Valley Morning Star (Newspaper) - June 24, 1951, Harlingen, Texas 4 t f f TAR Yew Na 350 June 1951 Sc Doily lOc Sunday fl J Pay On Pickers Your Mexico Advised Writes Officials That Valley Growers Think It Fair Price But Wonder Why Those Who Get More For Cotton Can't Meet It Valley growers feel that Mexican cotton growers also should pay a hundred pounds to a high Mexican government official was told Saturday F Ferrec of known as friend of the said in a letter to Enrique Rodriguez of the Secretaria de growers in the Lower Texas Rio Grande Valley consider it a fair price and are willing to pay the A according to my but they not understand why the f VIV ton interests of Mexico are not ready to pay the farmers there enough for bulk cotton so that they in turn pay their pickers the same price of 17 pesos a hundred pounds Should Get Break is made in the inclosed newspaper articles that Mexico receives 85 cents or more at the I fc Terms Suggested by Malik Nearer Those of Acheson Tax School Bonds Stuart Wilson Tract Oppose But Both Issues Carry Both the tax rate and the school bond sue carried in the election Saturday in the Harlingen school district Both issues were voted down in Stuart Place and but the overwhelming lingen vote carried them by ter than two to one In the count Total vote was 158 The tax rate carried 108 to 49 and the bond 112 to 46 The bond issue will be for Gay r to Junior High Icn school building additions The tax rate has been on the valuation for some time in Harlingen but was less in the re- Wilson Tract and Stuart Place schools Breakdown of the election re- sults Proposition No 1 11.35 tax rate For Against American while U U growers receive 40 cents and less for their cotton fully agree that Mexican should receive a mini- mum for picking in the U S but believe also they should be given a break in Mexico and the hard-working field hands be F I UNITED N Y Russia Saturday proposed talks between the allies and the Communists in Korea to negotiate a fire and The U S replied cautiously uwe are ready to play our if the Russian proposal is genuine The Russian proposal for truce talks with both sides withdrawing from the allel was made in a radio broadcast here by Jacob A chief Soviet Nations on the eve of the first anniversary of the North Korean aggression The Kremlin peace bid proposed that an armistice provide for of rival armies from the parallel Conditions Attached It went further than any official peace of- fer by failing to attach conditions toPS Question Whether If Sincere or Propaganda which was made five months I rt t-m A T i the Communists have insisted that The U S Saturday night a ceasefire be tied in with j Soviet delegate Jacob A Malik to make his proposals ment to open negotiations to end the Korean war directly to the U S or through the T Bt AM United Nations Mr Malik's broadcast means that the Communists U.S Challenges Red Delegate To Make Peace Plan Official Catches State Department by COMMUNIST PRISONERS RIST AFTER some comrades lie steeping other Chinese communists sit watching their Yank captors at a forward position in Korea after recent action S Army Photo via AP 19 17 13 49 Stuart Place 14 Wilson School 4 Travis School 90 TOTAL 108 Total vote 157 Proposition No For Against paid the same wage of 17 pesos a hundred pounds frr the cotton picking and given a chance to j make a small stake once a year suggestion if put into fect would aid greatly in ing the number of workers who illegally seek jobs across the Rio Bravo More Going Home Voluntary deportations were re- ported up both at Hidalgo and no figures were wetback airlift F through Saturday had carried more than deep into Mexico Little congestion was noticed in Matamoros as result of the de- Quite a few braceros from the Monterrey center crossed into the U S at Hidalgo this but none for the Valley Most of them were being taken to Mississippi and Louisiana Paul Moore U Employment service official at said braceros going to El and other points were con- under the old but Red Attacks May Be First Of Third Spring Offensive Allies Push Ahead to Upset Communist One Hill Changes Hands Five Times in Fight Allied troops smashed ahead in central and western Korea and were hit by Red attacks in the east day of a year of war that brought a truce plan Plant Scheduled At Brownsville Manganese Project Contracted on Formosa and sion of Communist China to the UN Malik's blue labeled as a proposal for settling the Korean appeared fairly close to the proposal made by the U S in December for a ceasefire Need For The American stressed the need for that any lull following a ceasefire would not be used to plot a new and the Shite Department's answer to Malik Saturday repeated that emphasis The December proposals of the U S also stipulated a buffer zone should be set up running miles north of the Malik Saturday proposed withdrawals by both sides The State department reply BROWNSVILLE A contract Cheers Greet Proposa Malik Plan Comment In Europe Cautious LONDON Europe greeted Russia's