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29 NO. 51
GOOSE CREEK, TEX AS, WE D N ESD A Y, AU G U ST 7, .1 946
FIVE Cl
Evatt Eases
Tension At
Peace Meet
Australian Withdraws
Proposal To Liberalize
Voting Procedure
PARIS, Aug. 7. —(U.P.)—
Australia’s Herbert Evatt to-
day spared the rules commis-
sion of the peace conference
another gruelling battle by
withdrawing a proposal de-
signed to liberalize voting
Bfim
\
Agencies Begin Probe Of
Vet On-Job Training Graft
Missouri Backs Truman Purge
Pendergast - PAC Machine Elects Axtell
By UNITED PRESS Axtell 19,741; Slaughti
Enos A. Axtell, a political jack-
■p ‘it c i ft r 0
IS HOW the mlllion-dollar San Jacinto
ririal hospital will look when completed late
'Tut Slightly revised plan* have been accepted
i the trustee*, and contract haa been let to the
I s. Bellow* Construction company of Houston
Lrection of the 100-bed structure made possible
at hu).v,u;
by a gift of *1,280,000 by the Humble Oil and Re-
fining company. Trustees in a meeting Monday
were told that construction work probably would
be started In September, and that completion Chn
be expected in the fall of 1947.
the treaty- in.the-box won \he Democratic Axtdll Issued a victory statement,
s for Italy and nominal?*; tor Ren Rn«!m?nth. Slaughter was still silent.
Axtell, a former feed’salesman
lead Probers Will
lirdle Globe In War
rauds Investigation
Heirens Confesses
Three Murders,
100 Burglaries
Student 'Tells AH' In
|SWUIU1,, ----------- -------Bid To Escape Chair
Ei^Jrsnsz ss\k;^
'‘inTestigTtions^rMched from To^hU HljSs rTplied^viouMy * horrifyln* confession of his ca- likely t6 open the way to relative- UNRRA accuser
^^s^ToZmoulZ tru mped upchartHw. " reerof crim_eTa career which In- ly quick approval of the rest of day of draining
[fCTON, Aug. T. —flljl— for payment and approval false
procedure on ........ _ _ ________ __
making commissions for Italy and nomination for Rep. Roger Slaugh-
the four other satellites. ter'» congressional seat today as
The Evatt proposal would have Slaughter went down under the
extended to the treaty-making opposition of President Truman,
commissions the same procedural the CIO-PAC and liberal-minded
rules for both majority and two-
thirds vote recommendations which
the rules commission approved for
the peace conference itself.
The Evatt suggestion had been
regarded as certain to provoke
another slug-fest such as that
which ended early today with de-
feat of Russia and her. bloc on
the fwo-thirds issle.
, A sigh of relief swept the rules
committee which meets in the Hail
of Lost Footsteps at Luxembourg
palace When Evatt withdrew his
amendment: , -
The red-eyed delegates who. had , _ « n
wrangled until 2:15 a.m. ’ this Loouardlfl Calls On
morning had feared that more UNRRA‘To Back Him Up’
haggling lay ahead over
GENEVA, Aug. 7. -—<U.P)—Director
believed . General F. H. LaGuardia of the
UNRRA accused the Russians t6- ‘
off Austrian pro-
overwhelming
Gl Bill Of
Rights May
Be Revamped
lifted from obscurity by the pat
voters.
Returns from 21*1 of the 255 pre-
qinets in the Fifth Missouri con-
gressional district gave:
Soviets Accused
Of Draining Off
Austrian Supplies
•irt^TSSSS. wafirs sKssssiraKas s^jsswsass
iSfSfc* Hon0lUlU’ ” kalw dm3 '*0 other, women, ling-it to get down to^ work on ans^and in effect called on the mount to election In a Virginia De
searched for evi- unidentified "scandal mongers" he
17,424, the CIO-PAC, also won renomina-
tion handily, beating ,J. Buhl Sha-
han, Elkins, by an ovt
majority.
