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TODAY IN THE VALLEY Germany Going ffl i To Extreme ror War Manpower Deaths Weather Russians Offer leal Mystery In River Battle By HEWITT MACKENZIE Associated Press War Analyst While we're waiting for "a clue Vista cemetery. meridian): 1 i iothc mystery of the battle of Pa-i Darling came to the MBS 1XVA DARLING T-E OFFICIAL FORECAST Funeral M. Darling, 84, who died at cont inuecl' through JBrownsvlllc home, 1808 Grant lght with- widely Thursday night, will-be held-from showers iixciy. 1 Darling Funeral home Gentle a at 4 p.m. with burial In Bue- fc "EAST 4 Adolf Hitler's newspaper Voelkischer Beobachter was quoted'today'by the Berlin ra- the new German lo-thc mystery ot tne cattle ot fa- jvirs.

jjaruiix thunder showers nlonii upper, rts Oust where Is that fast-moving'In 1910 and lived In El- Jardin un- portion manpower de Tank armored force which alrca- til 1929. when she rrfoved. to tcmo0 and Snturdny 1,, ff dy has captured Ansers ind She was the widow tes In Its race for the French cap- of the late A. H. Darling.

Ital? i The Russians arc providing Surivors Include a daughter. Miss KJO GRANDE RIVER BULLETIN Firs', flsures Indicate rendlag CWT; tbtrcl, SH-hour 24-hour ralnlall. 11 I i ll.l i A aX with another tint class- mystery Darling, and a un. us thc battle of thc Vistula swells Darling, both of Brownsville. to Its climax.

i Pallbearers will be A. M. Barnes, from thc Germans P. R- Wilson, Walter Keller. R.

Y. 2 Ii8 a the Shulcr, B. G. Hanna and Harry i 0 Grande city 21 in- mi- nit Muscovites Jiro developing a flank- 21 Ing movement west ot the upper; 'Brownsville --8 i I along the i I Fast G. F.

Landegren dies at his home i bit into the St. Charles.thls morn- Low ..9 n.m. 0,0 8:18 crees were only the beginning -and declared that "this time we mean business;" The decrees banned normal entertainment, ordered; domestic servants into industry or the army, required women up to SO to work, 2 and ordered many industrial work- ers into the army. A -Moscow broadcast reported "mas arrests in Germany not only among generals and senior offl- deccased is survived by and one son. Lieut.

G. ment that the same strategy em- Landegren, Jr. I RIVEH FORECAST: Durlnp the next -iloved bv thc Russian which i Funeral services were not 2 4 to hours llttle chn ng wt terrible disaster in East Prus- today pending the arrival of th river. sla in the last war. -relatives 1 TM? 1U rJjFlrat lodicsu bigneit temper Back in 1014 the Russian plan charge of of East pru-isla wns to ad- 'Home, iture during last 24 hours, tecond, 'lowest temperature last night; third New Babiet Iraln durlns last 34 hours ending at a.m.

CWT. vance with two armies, one to the north and the other to thc south New Babiet lAmnrilio. Tex. of the notorious M.isurlnn lake J.ICTT Qa rT; "-St'oll Mrs. andI flung "'the' Ger, mo Gonzales of Mission are the Tex, mans back Then thc southern of a daughter, Ailcla.

oorn rort Worth Tcx mv drove up asalnst the Germans at Grandvlew Hospital. ou.non. TCX In the Allnosteln sector and prcclpl- Edlnburg. The baby weighed six Jacksonville FU the historic battle ot pounds, 12 ounces. Sergeant Gon- oerg In which Field Marshal von'znlcs is stationed at Camp Hooa New Orleans.

La. Hlndcnburu Inflicted a great a will arrive Saturday to spend York N. fat on the Christ forces, three-day pass with his family. Pln.tte.Nebr The Von HindenbuiT had Mrs. Conzales is the former Miss much of his long life study-Ipaula Ban-era of Mission.

II-IR the Masurian lakes. He used to jSai torture his troops with srlUins i A son. James Douglas Garrett, maneuvers each year In this was born yesterda to Capt. and i hospitable country. Folk regarded Harry James a I TOR LOWER mo him as a on thc subject, Brownsville.

