards as yesterdays cold drizzle set visited the city early Saturday morning with a minimum recorded by local At 8 oclock last night it was 47 with indications of a sharp drop before All highways in this area ex 66 detour from Wy north to the Seneca In dian school were open Saturday Kjng Leopolds In Switzerland Leopold III of Belgium arrived in Switzerland tonight from Austria where he has been living in a Swiss radio broadcast The broadcast said he was to spend the night at Gallen be fore going to his former home on Lake Geneva Missing Womans Found in Mexico MEXICO Jeannette Chrysler miss ing since 18 in San Francis telephoned her father here to night at the Ritz hotel where he was waiting and promised to come in to see wife of a naval en sign now in the telephoned the hotel and talked with her fa at Her L vice president of Grinnell Iowa col arrived here yesterday after noon to take up the search after he said he had received a signed in his daughters name say ing that she had come to Mexico because she wanted to get away for a CSV American troops have arrested 41 German men and women in one of the biggest raids in the American zone since the Allied oc it was disclosed A spokesman for James Newman of Floral commander of the den military said those arrested included leaders of a ring which used both Free mason and Catholics to cloak ef forts to keep Naziism Several former officials of the Nazis Wiesbaden district military government were caught in the out in from a7 cafe two police military and seven newspapers to resume publication and to go ahead and distribute the forbid which prominently displayed the inter views alongside a picture of the emperor and the supreme Allied and to pub Papers affected were Mainichi and Yomiuri Hochi of Tokyo and Asahi and Mainichi of order was the Continued on Page Two Hunted Nazi This exclusive photo of Martin Nazi party rarely obtained by Charles Acme pho The picture is a frag ment of a part of Leica roll shot by Hermanns Bor mann is being sought all over NBA Telephoto Banfield Company Has Steer Absent For Seven Years Rubinoff To Appear at School Here on 10 the nations most popular violin will appear at the Miami high school auditorium on 10 at P a program of popular music ranging from Bach to Stradivarius As usual he will perform on his Since his meteoric rise to fame as a radio Rubin otr has concentrated on concert His dy namic his his ability to coax pathos and humor and mel blocks from the AMG district At least two and onehalf tons of some of it ham and military rations were found in cafe along with handbills bearing the Nazi the military Several Germans attempted to escape through windows but were caught by guards stationed out One of the leaders was iden by the spokesman as a one of most prominent dental The group was led by men and women between the ages of 35 and the spokesman explaining that they were the brains be hind what appeared to be a ring to keep alive the Nazi Typical of the subtleness of the propaganda we he was reading the Ger man people must cooperate with each Foreigners can never rebuild Among those caught were three men who had been taken into cus tody previously and then but under careful surveillance After Northeastern Oklahoma at will for the or Seven a wild brahma steer weighing in the neighborhood of pounds awaited his fate inva Ban field Packing company pen here Saturday The once the property of Billy Friend of was re cently trapped by employes of the George Kelly 11 miles west of Vinita in Craig when it lopped between the set gates of a originated by Lionel recently returned to the ranch from the South The steer has a horn spread of approximately six feet and is re to be quite a His age wasnt known RECONVERSION MONEY KANSAS More than two million dollars al ready have been loaned in this dis under a reconversion speed up loan program sponsored by the Reconstruction Finance corpora tion office here through the Albert RFC branch said The district takes in all of Kansas and 19 west ern Missouri ody from his selections have won him new laurels in a difficult In past he has appeared as guest soloist and conductor with the Kansas City and London symphony orches The program of light classical music will include Intermezzo and the first violin performance of Gershwins immortal Rhapsody in Tickets for the performance will go on sale at 9 oclock Mon at the office of Su of Schools Irene Schooley will have charge of the ticket Reservations may be made by calling her at telephone Claude high school mu sic said that reservation may be made Continued on 1 Schaeffer Ousted As Bavarian Head THIRD ARMY Dismissal of Freidrich Fritz ruch criticized conser minister president of the Bavarian civil was announced 24 hours after George made a personal report to General Eisenhower on his efforts to de nazify Wilhelm a social democrat described as a veteran opponent of was named to A statement issued at headquarters said the resignation of to military government headquarters three weeks been accepted and a liberal regime Schaeffers resignation as minister president has been accept ed and Wilhelm a social Democrat whose long fight against the Nazi influence is well both to the German pub lic and world has been invited to form a new Bavarian ad the statement MEETING SET AT KANSAS A fall conference of the Kansas City Southwest Clinical society will open at the municipal auditorium here on 1 featur ing 23 guest The physicians from all over the country will partici pate in a program of six sympo siums regarding current medical Cosmic Trouble JOBS GETS MORE SUPPORT 115 Members Assert Wish To Revise Measure Senate Approved A bloc of 115 House members went o bat today for a full employment Their leaders declared they could not accept the measure passed yesterday by the of President Truman fight rto eliminate broad Senate of the This report came from chairman of the group of and Pat man author of the House they are The two conferred earlier this week with told a reporter that Sen ite revisions of the measure vir tually sabotaged the whole He added Well make a fight for language and we think the people will go With Questioned about hostility members of the House tures committee have shown to the Patman Outland said They may report a weaker ver sion to the House than we but we will fight the issue on the Both Patman and Outland said the merely says everyone is entitled to an to try to find a They want the legislation to provide specifically that all Americans able to work are en titled to Chairman of the House expenditures committee which is conducting hearings on the said his is unconvinced of the need for the He that there is no plan to kill the New Bus Schedule To Begin 1 Effective 1 all bus service of the Greyhound and and Trailways will oper ate under new and faster schedules in Dee local said Saturday that further information may be obtained by calling phone Additional information and the latest bus schedule appears elsewhere in todays The cosmic ray apparatus which Roy has set up in his Long home has stirred as much trou ble as an atomic His neighbors complain that visitors pound their way to Beebes door daily to be made well by his magic cosmic and disturb the entire neigh The City Council or dered Beebe to move within 30 Postoffice Retires at Tulsa very first thing Im going to do when the weather permits is go said Arthur today as he completed 35 years and four months in postal service Gideon began work in as a clerk in the mailing He was eligible for retirement in 1940 but continued work through the war OFFICE IS CLOSED 29 W One more war emergency organization closed here today when the Tulsa War council shut up The office directed about city and county residents who in many