Sen. Frank P.' Briggs, who was Veterans Administration
on the back Mr. Truman gave him gHj**! t0 lhf aenfe ln 19« t0 f)Dent FJlCs On M
three weeks ago when the Presi- 1 T0®!* TP , ° Ma"y
dent demanded that Slaughter, be inated by Missouri DemocraU and 1 rregu arities’
purged, grabbed an early lead in »,n °.W*“ Republican James P. y
tabulation of yesterday's primary Kem ln the November election. WASHINGTON, Aug. 7. —
ballots, and was never overtaken. Former Gov. Harry H. Wood- ztjP) _ Thp ' Votornna art
- — “*?
program. ■ ~ m a today to back with dramatic
Axtell had the Melting ol the llAinA WMbni ease histories Gen. Omar N.
nephew of the late T. J. Pender- ||i'f|Afl I al|||)fi graft and chiseling m the
gast, who lifted President Truman UI y vll vQllllly government’s $27,000,000 a
from obsourlty, and the CIO-PAC. ■ a • a _________ ______j_____ month on-the-iob training pro-
All three senators and the ma- In I IT KSIlflPrC gram for ex-GIs,
jority of representatives whose HI VI HUliyfcl J The hjstori wh|ch fntered
seats were a sUke in yesterday’s through to the admiftWtratlon
primary elections in _ five other Court Hears New Tale from its 62 regional offices, were
states emerged victorious today. . |rrMll|-r;««. made available to the United Press
Sen. Harry F, Byrd (D.-Va.) Ut Vote Irregularities two federai. agencies moved to
was assured another six-year term ^ Judge Swing Boyd’s investigate Bradley’s charges. The
Hutctorsom°Kicta?md0attorney1'" court heard testimony this morn- inquiries were being made by the
CIO h^lit1c^1 act?on rommittee 5ft* that ‘‘Texas rangers should justice department and the wage
have been called in to control el- stabilization board.
multiple assaults and an estimated the assigned task of drafting peace organization’s council either' to
Mid ^ere* Interested In'^hif^char? 100 or more burglaries. treaty recommendations. • back: him up or throw him out.
of, munitions acter assassination” and their “per- winding. up aii almost continu- Evatt withdrew his amendment LaGuardia ch'argcd that Russian
*2® ““ u v •R.uhl.Lv,.. 14-hour session in Which he after the commission, without ob- authorities were engaged inactive
mocratic primary.
Sen. Harley kiigore (D.-W. Va.)
running with the endorsement of
Atty Gen. Tom C- Clark sonal Rublicity,” But he said he
senate warnvesUaatine'commit? 0,6 killinKS and thcn calmly re- posal allowing any allied state rules of UNRRA. If the disputed
^ whether the com goes to ^te^ war^ m^tigaUng^commit- onacted thenu the Universlty o( which u , neighbor of a former activity is fn accord with the Pots-
of *|yT hunt will gladly would amjear before the ■matfpr-°f-f!»ctly-recited details of jeetton, approved a Yugoslav pro- ty in Austria which violated the
results Of the hunt Will giaaiy wouia appear netore tne ^ wninm ,,nd then ealmlv re. nn^.-.l ellnwine env allied state rules of tTNRRA tf the dlsnnted
Temblor Leaves
20,000 Homeless
Chicago student signed three sep- enemy to take ifs case directly to dam agreement—and he said he
arate confessions, said his prayers the council of ministers, regard- didn't know whether it was or not
and went quietly to bed in his jail less of the action of the peace con- —then the differences ought to be
cell, ; > ference. ironed out by an "appropriate in-
taritoHAn-'I onHinritv ” hn eairl
„ I jm?'
(justice department moved In
| the affairs of the Garsson
hers and their "guardian
i," Rep. Andrew J’. May, (D.-
, amid these other fast-break-
| development:
I Is New Orleans, famed bo*t-
r. Andrew J. Higgins was te-
I lo be under federal invest!- Official* Rush Aid
I m connection with alleged _ . , , .
|frauds. Special justice depart- »0 JTlcken Area
4 Attorney J. Frank Cunning- rnT).n TOTTin m D R A
t'iSS!??.^*1.!"^.^ 7. _(r.P»— The government’s'fmWc Heirens tended to "bjad1 ure Fast night will be heightened, some JOfiOO tons
[IMaatss of mmm- •»? he#lth department estimated today ^! wt>en qdissed on many details (Sea Australian, Page 2)
British Blockade
Palestine Coast
Bradley’s complaints, made be-
fore a convention of Spanish
war veterans in Milwaukee on
Monday, were coniidered so
sweeping that Chairman John E.