Mrs, Garrett in the the continued through n-hen it came to thc show-down'former Miss Mary Frances Scago. nljrhr with I 1. i I i Louin Mo A i Tex ni 6 98 93 100 102 80 101 91 100 "0 67 78 77 77 75 80 74 AS 80 72 74 75 SO 7:1 74 71 cers also among Important civil servants" as Heinrlch Him- mlor continued hls'-purgc. Moscow said shooting broke out in East Prussia and- Danzig when Nazi SS Elite guardsmen attempted to arrest army officers, and that "many SS men killed," The 'Soviet radio reported the latest victims of the purge included Dr. Hjalmar' Schacht, Nazi banker and' minister without portfolio, and Baron Konstantin von Ncurath, a high Nazi once reported being, groomed as Hitler's successor.

Previous un! confirmed reports said-, Schacht had bcen-'arrested and possibly killed, Mercedes Schools Needing Teachers Supers Complete Longest Bombing Mission Of War CHURCH IS WHERE THE FAITH IS--Wherever en of faith meet--there is a church. So it was on Sal- pan where, as pictured above. U. S. ftenting men gathered in a wrecked Jap power house, now being used as an 'American hospital, to hear mass celebrated by Father C.

C. Ricdcl, Catholic chaplain, Erosion Of Soil Will Be Fought Campaign Plan Put Cassidy Predicts Another War Year NEW YORK--(J 1 )-- Hcnry'cassl- ALBANY, N. Y. --Mf)-- Herbert; po is I dy chief of the Associated Press Brownell, Republican national i p.lancs that flew over Palcm- A nnv nt thc outset of-the raid said bureau In Moscow, brought home chairman, laid before Gov, but aoou a te" and today A Russian prediction that It E. Dcwey today a broad plan of a nQ cncmy fightcl pp it i on will take until next summer to action for his presidential cam- appeared.

There were no details liUta-ilv Ipaign, based uoon Browncll's per- Jicre cor.cerninc enemy action at ORANDE hen it came to thc snow-down former MISS Mary nances OCWBU. East Prussia the Kaiser sctn capt. Garrett Is now serving over- thc "old man of the lakes" as the eas, tinly scncrnl who knew a re- elon. Well now, the Russians once more driving asalnst the East Prus- i jian border cast of thc Instcrburc' cap and thc Hitlerites have been; counter-attacking with a ferocity rthich in Itself Is recognition of the! possibility that the Red army Is I Mission Sergeant Dies In Crash MERCEDES As plans are Saturday iviternMn arm: being made to open the fall term I'near the east this afternoon. Gentle the Mercedes schools, thc local (moderate winds.

jschools are facing the most serl- iwi tid-s fit a teach er shortage since the tides 7:30 a.m.' 8:18 p.m.'I ginning of the war, according to jSupt. Leon R. Graham. A general Sunset todny "Mfl faculty meeting is to be held on Sunrise tomorrow: 7:01 Monday morning, September 4 at 10 a. m.

A number of teachers have just taken advantage of the August 5 date on resignations and' ALLIES fContlnued from Page One 1 pQSSlQllll'y i i i i uiit i trying to reach that, strategic MISSION Tech, Sftt. i arge centers of Nazi resistance irav At snme time we get the Aurnr-' i IV.L^.. lecti, large 01 ivay. At the snme time we eel tne GonM i eZi holder of six Army decor-; on tne Brittany rim. Russian flanklnc movement nd veteran of nine months' i laree-scale ene southern TAnncnbere.

ntlons and veteran of nine months', border, southeast over cnem terrl have left the local system. Mr. Graham stated that there are few. Tie ffi'e-Tcal ment a available and I to be In the making combat action over enemy i.c"'-,tnU5 appeared to DC in t.nc maning i I I But I ln Europe, was killed Tuesday i wou ld be far more disastrous to the piciuic. i in tr mn i a ar.cldent near i Germans' whole defense of western Tl'S A 1 the that it will be most difficult ber assemble a.

full faculty.by Septcm- 1 ir 1. Teachers who have resigned in fight Germany militarily, Ipaign, based upon Browncll's per- here concerning enemy action soil eios on is o. i p. Cass j(jy U0 ted an unidentified'sonal survey of conditions in the Texas; onsce Sov iet authority who, he said, is iivmidwest. darkncss 1 as any one Dcwey's 40-year-old -----as good increase c-ou yields and 'know what's going on.

