San Antonio Light (Newspaper) - May 29, 1948, San Antonio, Texas PERISH IN APARTMENT BLAZE May including tw perished and on roan suffered serious in juries a fire early toda which swept a apartment An undetermined numbe of persons fled from th located at 2014 California ave. The bodies of a 12-year-ol a 4-yea'r-old boy and an uh identified woman were found i a on the second floo of the two othe both unidentified men were found in r-r third floo A third unidentified body was found in the the third OVERCOME BY SMOKE Lyle who lived the second was found over come by He was remove to a hospital cond was reported Fire Marshal Anthony laney said about 20 persons liv ed in the First report said seven had suffered STARTS IN SIFED said the fire appar ently started in a shed at the rear of the apartment and spread to the rear porche and through seven apart He said the cause of the which caused damage he estimated at had no been A squad discovered fire and Del. Frank Janousek the building giving the He led Mrs. Irma 48, from the second floor he said he was unable to re-enter the building which was quickly enveloped by Phil Baker on The Wagon BEVERLY May Comedian Phil Baker year City Judge Charles fining Baker yesterday on a also directed him to stay away from for a A drunk ing charge was Baker hid pleaded guilty to both the He was arrested May 20 while driving a party ng his thirty-fifth year in show 5en.es Relatively Well Says May S. Ambassador Laurence A. lardt says President Eduard 3enes is con- his age and He carried greetings of the diplomatic corps to Bents on his 64th Discordant Note May Sprig Burke says he and his one-time queen in the Texas Sun were married nine years ago and have three said his wife sue him for Western States Seek Woof Plants May western states today sought ways finance their campaign to rebuild the wool industry by attracting ing plants to Finances election of off cers were up for consideration the second day Rocky Mountain Wool Idaho and New Mexico were The 75 delegates were warned by Gov. of ing they must take concrete tion if the industry is to Autopsy Set For Dog An autopsy to determine whether her 3-year-old, 3-Iegged German shepherd was poisoned was planned hy Mrs. 148 E. Huisache ave. Mrs. city police early Saturday .to report her dog moaning in the When they arrived the dog was NEW in the U. via the liner Queen is the new British ambassador to this Sir Oliver shown with his He Lord aboard the Queen Elizabeth was another Ambassador to the U. Dr. shown with Mrs. He re- places Dr. Juraj who resigned when over his Mount By the Press More thousands their en- angered homes widening of the Pacific northwest in worst lood in 54 The death toll mounted 15 nd propert Main rail nd highway routes were dis arid more were An officially declared of existed in and The militia was in Columbia o aid the swelling numbers of An ominous floods was the an- the water stay bove flood stage more That would at iw thousand would be homeless or a long The last great for 57 The only bright spot in the ure was report the snake ver is expected to crest If it does it might mean into which at what lower levels than A Drink Too Many INSIDE OLD JERUSALEM May A young British captured by the Arab in its conquest of the old Jewish today blamed party for his Albert 23, private in the Suffolk said he got lost from his outfit when he went out for a drink May 13, two day before the British He mates pulled out from headquarters in an Armenian church in the old couldn't join them because I was inside Jewish ana me. if I'd Weather Forecaster Ralph mond made a grab his meterological bag Saturday but came up with no than In fact the day two degrees from Friday's then inch up to Sunday There's no rain in sight and only gentle to southeast winds are POST S. Ambassador Walter B. Smith left by plane to return in Smith has been on -a fishing holiday in FGHT Member of Associated Press A Constructive Force the Community VOL. 131. MAY 29, 1948. TWELVE PRICE FIVE Hungry Jews Batter Ring Pay Boost Ends Auto Strike May vanguard of Chrysler corp workers began trickling bac nto the plants their 1" day strike ended by 13-cent-an-riour wage With their return the secon major labor dispute in the aut industry this year writte off the Chrysler's settlement with th CIO Auto .an last two cents the raise given General Motor employes under a cost of formula only three days CONTRACT EXTENDED It provided less than half 1h union's original demand but mor han twice Chrysler's best pre vious It