Rankin, (D.-Miss.), of the house
veterans committee, said it
might be necessary to revamp
the GI biU of rights at the next
congress.
Officials of the Veterans’ admln-
There. he will wait for,the courts Yugoslavia obviously had in mind tematiorni authority,” he said. Refugees Being Sent
to decide whether lie lives or dies, carrying its fight against inter- Speakii.L for two hours and five Trt
He gave the confession to the nationalization of Trieste to the minute's bcfqre the UNRRA coun- 1 . Vy”r 0 P
state's attorney, at the written re- ministers if it loses its case in.the .-cil, LaGuardia charged that the
quest of his heart-broken parents, conference. Russians contracted for the deltv-
iti a bid to escape the electric . Delegates were openly worried ery of 15,a00.tons of crude petrol-
chair. . .. ' ....... . ran “^*“**“8
The detailed, and
statement contained
to be made and panted -* *h. riay^gs and said there was
in the north coast area of the a period when he was in a daze
Dominican republic which was and C?«M not remember the more
devastated by a weekend earth- vic.ous aspects of h.s attacks,
ouakc and tidal wave In this connection it was recall-
quake and tidal wave cd that Heirens had balked earlier
Luis Tbomen, secretary the at making a confession because he
b*‘dth department, said about foarfid thaf once j,e gave tlffe
?,(X» persons were isolated in the grucgorne details, no defense-pros-
Juiia Afolina area, lacking food or ccutjon “deal” or anything else
•belter except for meager proyi- couid „ve him from the death Build Power Buildinfl
•ions dropped from planes. -f penalty. K ' wu •'»
Thirty-six bodies were recovered The youth was able to give n^ The Pelly city* commission au-
bM for votes in the second Arroyo Delgado, 16 miles north motive for the killings, three of thorized- the issuance of an addi-
“ August 24 continued to- of Matanzas on the northeast ebr- (See Heirens, Page 2> :
iiney Seeks
Discredit
ister
Pelly To Extend
Water System
Commission Votes To
Holy election Judge James Louzza that tween veteranS ana employers to
„«r. Two .Olp. with «,„■ CTS ’StS'SSlifSS A"“‘" ”
He pleaded with jhe Soviet dele- gecs the yagour and the Rafa, “a replied, "It has been going on
gation here to use its good offices were overdue at Haifa. They were *11 day. * There isn't anything I
‘ go that we will have no misun- believed to havfe been intercepted can do about it.’’
derstanding and no irritation con* by the British and taken to Cyp- A story of ballots from contest-
*' -* J ' ' (See Demo 8ecn*nty, Itege §}■- .>
ItVITKD PRESS
fjotb both East and West TeX'
“ ! field for anneals bv both
fflterial runoff candidates.
for adding detail on his
|fof labor and management,
‘N Jester’s campaign con-
along lines made familiar
r when he stumped the first
y trisi. Candidate Homer R, ____________ ____
ralmed chiefly gt discredit- believed to be homeless
M a "playboy" favored
I™ boys and Texas regu-
ner of the island. Tbomen said,
and more may have been washed
put to sea.
The area hardest hit by the
quake and tidal wave extended
westward front the northeast Up
of the island to Caspar Hernan-
dez. Of its population of about
100.000, an 'estimt&ed one-fffth wefe ‘ FORT WORTH, Aug.
Plans were under
Wage Hike For
Teachers Urged
7. —«UJB»
today to
Uonal *85,000 of the city's water
and sewer revenue bonds and
voted to advertise for bids on a
building to house the auxiliary
power unit
The bond funds will be used to
extend water and sewer lines to
AGCAFL Group
Continue Meet
City Tax
Rate Set
At $1.40
Briton Ordered
Rapido Attack
‘
Wilson Says Offensive
Achieved 'Some Success'
conference of govern- dr^t%r^a»mi^
here two'na??dflv?n7boaUCleft «ta?e ‘legislature31 aTtor°?he° join? provemento W8t6r *"
^r todav beean a three-a-day ^Jwn for Ma^ legislative committee on rural
kiney Beekg, Page 2) tVZZ nurses L K a>d vo‘ed unanimously
cerning the use” of products from rus
the Russian-held land, every pound other ships reported carrying
of which he expected to be used in some -10,000 more refugees . were
Austrian economy. believed to be on the way to Pal-
estine.'
