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The Weather Partly Cloudy, Warm Serving The Rio Grande Valley For Over 50 If ear9 Eagles Meet Kingaville, See Sports Page 66TH YEAR NO. 74 MEMBER BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1948 Argentina Seeks To Mediate Row On Berlin Issue Dairy Show Starts At San Benito Grand Champions Will Be Judged On Today's Program SAN BENITO, Oct. 8 -The two-day sixth annual Rio Grande Valley Dairy Cattle show opened here at 10:30 a. m. today.

Preparations for the show At the San Benito airport were rushed to completion yesterday under the direction of J. W. Tredway, president. The show opened this morning with a viewing of the exhibit and judging of six of cattle. Highlighted on today'! program will bo the judging 1 of the grand champions male and female, at 2:30 At 7:30 p.

m. this evening fair officials will make an Inspection of the The balance of the cattle judging will be at 10 a. nj, Saturday, Twenty two registered calves, Valley-bred, will be given to 4-H and FFA boys' engaged in Valley agricultural work. The collection of gift calves is the largest in the history of the San Benito dairy event. The cattle show, sponsored by the San Benito Chamber of Commerce, is the official PFA and 4-H dairy show in the Valley.

Council Has Recess To Allow Talks PARIS, Oct. 8. Secretary, of State Marshall said today "If tliere ever was, in time of peace, a threat to peace," It Is the Soviet blockade of Berlin. PARIS, gentine Minister Juan A. Bramuglia conferred with Russia's Andrei Y.

Vishin- sky today in a bid to -and the East-West stalemate over Berlin, authoritative sources said. The sources said It was the second time in 24 hours Bramuglia, president of the United Nations Security Council, talked with leaders of Russia's U. delegation. The Argentine saw another Soviet leader yesterday, the sources said, They did not identify him. Holds Talks Earlier Bramuglia had talked with Philip C.

Jessup, deputy U. S. delegate on the council, Sir Alexander Cadogan of Britain and Alexandra Parodi of France. Indians Blank Boston 2 To 0 And Take One Game Lead In Series TORNADO WRECKAGE--These-folks examine the remains of their home, flattened by a tornado within Florida's hurricane. More than ankle deep water hampered their salvaging what was left of their belongings.

(A. P. Wirephoto). meet both Russian and Western power demands over Berlin. in their dispute Business Women To Celebrate National Week National Business Women's Week will be observed in Brownsville and over the nation from Oct.

10 to 17, next week. Tentative plans by the Brownsville chapter of the club for the week, which is sponsored by their national organization, include a breakfast at Landrums Sunday at ft a.m., and a meeting Monday nifht. Theme of the week for this vear is "Use Your Vote in 1948." Mrs. Bertha Whittakcr, honorary member will address the club members and their guests on this topic at Sunday morning's breakfast. Bramuglia is shown to have received an unofficial mandate from the five other "neutral" governments on the security council to seek an East-West compromise.

The Security Council adjourned Wednesday after the three western governments had submitted their indictments of the Russian actions. It is not likely to meet again 'All Out 9 Propaganda War Between IL S. And Reds Seen Diplomacy And Soft Talk Toward Soviet Giving Way To Blunt, Unvarnished Charges WASHINGTON, Oct. 8 The United States appears today to be casting aside the last restraints in its propaganda war with-Russia. From two top officials comes evidence tha-t the day of soft talk toward the Soviet Union has given way entirely to a new period of blunt statements unvarnished by the familiar phrases of diplomacy.

In Washington, Undersecretary of State Robert A. until Monday. Seek Flans The pause, according to Bra- Red Cross Queen To Be Crowned In Matamoros MATAMOROS, Oct. fc--Marga- rita Trevino Kmparan of Mata- moroii will bo crowned queen of the Rod Cross for this city and Reynosa at 0 p.m. Tuesday in the Plaza here.