The prcdic- managcr, whose conferences with NEGLECT MAY incicase c.op jiolds a a was quallliecl by a state ment state leaders, has said that detail- lower production costs. tha( the lm6xpeetedi such strategy would be disclosed only Cooperation of ihe group with bomb hitting Hitler, would'as it unfolded. the Texas A College Extension Service, the Texas Agricultur- change the outlook Cassidy has been in Moscow four I SHIPMENTS INCREASING al Experiment'station system, the years. He says there is little over-! Banana i out of rr Donar'ircnt of Agriculture optimism there about an early end Erownsvllls are gathering mom- A f.t«M tVft entum daily and the Southern Pacific railroad has now instal- and other agencies devoted thc war. tas dI a here "by SEDA.TH'ES 150-ton scale to weigh car.A association directors said -Presi- i LONDON.

Britons, Jit- before they are shipped out. The D. Dawson Jr, under the fall of German So- sealers brought to-Browns- CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION Red, Green and Gray cement floors ALBERT HAML1NCK. Phone 1080 W. British renewed pressure on W.

Hair Miss Ruby Rice. a sent late Tuesday by cnd of this huge maneuver by Mrs. Robert Butler, Miss Eliza- 'Col. S. Dawson, commander of; a lh ird bredgchead across beth Ellis, Miss Doris Irvln, Mrs thc Iowa base, to Sergeant Gonza- thc Ornc ver and storming to Charles Tucker.

Miss Reba Wil- lez' parents. Mr. and Mrs. a lthln nalf a mllc Thui-y-Har- "ams. Miss Annalee McAnnelley.

i i wildiiii i i i n. iiiuti ui Gonzalez, following notification of cour 15 miles miles below Caen. i been completed but the family A werc driving against Rom- -eaohnrs who 'been notified that the body will be me un-studded anti-tank screen'the first of the 'shipped from Sioux City last rcp0 ted lthln.llve miles resigned since that time, of the Gel mai stv city -Recent As gunner on a-Flying Fortress Palalsc 21 sou th of Caen, Miss Drois Holland of McAllen. based In England with the Eighth; thc thrust castward ln the VI- Mr. Jack M.

Whltchurst of Elec- i Air Force, Sergeant Oonalw arca Troarl1 credited with bringing down four 1 Focke-Wulfs. three Messerschmltt Hard Flghtlnjf Rag-es The daily headquarters commun- worry know lake country. It would be happy coincidence one that could happen If Warsaw and Paris tell at the I thc sergeant's wife In Sioux City. Two ot lc powerful battering same time. What a staggering Funeral arrangements not TanlSi sct by thc Der Fviercr! Donate To Red Cross A i i Calif.

Wi-- A new record for mass donations of blood, has been established by KD Marines of the El Toro Marine Air ttatlon. Veterans and new recruits, high-ranking officers and privates lined up yesterday and gave the i a needed fluid to 40 Cross workers. rez dVLeon, 74. resident of a small farming i near Matamoros. was In the Civil hospital recovcrlnc severe burns Police said the man temped to light a i In his ranch house and that his clothing becam ignited, i him severely.

Neighbors rushed to his nld and succeeded In i out the fire In his clothes. He was taken tr the Matiimoros hospital. Mrs. John Evans and Miss Ruth Helser. In addition these several teachers who were employed at summer have also include 109'3, and one Messerschmitt 110, He Jque salc! nat hard fighting riged 1 was awarded thc Distinguished Fly- day yes rday in the Vimont the Air Medal and three arca TM a The Germans are setting to rush tra, and Mrs.