At Cyprus it was reported that
internment camps had been estab-
lished to handte the illegal immi- IWIS7 _ WASHINGTON, Aug. 7. -fU.E)-
grants. A r sf «# A f\ FleId Marshol Heiiry Maitland
Increased blockade and secur- £± + VL 7 Wilson, former allied commander
ity measures were put into force / *# 4* » • » V in the Mediterranean! theater, to-
at Haifa where 4,000 refugees re- day took full responsibility for or-
HOUSTON, Aug. 7. —A con- main aboard ships awaiting a de- The tax rate in Goose Creek will dering American troops to attempt
ference between the Associated cision on their fate. remain at S1.40 per $100 valuation the ill-fated.crossing of the Rap-
General contractors and AFL A-special cabinet meeting con- next year, the city commission has ido river near Casino, Italy, in 1944.
craftsmen was • resumed today as sldered the Jewish situation today decided. In a 16,000-word report to the
both sides expressed hope they but postponed a decision on what The budget for the ensuing year combined chiefs of staff, the Brit-
were near the solution of the $100,;- to do about the partition plan for is being prepared on a basis of the ish officer said that while the as-
000,000 building tieup. ,# Palestine to which the United $1,40 rate and $5,075,000 property sault was thrown back with heavy
Tile conference, arranged by the States objects. ' ■ ..... aMo-w***
After
ment, army and
here,
were doctws. purses, some foods
and medicines, and rubber boats.
the issue.
Commissioners George Dabney
“l1 and L. D. Williams voted against
the' motion of O. O. Dorris to con-
Larger seaborne relief parties were Meeting in Fort Worth, mem- struct the building for the power
due tomorrow. Relief planes also bers of the committee recommend- equipment. The unit recently was
Cuidad Tru-
WND TOWN
Tri-Citws; Robert Striek-
,**??? a h°t cup Of coffee
M chilled one ... Mr. and
Shies back from a bit
t Texss Presbyterianism ...
fl u Morris right out of one
1 Into Another
‘^thrSTnT/einto^vc? Victor Lee Gri«om, nine-
W. c. Williams and months-old sob of Mr. and Mrs.
were, flying from
jillo.
Child Killed When
Car Rams Into Train
yesterday and spokesmen
said r,o‘ comment would be made
by either until the sessions arc
completed.
William States Jacobs,, head of
the veterans' group, explained:
“Our only interest-in this dispute
is its effect oil the veterans hous-
ing program."
discuss their towrTTn ran- Marion '.Grissom' of Cloverleaf
*1 tone* n? William Farms- died of 0 *kun frBcturc January.
! tt question in ifAvinA in in which thej were ridiug oolliuecl
tfet CastuSn Jlv to eat an ^th 8 train on the Fe^eraI r°td
kbnigue Krisliah answef between Galena Park and the
* Kib« •Frcnchy) is just bo- Sheffield Steel plant
; Poshing off to the middle Grissom, 20, suffered a possible
•• Bo Sandew strides down sk‘)I1 fracture, brain concussion
«reet between you know And lacerations. Mrs. Grissom 19,
|M , S T- Weaver fills in a received Internal injuries.
«I>oh) , . Herbie Carew Their automobile, going towards
lwck from New York any day Greens Bayou, struck a railroad
Carrie Lou Taylor re- flatcar loaded with steel, and was
, ' sit»atl°n out at Bay- demolished.
, ,I/1'Mmuch under control
htW&SB!*/ Rainey tolly Set For
ed that the salaries of 16,062 teach- installed in a section of the city
ers paid under the special act be warehouse and the two opposing
increased $300 a year._ It was ex- commissioners objected to the ex-
plained that more than $5 000,000 pense of the building and the cost MRS. WOODRUFF’S
will be available for hiking the pay, of moving the equipment. Com- MOTHER DIES
of equalization law teachers next missions A C. Carlton, Dorris Funeral wl„' bc heId
yedr. and N. M. Driskell voted favor- at 4 p.m. tomorrow for Mrs. N. R.