Governor Raul Garato has been aaked to crown the queen, Mag- clalcna Garibay will be grand duchc0s. A dance will be held afterwards at the Teatro La Reforma. muglla's own confidants, is to allow the Argentine to try to bring about a reconciliation of the conflicting points of view. It is within his discretion to reconvene the council any time he likes. He has told close associates he does not intend to do so until Monday at the earliest, it was learned.

Bramuglia was given go-ahead to mediate between Russia and the West by China, Colombia, Syria, Belgium and Canada--the other "neutrals" at an informal meeting following the Wednesday Security Council sessions. He is said to believe that both Russia and three Western powers genuinely would like a settlement if neither side loses too much face. The basis of his approach, his confidants said, is that the blockade in Berlin should be lifted completely or partly at the same time. The whole German question is turned over to the council of foreign ministers. There was no indication imme- diatelly as to how Vishinsky reacted to Bramuglia's approach.

U. S. Demand A-Plant Union Showdown WASHINGTON, Oct. 8 The government today challenged leaders of the CIO United Elen trical Workers Union to disprove charges of communist ties. The alternative: The Union's quick and complete ouster from A bomb plants.

In disclosing this atand the Atomic Energy Commission also un derlinked a policy of requiring labor union leaders representing atomic workers not only to submit non-communist oaths but to obtain the same FBI loyalty clearing demanded of the workers themselves. Barred In New Plants The commission a week HgO barred the E. from representing workers at any new atomic plants for the stated reason that the loyalty of some off the union's officers is open to "very aerious question." Transport Reported Shot Down In China NANKING, Oct. 8 A transport piano flying between Mukden and Peiping was clown over the Manchurian city oi Ishien by communist anti-aircraft fire, killing all occupants, the Catholic newspaper Yishihpae said today. The newspaper did not further identify the transport.

UN PEOR DON PEDRO pushed his chest out Just a bit more than usual morning. "Was I right about the weather or was I right?" he asked with a glance. "I said there be no change and there was know that some thought there would be a cool snap yea terday but my a showed none was due. And I had made 3 Arraigned On Charge Of Illegal Entry Three aliens arraigned Thursday for illegal entry and held in default of bond bring the total oi federal prisoners county jah to 69. The three arraigned before U.

S. Commissioner Carlos G. Wataon were Juan Acuna Gomez, Juan Camero Tejada, and Julian Rodriguez Flores. Acuna Gobez, charged with ond illegal entry, was jailed after failing to make $1000 bond. The bonds of Camero Tejada and Rodriguez Fierce were each act by Watson at $500.

Both are charged with first illegal entry. Fails To Reach Into Lovett revealed chat he has received orders from Paris to debunk" the latest Russian propow- al for dealing with atomic energy. These orders presumably were given by Secretary of State Charles E. Saltzman declared in a speech that the Soviet rulers since the end of the war have made this plain "That their real aim is world domination through the instru ments of subterfuge, duplicity double dealing that serve thei purpose Speaking before the tJnivensity of New Hampshire, Saltzman thus used some of the harshest words jver applied to the Soviet Union recent years by a top state department official. Hope For Peace The assistant secretary in charge of occupied areas said the United States hopes to win the conflict with Russia "thia side of war by patience, calmness, and jpiritual fortitude." But, he added it may not be ossible to avoid war, although the overnment is proceeding on the assumption that jc is possible, Lovett made his disclosures about "debunking" the Soviet at- mic energy proposal in a peech before the United States Advisory Commission on Informa- lon.

New Organization That body, which the president Valley Condition Of Milton West Is Mrs. West And Son At Hospital Bedside In Washington Rep. Milton West's condition at Walter Reed hospital in Washington, is grave according to an. Associated Press dispatch. West, suffering from a throat ailment, has been ill for several months.

Mrs. West flew from Brownsville to Washington this week, and their son, Milton West, Houston attorney, is in Washington to be at his father's bedside, AP reports. Former Representative West formerly represented Cameron County in the state legislature. He succeeded John Nance Garner of Uvalde as representative from the 15th district when Garner quit his post as speaker of the U. S.