also extended the due to expire in 1 until 1950. Eithe Chrysler or the UAW can sec an adjustment of wage rate once any time after June Salaried some of them represented by the wer an 8 per cent raise with of a There was no official explana ion as to why Chrysler settle for a flat sum rather than th GM sliding scale a union for penny tw it members would not wheth er it plans to raise car prices tc its higher labor ONLY FORD LEFT The agreement only 'the of the three yet to settle with thi JAW in postwar wagi It apparently knocked a second prop from under a wage cut The auto union promptly hailed he settlement as signal vie ory for all American workers in of the determination of in dustry as a whole to fight agains my wage increases at all in to fight for wagi while prices continui o Norman UAW di said strike hac cracked the he electrical in to pay raises this year Despite the only a of employes were to work ready ma hines for Chrysler aid assembly line operations ould not be resumed for more han a Car Dealers Go on Buying Strike May Cleveland auto auctioneer ay reported used car dealers ere suddenly adopted a not policy because of high prices on nearly ew R. K. who conducted le weekly sale yesterday for Auto Auction we solif a 1947 model last week for We could not get In we couldn't get for It all happened Ji the two When Hero Can't Go to Parade Parade Goes tb the Hero May David 9, the Memorial day Plucky go to arade but parade units are g to David is resting at home be- treatments for urns that necessitated more in the last From a window of home he recently heard slant music of the Catholic Crusaders drum and e corps practicing for the ay He asked Drum Major Victor Ledoux if the musicians could by my house on the way to the parade I see Ledoux thought he could ar- range night the uniformed Crusaders marched by boy's window and brought smiles to his face with their martial been 'a nightly ance since in good The municipal parade marshal heard of David and his He lined up Co. 103rd try combat of the national a platoon of police and his They'll all march by David's house an hour before the scheduled and there may be more organizations ed up before As an added Mayor Ernest contributed a large American flag which the Crusaders will present the youngster they call soldier in The little boy who loves a rade sleeps under a rigged on his bed to the clothes from touching his burned from waist to feet when the lad stamped a- lire in 1946. WAR IS LIKE under British military are shown ruins of for the dead after the recent fighting there with Protection as given so the Arabs could bury their fallen Red Snags Berlin Sessions May 15-hour meeting of the jower body for governing Berlin with announcing he would no longer sit next to his can i Maj. Gen. Alexander commander of said le would no longer be seated next to Col. Frank the American at meet ings of the thi four-power governing A Soviet be placed be tween Kotikov and perhaps the the history of II caused American officials to reiterate their belief the supervisory council for Berlit would soon cease to A dog which bit 17 persons wa observation at the Alam Dog and Cat Attendant said the dog gave very indication of being Bitten were eight members o he Clyde M. Hayes family at members the C. M. family at 2401-S and members he Cooper 3916 os st. Two dogs were under ob One hi 10, of 525 S. Trin y on the right She was at Santa Rosa hospital other 50 f 1028 Menchaca St. Hml Parleys Off Again May 29.- Another White House the rawn rail wage dispute was roken off today for duration of le Memorial day week Rail unions agreed Friday to 13-day extension of the court rder which 19 days has pre- a rail ut White House conferences hich followed extension reduced only the familiar an- that ad been Presidential Aid John R. an said he would confer again with leaders of the firemen and eers who have refused to accept commendations of a White ouse fact-finding board for ding the forecast Partly cloudy Saturday after- oon and night and e to moderate southeast temperature Saturday Sunday 68 high Sunday 96 igh Friday was 92 degrees and w Saturday morning 68 went Page 2) Tr nnt mi Visits Annapolis May Truman took the weekend off today for a cruise on Chesapeake a visit to the naval academy and a brief rest before leaving next Thursday for a ing tour the The presidential yacht anchored in the early off Annapolis a slow yesterday afternoon and last night from staff left House after noon Friday and boarded the yacht at the naval gun Mihai to