Gov. Coke, Stevenson said he ably. Dobson, 76, of Cold Springs, San
would submit the subject for emcr- Attending ’ the meeting were Jacinto county, who died yester-
gency consideration whenever the Mayor Ed Cleveland, the com- day at a Cleveland hospital.'
legislature meets. The next regu- missioners, City Attorney Shan- Among survivors is a daugh-
ter session is scheduled for next non Morris and City Manager C. ter, Mrs
R. Myers. ■» ' noiia.
valuations. . losses, it achieved “some success”
The $1.40 will be allocated as by drawing enemy reserves from
follows: 3 cents to the 1945 refund- ihe Anzio area where an Anglo-
tog bond issue; 36 cents to the gen-' American force was about to land,
era! fund; 35 cents to the special (Communiques issued at the time
fund (ordinarily used for emer- of the Anzio landing said the
gency street and water depart- beachhead - below Rome at Anzio
t was established in an effort to
. .... , . „ . „,.v. o...xx.x,& xU. xv., .V ~ ...e pull Axis forces back from the
been filed against a Pelly man to- water and sewer bond fund; Rapido river area. Wilson did not
25 cents to the street improvement explain the conflict of the two rc-
bond fund of 1945. ports >
One charge was filed by W. J. —a-- The crossing attempt was made
Lee, of J. C. Penney company, * by the 36th "Texas” division, which
which had cashed a $5 check for MeDOUGALD CHILD .. -has bitterly condemned Lt. Gen.
the man. J. W. Pyle, manager of DIES UNDER TRUCK Mark W. dark on grounds he or-
Piggly Wiggly stores where three aeda ^ McDougaid, 2, daugh- dcred the attack. Clark, now Amer-
Pelly Man Faces Four
Swindling Charges
„ . ment purposes), 31 cents, interest
sinking fund; 10 cents to \he
day for passing “hot checks"
stores in Goose, Creek.
checks in the Amount of $10 each ter of Mr and Mrs j E McDou- ican occupation chief in Austria,
had been cashed, filed the- other gaW of Conro„ was killed instant- then was commander of the Amer-
three charges. * * fy beneath the wheels of her ican .Fifth army in Italy. He was
...xx.„ .0 „ The man was arrested in the grandfather’s truck Sunday. under Wilson.
E Woodruff 323 Mag- P®hney store by Police Officer D. The McDougalds were former Wilson's report did not say W>
K, Myers when he attempted to Tri-Cities residents and the little specifically, ordered the 36th divi-
_ cash the second “hot" check. Lee gjri iS survived by Mrs. W. P. sion to attack, but made it clear
r- ■' 1 1 .1 ' . ““■ said the store had cashed the first Duplissey and E. W. Pattferson of that he was willing to take respon-
check early In January of this this area. sibUity for broad strategy. ,
year, 3
Fierce's baseball cap is a
some conjecture
'Knowles
on a tete-afternoon
Highlands Tonight
M. Kilgore'firaisho* nit im A Rainey-for-governor rally will
"tb't of UormaUon^ • ^ at Highland^ today, director
C03 works out uron Hale Hart announce* Hart, a
lh mSWEaS the ral,y
fMlanTbao^lf aCn oteDost ' A prominent Houstonian is
P* before the war Wil- 8cheduied to speak in behalf °fDr.
, « be two places at the
L , Frank Braswell
\ c”cnt out just before
’. • Porter Rawson starts
mS with a downtown cup
\
Tenth German V-2 To
Be Launched Thursday
WHITE SAHDS PROVING £mer RoUmiT .,
^ROONDS, N. M.. Aug. 7 -tfiJl)- Am Tei and Tel ...
The 10th German V-2 rocket to be Anaconda copp ...
fired here will go off tomorrow as Bcrkey and Gay
scientists attempt to better the all- Bethlehem Steel
time altitude record of 104 miles Burma ......'
set by the ninth missile on July ■ cessna, k*.-
39- Callahan Zinc —
The last test was reported by Cities Service .,...