House to become vice president in 1933. Uvalde county is no "longer this congressional district. in Retired Pilot Dies In Galveston GALVESTON, Oct. 8 JPl-- Capt. Audley Lancaster, 70, a retired pilot boat captain, died here yesterday.

The Boxscore Cleveland, Oct. 8-- --Official box score of the third game in the 1848 World Series: Boston (NL) Ab A Holmes, rf 4 0 Dark, ss 4 i 2 M. McCormick If 4 0 1 6 0 Elliott, 3b 0 1 2 1 F. McCormick, Ib 0 1 5 Conaster, cf 3 0 0 1 i Masi, 0 0 0 Stanky, 2b 1 fc Bickford, 0 0 0 0 Voiselle, 0 1 0 a-Ryan 1 0 0 Barrett, pp 0 0 0 0 Rookie Bearden Tosses Five Hitter And Slams Two Hits Before 75,000 In Cleveland Braves Indians ooo ooo ooo 001 100 OOx Totals 29 0 Cleveland (AL) Ab Mitchell, If 0 Doby cf 0 Boudreau, 8 0 Gordon, 2b 4 0 Keltner, 3b Judnich, rf 8 Robinson, Ib 8 Hegan, Beard en, 5 24 0 2 A 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 1 1 3 0 1 14 5 0 28 5 27 16 Error Dark. Runs batted in-Hegan.

Two base hits Bcardeu Dark. Sacrifice-- Blckford. Double plays Dark, Stanky and F. Me Cormick; Bcarden, Gordon and Robinson; Keltner, Gordon and Robinson. Left on bases-- Boston (NL) Cleveland (A) 7..

Earned runs Boston (NL) Cleveland (AL) 1. Bases on balls-- off Blck- ford 5 (Judnich, Mitchell, Boudreau, Keltner). Strike outs by Bearden 4 (Dark, M. McCormick, F. McCormick, Ryan); Bickford (Judnich.

Pitching summary: Bickford 4 hits 2 runs In 1-3 nnings; Voiselle 1 hit 0 runs in 3 2-3 inn- Barrett 0 hits 0 runs in 1 inning. Losing pitcher Blrkford. IJm- ires Stewart (NL) plate Grieve AL) first base; Barr (NL) sec- nd base; Summers (AL) third aae; Paparella (AL) left field inclli (NL) right field. Time 1:36. Soldier Gets Life For Attack On Girl YOKOHAMA, Oct.

8 (IP) A general court martial today sentenced Lyle R. Garner, 19-year- old soldier of Fayetteville, 3a, to life imprisonment. He was convicted of raping a Japanese girl. By JACK HAND STADIUM, Cleveland, OcU 8 --y. Lefthanded Gene Bearden shut out the Boston Braves.

2-0, with five hits today to give the Cleveland Indians a 2-1 advantage in the 45th World Series. First Inning: INDIANS Mitchell lined to McCormick in left center. Doby walked. Boudreau rolled into doubleplay, Dark F. McCormick.

to Stanky to No runs, no hits, no errors, none left. BRAVES Holmes bounced to Boudreau, who threw him out. Dark went down swinging. Mike McCormick struck out. No runs, no hits, no errors, none left.

Second Inning 1 BRAVES Elliott bounced out, Keltner to Robinson. Frank McCormick bounced i single through center. Bearden fielded roll and threw to Robinson for the putout, F. McCormick moving to econd, Masi filed to Mitchell. No runs, one hit, no errors, one eft.

INDIANS Gordon flied out F. McCormick scooped up Keltner's roller and beat the runner to he bag. Judnich walked. Robinson flied out. No runs, no hita, no errors, one eft.

Third Inning; Motorship Carrying 14 People Feared Lost In Tropic Blow No Signs Of Malibu Inez Seen By Vessel Searching In Area The scheduled "norther" just refused to enter these southern parts, the Brownsville Weather Bureau reported today. The weatherman had predicted yesterday that a cool air mass would reach Brownsville about noon Thursday and send the mercury scurrying down to a low of 54 to But 58 he degrees, reported this morning the VER- NICE 7J V. checks after report got around. "One of these days wo have colder weather and northers but not soon. At rnt we will So long," will little pres have nice weather.