proposa 1 for a Korean cease fire and armistice with a mixture of skepticism and cheers Official sources refused to com- ment Saturday but eagerly scanned press reports of Russian delegate Jacob A Malik's radio m speech at the Nations while Mr Malik s broadcast from diplomats he Communists are now thc u g end the aggression in i I are now willing to end the sion in we as we always ready to play our part in bringing an end to ties and in assuring against their the State ment said in a statement The department drew up the statement during three and a half hours of urgent consultations lowing Malik's proposal on a dio broadcast for immediate talks between the United Nations and the Communists for a fire and It Propaganda The department said tenor that the Communists are now will to end we as we have concentrating and sintering plant to will be this to our Part ta i At first reports ol the d to informed according to F W an from Russia While Russia's move caused a peace the United i Nations armies punched hard at f if necessary Government the to upset is the Texas In- a third spring offensive Some Missouri Rains Cause Wreck Crops and Property Damaged in Kansas By The Associated went to farmers who applied Rain continued over wide some time ago stretches of the countr officers believe the drive may come Monday on the anniversary of the outbreak of fighting i n Korea The Communists have been massing along most of the particularly in the west north of Seoul And it was in this area that the United tions forces threw one punch The Eighth army communique said the allies struck northwest of and forced an mated Chirese communists Manganese corporation and a resumption See C S Delegates tenor of Mr Malik's speech again raises the question sources by UN Lie in Canada W recently More skeptical officials recalled Sluart Place 15 Wilson School 5 Travis School 92 TOTAL 112 Total vote 158 18 16 12 46 Starr County Voters Approve Fund Hikes No Valley farmers were ex- a train wreck in Missouri to withdraw is 29 miles to get braceros under the and keeping rivers on the t i i i old which expires June 30 Heart Attack Fatal To Brownsville Man BROWNSVILLE Anthon page in A landslide from bluffs along the Missouri caused ment of the diesel engine and six cars of a north bound Burlington passenger train three miles north north of Seoul Changed Hands 5 Times In the allied men with bayonets in bitter within 00 days The plant which is to be built on a tract at the will initially employ between 75 and 100 workers and output is ex- to reach several thousand tons monthly The plant will process grade manganese ore essential in the manufacture of steel The ore will be imported from Mexico where it is found in the state Zacatecas in Mexico Brownsville was selected be- cause of its to the 1 propaganda If it is more than adequate means for discussing an end to the conflict are One official in Washington said if Malik means Warren R Austin or Ernest A number one and number two in the American UN within easy reach at the Malik's proposal broke a long in the face of re- challenges from the to indicate it was willing to talk peace It came at a time when Communist riddled bv lean border and its more than a million port shipping facilities A laboratory and of- fice quarters will be included in on Page in Paris They pointed out that there was no reason why Russians could not raise the con- issues of Formosa and Communist China's admission to the UN if and when settlement talks follow a cease fire Unofficial French sources the idea Dr Walter deputy mayor of West Berlin said the news was interesting thing indicating the Soviets are ready to give in must be i In an informed source mav come out later bloody fighting drove I T L V i an loCated to the forces from an area south of efl the of th Port miles north of the I ui me of St Mo No one was Tnis js N road and the Olmito cutoff injured parallel ble Red attack route co A Rain splattered in a steady j One hill changed hands five Emil 63 died late across most of where j times before the Communists were day of a heart attack on a Boca Chica sand hill The long-time Brownsville dent and contractor had been surf fishing at the beach Saturday and had evidently gone back in the RIO GRANDE CITY Starr county cleared the way for a ger revenue in the general fund and road building fund Saturday by a majority estimated at 200 Apparently exertion a heart Justice of the Peace Gonzalo A Garza floods have caused at least one death More rain was Damage to crops and property in death due to Returns were not complete late Saturday night but returns on He but two boxes showed a clear j natural on two propositions put be- fore voters with the backing of a majority on the county court Incomplete returns showed 557 for the and 373 against El Sauz j and San Ysidro boxes had not To yet according to do Hinojosa county who was keeping the tabulation Kansas from more than a month of high winds and hail has mounted into the millions Red Cross sent F driven north The allies