Col. H. R. Turner, White Sands Comm and Sou .
commandant, to have been the Curtiss-VVright
most successful thus far, and that E|Cc Bond and Share
mere data was collected for
than heretofore.
Stocks Close Today
Courtesy Citizens National Bank A Trust Oo
Long Isi Light
Monogram Piet .....
Mount City Copp . .. N’
National Dairy
North Amer Aviation
Ohio Oii .............
Packard Motors .....
Premier Gold ........
Producers Corp......
Pure Oil’.............
Kepublic Steel ........
Rio Grand Val Gas ..
Sinclair ----------
Pkj* reporting nine rook-
li.lx brigadiers turned out
■rst 1946 practice.
county and state races will appear.
MAY ESCAPE CHAIR
Aug.* 7.
HI NABOR
BOSTON. Aug.* 7. —(U.E)~ Gov.
Maurice J. Tobin today submit-
ted to the executive council a ree-
_VUK. ommendation that the death sen-
1 Redman looking' forward fence of Atty. John F. Noxon Jr.
Arkansas jaunt when she of Pittsfield, be commuted to life
t 3 her mother and see
L0ls. 10, now visiting
imprisonment. Noxort is 'scheduled
to go to the electric chair later
this month for the murder of his
imbecile infant son. ?
$150,000 PLUS for Goose Creek. Pictured here is
■ step that will bring a $100,000 Kress store to the
Tri-Cities. Harvey W. Draper, Houston realtor, is
nbonn exchanging a check for over *00,000 with
W. T. Busch, president of the First National bank,
for deeds to Texas and DeFee avenue property.
At right is Attorney M. H. Boynton of Houston.
—Carew photo.
A woman’* in-
tuition it made
up of SO per
^ cent suspicion,
J25 per cent
curiosity and
25 oer cent
downright
iuttedneit.
El Paso Nat Gas
....... 54 H:
Southern Pacific ...
Freeport Sulphur
....... 55H
Stan Oil of Indiana
Gen Electric ---------
.......46 Mi
Stan Oil New Jersey
Gen Motors .........
------... 67%
Stan Oil Ohio ......
Graham Paige —,
........ 10%
Sunray Oil .........
Greyhound .........
.....47
Texas Corp .........
Gulf Oil ...........-
....... 73
Texas Gulf Prod . ■.
Hayes Mfg ...—
....... 10%
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Ho U and Pow Co
...... 89%
Tidewater Corp.....
Houston Oil. ......
...... 24%
T-P Land and Trust
Hudson Motors ......
...... 27%
T-P Coal and Oil
Humble Oil ..........
...... 69%
United Aircraft .....
Inter Nickel ..........
...... 36%
United Corp .........
Interlake Iron ......
......15%
United Gas .........
Jones and Laughlin .
......49%
U. S. Steel ..........
Kirby Pet .............
...... 0%
Walworth ...........
Louisiana Land ..^x"
......14%
White Motors........
Lear Radio ..........
...... 5%
Wilson Co. ..........
.....
-ection irregularities at precinct 48"
in Houston during the first Demo-
cratic primary balloting.
The story unfolded during the
suit contesting voting for a runoff
spot in the sheriff’s race between
J. R. -Davidson and M. L. Fay
Woolley.
B. M. Squires, identified as a
"disinterested spectator” during
the precinct 48 balloting, declared „„ . ________
that Russell W^ters. secretary of jstration frankly confessed that
the county Democratic executive they did not know the extent of
committee, telephoned M. L. O. the chiseling, But they claimed
Andrews, comm’ttoe chairman, du- that it exifted on a wide scale
fhe voting and told Andrews and that unless action were taken
LONDON, Aug. 7. —(U.B)— Great that "voting at precinct 48 was out immediately it would develop into
Britain appeared tonight to have ot control and that Texas rangers a nationwide scandal,
damped a rigid sea and air block- should be called in to maintain or- From practical!y every regional
xu x ,ir u. x of fire, they said, reports were
that Wottass told streaming in about connivance bc-
Leonard Oii
2 H Cotton,
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