Weather (to ftaM Shrimp Lead In Fish Imports Here Total poundage of seafoods imported through Port Brownsville from Mexico during the week end- ng today was set at 108,733 by Hugh T. Wood, deputy collector of customs here. Shrimp imports continue to Iea4 the list with 36,128 poundn taken in during the period. Second greatest import was sea trout, followed closely by snook. Sea trout imported totalled 18,123 pounds; snook, 17,493 pounds.

Other fish imports during the week were: redfish, 10,890 pounds; croaker, 13.265 pounds; red snip- per, 6,840 pounds, catfish, -1 612 pounds sheepshead, 701 pounds sea bass, 145 pounds; gaepergou 133 pounds; and pompano, ff pounds. the cold blasts which were moving south at a rate of 20 to 25 miles per hour had dissipated before reaching this area. The air mass dropped temperatures to a low of 40 degrees in Amarillo but had been warmed up by the sun so as to be almost unnoticeable when reaching south Texas, the weatherman said. Unidentified Body Taken From River The body of an unidentified man was recovered from the' river on the Mexican side just above the old bridge Thursday afternoon. Matamoros authorities said the body had apparently been in the water for several days and identification was impossible.

It was discovered by members of thp Mexican Customs Service at the old bridge. State Department on its foreign information or propaganda -policies, opened a two day session here yesterday. Agua Dulce Youth Shot To Death AGUA DULCE, Oct. Fowlkes, 13, was shot to death here last night and constable Alfred Langham said he was holding another youth for investigation. Langham said the two boys were playing together about dark when the shooting occurred.

Young Fowlkes was shot in the head with a 16-gauge shotgun, Fowlkes was the son of Mrs. D. M. French, SAN DIEGO, Oc Malibu Inez with 14 person wake of a tropical storm oi 800 miles south of lere. After the vessel sent ou1 mercial vessel, Empire Stat and reported that it was unable to sight any sign of the Malibu Inez, the coast guard reported.

The navy destroyer Henry W. Tucker, which had been proceeding under forced draft toward the area, was ordered to return to port, the Coast Guard said. The Malibu Inez, a chartered ship, carried 14 men and women. It left Long Beach, last August to visit Cocos Island in a search for pirate loot. Attendance Supervisor See Children From Becoming Carries On Program Designed To Keep Them From Wrong Way By BETTY ALLEY Herald Staff Writer Pete Bouis, attendance supervisor of the Brownsville 8 The Motorship aboard is feared lost in the the tip of Cape San Lucas an SOS last night, the come, covered the distress area French Admiral Says Japs Back Of Revolt SINGAPORE, Oct.

8 -Vice Admiral Robert Battet, commander in chief of French naval forces in the Far East, said today "12,000 to 15,000 Japanese troops" still are in Indochina training and sponsoring the revolt of Vietnam against the French. The Vietnam Republic has fcec-n in revolt against French rule since August 1945. ks To Keep Delinquent "straighten him out." Parents, he said, "should be a little closer to their children." He pointed out that children's problems are very real. Every child of school age living in Brownsville should be in school, he said. Whether nr nol he is a BRAVES Stanky lined a flirg- BicKford eacrificed Stanky went second.

Holmes topped a slow roller to he mound and Bearden threw him out as Stanky moved to third. Lark lined to Judnich. No runs, one hit, no errors, one left. INDIANS Hegan fouled out. Bearden whacked a long double over Holmes' head.

Mitchell walked. Doby rapped a sharp grounder to Stanky who threw to Daik, forcing Mitchelll but Dark's relay to F. McCormick for a double piay was wild allowing Bearden to score the first run of the game and Doby to advance to second. It was an error for Dark. Boudreau walked.