then dug in on this approach to On the mountainous east and east-central the threw in a series of local attacks Restore Lost Positions The Eighth army said one of Child Killed When Struck by Ball Bat FORT WORTH Gary of a rare blood disease that kept him from playing with other of the bureau puts out the same fore- ger of died Saturday clouds and con- the result of neighborhood tinned Here's More Of Like or Not The Valley weather is in a rut j the U S Weather I the question as to whether this is more than it is more than adequate means for discussion an end to the conflict are it added State department officials had explained that the normal proach for ending the war should be through the United Nations One official put it this Malik means our Warren Austin or Ernest Gross S delegates to are within easy reach at President Truman was informed immediately about t h e Malik but the White House had Comes as Surprise The State department informed some of its allies about the ment before it was issued The contents of Malik's radio hit the State department as a and there was not enough time for formal tions with any of the other l UN members who have sent troops to the defense of South rea The State department obtained a text of Malik's speech by tele- with some but just now i phone from UN headquarters and it looks like a major victory over communism Sources close to the West man government at Bonn said they would welcome anything easing world but that the Allies should beware just an- other Russian immediately informed the White House and Secretary of State Dean Acheson President who speaks Monday at apparently changed his speech on the basis of Malik's statement White Asks Removal workers into these was loosed by an unknown Dickinson Saline Except that a little rain is Funeral under su of Delta Funeral have not yet been completed Mr Laulom is survived by one brother as well as his immediate family I and Riley where dreds of families have been ated All on Board Airliner Perish Plane Found on Africa Hill With 40 Dead Air Force Laboratory WASHINGTON President man flies to Monday to make a major speech dedicating a Air Force laboratory where scientists speak of speeds up to miles per hour The project has been named the Arnold Engineering Development for the late Gen H H Arnold World War II com- mander of the Army Air When completed it will cover 000 acres Tongay Kids Can Not for Cash LONDON The swimming gay from Florida Saturday won from Reluctant British im- migration officials the right to stay in England and try to swim the channel But his majesty's government said that if Bobba Tongay and his four-year-old take the big plunge it must strictly for love of the splash and not for cash Any expense involved in nel swimming will have to be met by the Tongay without Mr Truman will speak at noon any fees in Great Brit- number of Reds northeast of and was continuing day Allied re- j stored lost positions elsewhere on this front j The Communists massed troops S along the Korean front especially in the west north of dent Th e chi 1 d slipped away from home last Sunday to watch the kind of forecast the Valley bor children play baseball He needs right so the cotton was hit in the head when he ran i bolls will start popping open a nf Ul JUl i nan LOull William A Of Harlingen AUSTIN A request for William Andrew 94 died night at the Sunny Glen needed for cottoy that is exactly in venue in the between Harlingen covery of loan suit filed against him here has been filed by John and San Benito Briggs a resident of a child swinging a tie so the crop can be picked before the Sept 1 Saturday's temperatures were and the lad never regained recorded at 91 along the 95 developed In the air 30 Sabre jets battled 12 to jets near the Manchurian border the sixth day of such air battles in one week One MIG was damaged It raised the score for the week to 11 Red planes one ably destroyed and 22 damaged In the same two allied planes were destroyed and two missing i in Harlingen and an even 100 de- 1 grees in the area Predictions are that will range from 88 to 100 Sunday Presidio was the hottest spot in the nation with 111 de- grees registered Wink and Salt Rio reported even Sultry weather is forecast all over the state for ain DAKAR French West Africa A 1 1 40 persons aboa rd perished when a Pan American World ways Constellation crashed into a hill In the wilds of Liberia reports from the crash scene said Saturday Ground rescue parties from Roberts reached scene near the village of about 45 miles away The asked by the prorate committee j bridge at Brownsville K A AHA F K J m p h A Prorate Committee Requests Further Cut in Use of Water More stringent proration was i going under the international giant airliner crashed into a hill tentatively identified by rescuers as Mount Foria French officials at search quarters here said no other de- were available of the Water Conservation Saturday The asked upper Val Manager W I at Kl Jardin irrigation district said afternoon he wan using