Wed June 5 May close to the royal family Anne of will marry for- mer Mihai in June 5. princess will leave hagen i by air Greece the informant Russ Says Marsha May The western powers are winning the but the in i appeared today as the main theme of Secretary of State Marshall's newest report on American foreign Marshall's views were express ed last night before the Federation of Clubs at Ore. It was his first full length address since the sian opener most three weeks The secretary dealt at length with that But he stressed that peace de- on a continued ern policy of firmness with the Soviet policy which he said may be threatened from two 1.' The strong and impatient de- sire of people everywhere for a return to may lead the west into a Soviet trap baited with 2. Americans may engage in or which could damage the confidence of other easy enough at in the re- of the United States as a world Marshall bluntly called the viet peace campaign to offset a sincere effort on our part to a basis for and agreements eading to a stabilization of the world RUHR ACCORD REACHED May French News said last tight complete accord on con- rol of the had been in the London talks on The agency gave no Shure 2 No She 1 300 May Speling bea is the young that ne it all the huns she of the wirds they that poore little 14- gurl frum Black wud have stumped a groan But she right threw did this kewi ead named Jean big wirds ble and and lots of big he nokt out the a named Darrell ith a what it sed on the list Doubtless misprint for So the who was sired by and a trip to Nue York and the whus sponsor was the Daley got and a And bieng onley 14, he to like the he face all up like Mikey Runey like a wurm on a huk when she's the girl who him a grate big smak for put on the in the Press klub It was an in- to many of the ists who frekwent that They too their erly struggels with It is only by such devices as the Speling bea that yung skolars or tuday wil hecom the spelers who will rite yur papers Fires Sweep Ghetto In Old City By the Associated Press Arab troops began an attack Saturday in modern short of water and tried desperately to break a blockade of all four highways entering the Legion guns pounded Jewish concentrations in new raging swept the ancient Jewish ghetto in the old There Israeli with food and ammunition Friday a month siege topped off by an 11-day pounding from the guns of King Abdullah's Arab Now the Jews In all Jerusalem are under a throttling state of siege that can be ended only by the opening of supply routes to the Mediterranean JOINED IN BATTLE Thousands of Israelis and Arabs were locked in a battle west ol Jerusalem for the way from Tpl Aviv which could supply the Holy City's The Arabs threw planes and all the power they could spare into the Tel Aviv reports Jews lighting to break the Arab ring around Jerusalem could see smoke belching from the old Arab ing the Ird the last group of Jewish en and young and from the old To the west in the Latrun area the big battle which may be decisive one grew hourly in In- Thousands of both sides were committed to the struggle for the lifeline road which links Tel Aviv with tian were reported taking part in the BOMBERS ATTACK An Egyptian defense ministry communique said Friday night Egyptian bombers attacked and scattered Jewish troops trations at Bab El Wad 11 miles west of through which the highway The battle is being fought along a stretch from Bab El Wad to key stronghold 15 miles from An indication Israel's war chine needs oil was in a re- iort from Haifa the government of Israel had offered to ee the flow of products to he Arab if they provide oil for the Haifa PIPELINE OPERATION A British informant said the Iraqi Petroleum co. pipeline supplied the refinery could be operated at if an ment could be government sentative said he was prepared o supply the labor to operate he refinery and also to train Arabs for similar Before the oil was piped to Haifa from the rich northern Iraqi oil It was estimated the huge Haifa plant furnished about 90 per cent of the petroleum needs for the eastern including nearby Arab Martin Dies Sets Talk May mer Congressman Martin Dies is to speak on the U. S. senatorial race on a state-wide radio network tonight from S to The speech will be carried over the Lone Star In a broadcast Thursday night Dies said he would enter the race f other candidates would abide jy the campaign expenditure Transmission difficulties pre- vented speech Thursday night from going out over a vide hookup and it was cast only