Rogers Kellcy of Mercedes. A summaryy of existing vacancies shows at least the following places open in High school mathematics, two first grade places in the South school, and six vacancies in thc Heart, thc latter for wounds recelv-: i i 5 a supplies from North school. Mr. Graham tirg- 'ed in one of thc earlier of his 2 Belgium, Germany and eastern lently requests that any qualified Only million of the 34 million dwelling i lu the United States have central hcnting. over continental Europe.

ri aneCi but this traffic came under Twenty-two years old. the J'outn aerla i Attack, had been returned to thc states jg hter bombers struck without July, 1943, and re-assigned as a at ral movemen westward instructor, from Antwerp, Brussels, Metz, Lille, On his first furlough at home: strilsbourBi Seclan alld her points a his return from foreign a 5 of thc Sclne the communique thc young gunner had been given, a wide recognition by the Mlss.on Cons0 dat on their position at 'community. He spoke at several. a at thc base of Brittany 30 patriotic meetings and was i up the Loire estuary gives thc honor guest for a rally attended by Amcl lcans a solid lar at least 50 more than one thousand persons. a 1M or morc miles deep who saw him receive a wrist watch, solltncrn ot Rommel's and a portrait of himself as gifts dc ensc arca from thc community.

Later, Sgt.j Thc C0m munlque said cncmy re- Gonzalez appeared In a number lo Ulc Cariad i arl drive to- teachers now living in thc Mercedes community who might be able to help out at least during part of the school year, see or call on him at once. 0 i rallies on thc West Coast before ho was assigned to thc Iowa 1 base. In April. Sergeant Gonzalez re- ward Falalse "increased considerably yesterday." It was disclosed that Army Cuts Guards In Philadelphia PHILADELPHIA, (w The army removed all guards from the' city's trolleys, buses, subways and elevated trains today and announc- a Polish ec i those vehicles will operate with: armored division is fighting in a guards in the future, except a the Canadian Sec- "from p.m. until morning" when Division, veteran will be assigned to each i ram years ago.

The latest action marked the first tcr of Mr. and Mrs. Felipe of Mission. He had volunteered forms a of the Canadian First step toward the eventual reslora: service In August. 1941 at the tion th and reared in 9 Born Ui UIJ A I Jjn.i attended Mission High School south Qf was a member of thc Mission Eagles football team Aircraft Production Cutback A Surprise? opera- Gains of up to a mile and a a by the Philadelphia Transportation Company following the six- transit tie-up.

But even as the withdrawal of guards began, following midnight announcement from MaJ. Gen. Philln Hayes, thc War Depart- A i a left a were reported by the communique and a British staff officer declared that "any norma.1 army, would be pulling out of the Virc salient, But curiously enough, thc Germans Cent's representative in the opera- DALLAS. W')--Thc governments seem to be throwing morc troops Uon of the lines, a grand jury pre- aircraf; production cutback pro- into thc fire." to hear additional Informa- i i i f.f I a Including B-24 bombers came While the British seriously men- i from number of important as "a complete surprise" says H. accd Thury-Harcourt the Amcr- witnesses before recessing to.

division manager of the ans to the west recaptured Gathe- a a Texas division of North American mo in hcavy i in the cnc- 1 rHth)en ltncss he uled A i a i inc. i my's Mortaln-Virc salient. iFhrrr PTr vf nr. "Our plans have been based on i PTC Executive vice 'the. fact that our present contract! TO FORM A COUNCIL DK A Al i th would carry B-24 production for- FORT WORTH, Texas, a at least a eight organization of a Texas council monhts," said Schwedcs in a prc- yesterday.

of the National Aeronautics Association will be sponsored the IN KtNJMV a "Changes in this plans made port Worth chapter of necessary by thc government's ac- at stat ewide meeting Sept. H-15. I tion will be announced as soon as are fulls advised of the gov- new program and a a an opportunity to study It. I "We cannot tell what this new program means in terms of Indiv- Idual Jobs, but obviously it will be necessary to make some reduction in the working force." 1 MUMMY. 53 Bodies Recovered From Chile Snowslide SANTIAGO, Chile Flfty- three bodies have been recovered from Scwell, Andlnc copper town which was engulfed by a snowslide, provincial authoritcls announced to' day.