only irrigation districts to pump one and expected to have Americans eight and five of the 31 rate of three second feet to shut down altogether any per 1.000 acres of irrigated later will be of less Thirteen of the 40 victims Lower Valley quotas will be bated on the flow at and will change every six hours The missing liner The committee Friday set the vanished Thursday rate at night en route from South after it to land at acres No were abte but the nun at foot water waa value than irrigation son said now really helps Manager Mark Redford of the Harlingen district said he under- stood water was passing the Rice Tract and that Los Praam wac barely able to pump The continued to fall at pumps McAllen Canal Break Repairs Completed Me ALLEN An end of need for water conservation measures is expected by noon here Sunday McAllen citizens had been to use water for essential purposes only since a break in a canal early Friday deprived the water plant of its source of raw water and caused the drainage of one of the storage reservoirs Re- pairs were completed Saturday and C B Cramer San Juan dis- said he would start refilling the canal at midnight Fort Worth Man Injured in Crash LOS INDIOS Clifford son of Port Worth was injured in a accident a mile and a half went of here Saturday after- of had not Saturday night Truman Fights For Controls Soys Soft Attitude Invites Disaster WASHINGTON P President man opening a last-ditch fight to I save his economic controls warned Congress Saturday that soft attitude is an invitation to The president sent an urgent ter to Capitol Hill leaders as Con- press prepared to open debate next week on controls bills which deny the president many of the powers he says are imperative to i which keeps onions and C state agriculture com- Harlingen for 31 years Funeral missioner j to be conducted by it f funeral homa White asks transter e consultation with district court to county The agriculture commissioner contends in his plea of privilege that the suit was filed in an im- proper court White said he and his attorney C C are residents of Wichita county The suit against White was filed June 14 bv D B and H W Flat had Big Spring and who allege that they lent White Lubbock and Laredo and Del money several times while he was making his campaign for the culture office The Weirs contend White has refused payment New Spray Keeps Vegetables Fresh for a Year or More World Court Calls Session By HOWARD W Press Science Editor PHILADELPHIA W The try Gentleman Saturday reports a new l fight inflation several other vegetables fresh for The bills prepared by Senate j a year or more and House Banking committees would take away much of price administrator Michael V authority to roll back the price of meat and other articles A Senate Banking committee majority issued a report Saturday declaring the threat of rollbacks was discouraging production and hence inflationary The Defense Production dar which present con- and other restrictions are expires June 30 The president enclosed an companying report by the dent's on It says the U S armed forces officials believe the spray may make it possible to ship fresh vegetables throughout the world The Country Gentleman raport covers only part of this spray which has been under test nil over the country Saturday's report is about Michigan State college's work with on- garden sugar turnips and bagas W H Wittwer of gan State is quoted as saying the experiments were successful and could hardly them The crops arc before gathering Tht spray dOM not ttw British Plea on Iran To Be Heard Saturday THE The Netherlands The World Court Saturday called an emergency session next Saturday for its including to hear Britain's plication for a virtual injunction against Iran in the oil tion dispute Britain Friday asked the court to interim measures of protection of the rights of the of the United in Tran Iran's attempts to take over the but no bad effects are I the British are The spray arrests growth Growth is so slow after spraying that the vegetables fail even to die at the rapid rate normal ing storage Every living process seems slewed down Flavor and firmness are retained for a long year The Michigan tests are not reported The spray has been tried in other places to produce that never have to be hedges that need not be for de- laying the early flowering of strawberries until after and to aid hybrid corn The lawn the others are still under experiment Lawns were sprayed when the grass reached the height desired and tor a everything was lovely But the grass died hydride is a by Uw of UM U f Rubber i likely to result in great fires in the biggest refinery in the world at Abadan At Tehran and Abadan Saturday Iranian police were guarding the doors of offices and con- ducting forced searches of personnel to prevent their taking out documents Meanwhile the British worked on preparations for evacuation on a full scale if necessary Temporary being arranged in Abadan to the British employes and of the The last of and will be wt ia Ovee
