Corsicana Daily Sun from Corsicana, Texas • Page 12

TWELVE THE CORSICANA DAILY SUN. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1939. ICKES AGGRIEVED OVER ACTION JUDGE WILSON AT HOUSTON CABINET MEMBER COMMENTS ALLRED-POWERS HOT OIL CASE WASHINGTOX, Nov. Secretary Ickes, in a formal statement, said today he felt aggrieved that Federal Judge James C. Wilson at Houston, Texas, had terminated a "hot oil" case "without allowing the government to present completely the evidence which it had comment, which he he regarded it his "official duty" to make, dealt with the case of the government against Allred and Powers, in v'hich the decision of Judge 'Wilson pi'ovided for a $1,000 fine each for alleged violation of the Connally hot oil act.

The defendants, in a suit brought November 20 were Renne Allred, brother of James 'V. i Allred, former governor of Texas, Neal Powers, an oil operator, and H. E. Hines. They were indicted, Ickes said, on nine misdemeanor counts and one felony count charging 45 overt acts In furtherance of conspiracy to sell in interstate markets more oil than their quota under the six- state oil compact.

"On Novemher 24," Ickcs said, Wilson called into his chambers special assistant to the Attorney General Ren F. Booster, who was trying the case for the government, and Charles I. Francis, attorney for the defendants. STRUGGLES BEGAN EIGHTH CENTURY; FOUGHT SWEDEN FIRST, THEN RUSSIA By The Assciated Press history has been a struggle for independence, first from Sweden, later from Russia B'innish history begins In the eighth century, when the icinns settled their northern "land of after migrating, it is said, from the V'olga river region. In the twelfth century the Swedes began a 100-year struggle with them, after which Finland became for .500 years a dependency of Sweden.

There were long wars between Sw'cden and Russia in which Finland, lying between them, frequently was a battleground. Since the Finnish frontier was only 33 miles from St. Peter.s- burg (now Leningrad), the Russians long desired some of the Finnish territory for additional protection to the city. A Russian demand for additional protection for Leningrad was one of the factors inv'olved In the present Finnish-Rusaian conflict. By the neace of Fredrikshamm of Sept.

17, 1809, which followed a Russian invasion, Russia achieved this desire with cession of B'inlnnd then a Grand Duchy, by Sweden. Until 1897 Russia guaranteed Finland preservation of its laws, constitution and religion. In that year there began a Russification of Finland and Russia Took away from the Finnish diet all matters affecting the Grand Duchy and Russia in common. At the of the World War a pro-German element gained strength in Finland. On Dec.

9. 1917, Finland proclaimed her independence from Russia. A German division of abovit 12,000 men helped the Finns fight th(. Russians. A republic was established June 17, 1919.

Finland with signing of the World War armistice began to break away from Germany and orientate herself with the allies. A peace treaty wa.s signed with Soviet Russia on Oct. 14, 1920. INTOLERANCE AND PREJUDICE SERIOUS THREATS TO AMERICA MINISTER ADDRESSES OPENING SESSION TEXAS TEACHERS ASSOCIATION SAN ANTONIO, Nov. The Rev.

Everett Jones, San Antonio Episcopal pastor, told Texas teachers today the spirit of intolerance and prejudice that seems to oppres.s minority groups is among most serious threats to the welfare of the United States. Speaking at a joint Thanksgiving service to which the San Antonio Ministers Assoication had vited delegates attending the State convention, the Rev. Mr. Jones said the most serious threats facing the country are not an unbalanced budget or the struggle for the rights of labor. He also cited the and pride" that would suppress freedom of speech and press, and the "cheap conception of humanity that corrupts business and politics by saying 'every man has his price," as threats.

Dr. Richard F. Pattee of Washington told the teachers at their convention session this afternoon to turn to the Southern republics in their search for cultural accomplishments. Dr. Pattee, assistant director of the cultural relations division of the department of state, declared that the Ijatin-American republics have much to offer In the matter of social reforms and cultural accomplishments and that American Teachers should take advantage of them.