About sixty others arc bcllcv- ed to have been buried by the slide. ff mf 1" NEW PENHOUSE PLAYROOM, CHICAGO, (fP) Maxwellj Street, thc famed Chicago side-! walk market section, now has a penthouse playroom for youngs-: ters who formerly swarmed the' hot, congested street below, Working mothers pay a nominal fee to leave their children there, company's industrial relations chief. Henry Amschelnhaut. special assistant attorney genera! in charge of the investigation, said "we are witnesses so far "have morc to tell us than we anticipated." HEDY LAMARR, In the picture that made her "Ecstacy" Hollywood has never turned out quite so 'outspoken as "Ecstasy's" seduction theme I Starring Hcdy Lamarr, thc picture is showing at your Rio Theatre starting with a midnight preview and Sunday and Monday. Local Churches Plan Special Services Tho Central Christian, Presbyterian and Methodist churches ot Brownsville will hold special Ing services on the next three Sundays.

On Aug. 13. Rev. R. A.

Partlow will preach at thc Christian church. Rev. KermiJ; Gibbons will deliver the sermon Aug. 20 at the Presbyterian church, and on Aug. 27, Rev.

Wallace Jones, minist'l' of thc San I to Christian church. Will preach at thc Methodist church. All services will be held at 8 rn. Avoid Eyettrain! Kill tne Glare With SUN GLASSES frotu DORFMAN'S the Since 1934 Brownsrllle "Refreshing Mellow-aged lo fine, full-bodied smoothness brisk with zestful flavor grand-lastin' Grand Prize has gained wide popularity as a summertime refreshment favorite. Matchless quality and dis- Unclive merit account for this great and loyal following.

The consistent goodness of grand-Uslin' Grand Prize wins friends at first taste and keeps, them. Every glassful of this fine beer it a toast to the taste of those seeking the best in a beverage of moderation, with a satisfying flavor excellence that's sure to add a sparkling note of cheer to the day's leisure Today, make the most of your moments of rest and relaxation treat yourself and friends lo a in taste perfection, serve grand-tastin' Grand Prize Beer. There's real refreshment In every bottle. 'A Neat Summer Showt GRAND PRIZE SUMMER SONG PARADE 6:43 p. m.

Monday through Friday TEXAS QUALITY NETWORK I'OU CAWT HURRY FATHER TIME ichen he's aging a truly fine beer. why every golden drop of grand-laslin? Grand Prise is allotted lo mellow undisturbed before balding. This longer aging means smoother flavor finer, full- bodied goodness in every glassful. Should your dealer be temporarily out of grand- Icalin' Grand Prixe, please ask again, tomorrow you'll be glad you tcailcd. GRAND PRIZE A SECRET NEW SUPERFORT- RESS BASE NEAR THE EQUA- TOR--fji--First reports radioed ta this base from B-29 Superfortresses returning from today's (Aug.

10. U. S. timcl widespread twin raids on Nagasaki in the Japanese homeland at Palembang in. Suma- tra indicated the sky giants had struck devastating blows at two vital Japanese war industries--oil and shipping.

The Superfortresses flew from this Southeast Asia Command secret base in thc longest bombing mission of the miles round trip-to drop high explosives at the finest petroleum target in the Japanese empire. Palcmbanc. At the same time China-based, behemoths of the U. S. 20th Bomber Command rained incendiaries on Nagasaki in thc first lire-bomb' I raid against the Japanese home- 'land.

Crews from the planes that raided Palembang radioed that "large fires were observed" on the target, with towering names masking thc entire storage lank and refinery area. Reports from thc Nagasaki raid- said their Incendiaries started i large fires In thc shipyards that, Up 1 VaOV. Ueweyisprcad rapidly to other section? of 'the flimsy wood and paper INVITE PYORRHEA Do your gums itch, burn or cause you discomfort, druggist will return money if the first bottle of 'ails to satisfy. Brooks Central Drug Store lAdvJ bijr It th HOUSTON, TW.