STATE PARKS BOARD READY TO ASSIST IN DEVELOPMENT OF BIG BEND NATIONAL PARK PROGRAM FORT WORTH, Nov. The state parks board stands ready to co-operate in all phases of the development program for I the Big Bend National Park. I Wendell Mayes, Brownwood, i chairman of the park board, gave assurance on a visit here yesterday. He pointed out that interest in the project is on the increase throughout the state, and that the board has received I numerous inquiries about the prog- ress of the campaign to raise I funds for the project. I Raising of funds with which to purchase land needed for the park site and the task of actually purchasing the land were mentioned by Mayes as the most important i phases of the development right now.

"We want to help in every way possible with these two Important jobs," Mayes declared. sure Texans will respond quickly and liberally to this park fund once they fully realize what such a park would mean to the Mayes also called attention to the fact that the CCC camp formerly located In the park area, will be re-established there on January 1, and will go to work on park roads and trails which can be used to advantage by scientists, artists, and others who visit Big Bend section throughout year. He pas-sed a reminder, too, that the national park service will make a preliminary survey of the Big Bend area in April. "This move on the part of the park service is conclusive evir dence of the federal interest in the project and an assurance that the park service will be ready to begin development of the park as soon as the land can be obtained and properly deeded to the United States Mayes said. Complete Varieties And choicest selections of meats, poultry, cheese, cured and barbecued meats.

Phone us, prompt do- livery. LEVI BROTHERS MARKET Wilson also made it known that he would welcome it if the government would rest its case at that point in order that the court might accept a nolo tendere plea and dismiss the felony count and the remaining six misdemeanor Fresh Trout Sliced Cat Fish and Oysters In The of Style Plus the Snap, Smartness and Long Wearability Men Want SHETLANDS TWEEDS This i.s a bi.ef season for these two similar tailor perfectly in the new drape nmdel.s—j^ive you ease and a new outlook on life. Feel Brighter Campus 1 weeds Campus Shetlands Hyde Park Tweeds NO PRICE ADVANCES 29 27 32 Imported Fabric OF STATE SCHOOL SYSTEM PLANNED BY AUSTIN, Nov. program launched by Governor W. Lee and intended to reorganize the public school system of the state was under way today.

Asserting he believed the schools needed more money, the Governor yesterday asked 135 school men and women he had appointed to a committee, to submit to him by September next year drafts of legislation they considered essential and the amount of additional funds to give Texas a top-ranking school system. Henry W. Stillwell of Texarkana wa.s elected chairman of a central committee of anrsroximate- ly 20 and Mrs. B. Sapp of Liberty county was chosen secretary The officials, with George Wilcox of College Station and Deaan H.

Shelby of the University of Texas were authorized to select remaining members of the committee. State Superintendent of Public Instruction L. A. Woods, who said he had not been invitf'd. was not present.

The governor told the committee he did not want suggestions from them as to the sources of additional tax monie.s, preferring to leave that to tax experts and economists CHRYSLER TAKES ITS PLACE WITH LEADERS OF AUTO INDUSTRY DETROIT, Nov. 30. The automobile industry's "Big i.s intact again. Tens of thou.sands of workers began returning to jobs this morning as Chrysler Corporation, its long dispute with the CIO settled, resumed production and took an active place beside Ford and General Motors again as a principal manufacturer of the world's motorcars. On the 56th day since the wrangle started to tin up Cbry.slnr's mammoth producini units, the corpora- tion wa.s bi-irig geared for a speedy return to imrmal output and it.s in this "boom year" for the auto makers.

Thr thou-sandfl who came to fac- tofies today, following ratification of the now contract tween Chrysler and the CIO Cnitnd Automobile workers, w'lll be followed by more thousands in the next days. Hy Monday, officials said, opcra- tion.s may he in full stride. The new contract, which grant.s increase.s and eatahli.shea a grievance procedure in the governing f)f production i ite.s, received formal ratification from the UAW CIO rank and file Ina.t night. ODD I OWS FERRIS GAME WAS POSTPONED TODAY The scheduled football game at Ferris, between the I O. O.

F. Hume Lynx the Kerris high school Yellow Jackets was postponed heeau.se of weather cotulitiojia, it was announced at the (I. o. Home Thursday afternoon. This was the final of the season on the Lynx schedule.

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