Gordon flied out. One run, one hit, one error, two' started a double play, Keltner to Gordon to Robinson. No runs, one hit, no errors, none left. an INDIANS Dark threw out Bearden. Dark caught pop fly.

Doby whistled a single into right field. Boudreau fouled to Dark. No runs, one hit, no errorrs, one left. Eighth Inning BRAVES--Masi tried a bunt but was whipped out. Bearden knocked down SUnky's ine smash and threw him out at first.

Connie Ryan, a righthanded batter, went in to hit for Voiselle. Ryan went down swinging. No runs, no hits, no errors, none left. INDIANS Charlie (Red) Barrett made his second appearance of the Series for the Braves. Gordon sent Mike McCormick back to the left center field wlm fence for his long wallop.

Holmes made a running 1 eaton, of Keltner'u long drive. Stanky threw out Judnich. No runs, no hits, no errors, left. Ninth Inning BRAVES Bearden speared Holmes' high bouncer and threw to Robinson for the Gordon grabbed Dark's whining grounder and threw him out at irst. Mike McCormick popped to Boudrrau.

No runs, no hits, no errors, none eft. Hurricane Causes Major Damage In Bermuda Man Injured In Fall From Horse William Dorsett, 1523 Taft, suffered a fractured hip when he was thrown from a horse at 15th and Taft yesterday afternoon. He was taken to Mercy hospital a Delta ambulance. in schools, is warring on any local pool halls, whose operators allow school age children to patronize therh. Wednesday night Bouis threatened to file a complaint asking that one such local establishment be closed, unless its operator keeps Bus-Auto Accident Fatal To One Man SAN ANGELO, Oct.

David Warren Robinson, 30, San Bulletins XEW YORK, Oct. 8 -Tho General Electric Co. was convicted today of conspiring between 1927 and 1940 to monopolize trade in hard metal compositions and In this country and abroad. Angelo mechanic, was killed last night when the car he was driv- ng collided with an Odessa-bound i crop at 15,079,000 of 600 bua at an intersection faara, i ATOM weight. WASHINGTON, Oct.

8-- -The Agriculture Department today forecast thin year's cotton the youngsters away from the pool tables. The attendance officer called at the hall at about 11 p.m. and found, five boys, who are pupils of a Brownsville elementary school, playing pool, he said. Bouis warned that not even shoe shine or paper selling boys, who are under age under 18--are allowed in such halls even though they may not go in to play pool. Gives Views Bouis combines with his job of keeping youngsters in school, the job of keeping boys and girls from becoming delinquent.

He attributes much of the thievery, and other trouble youngsters get into, to the fact a many of them are allowed to stay out too late at night. High School boys and girls have. social func- ttionr at times which keeps them imttt arouad; be a little later, but younger children should be home by 9:30 or 10 o'clock he pointed out. In a large'percentage of such cases, it is the parents who (are delinquent, Bouis pointed out. He' tries to keep the children out of reform school.

In one particuiar case in which a boy was defin quent, Bouis asserted it was the mother, and not the boy, who should be sent to an institution of correction. Not ail youngsters who skip school are bad, the attendance) of- left. Fourth Inning BRAVES--M. McCormick singled. Elliott lofted to Doby.

F. McCormick hit back to Bearden who started a double play, Bearden to Gordon to Robinson. No runs, one hit, no errors, none left. INDIANS Keltner walked. Judnich went down swinging.

Robinson lined a single into left field, Keltner stopping at second Hegan hit a line single, scoring Keltner and sending Robinson to second. Bearden rifled a single, but inson was forced to hold up at i third when M. McCormick's throw came through to the plate and tht bases were is survived by his mother, Rill VoispUe i Graziela Sanchez de Leon, oy om 2nA besides scv- F. McCormick made a nice stop eral brothers, all from out-of- of Doby's wicked grounder, tosscJ to Voiselle, who covered first, for the putout. One run, three hits, no errors, three left.

HAMILTON, Bermuda, Oct. () A tropical hurricane bat- ered Bermuda from end to end or three hours last night, causing xtensive damage. A survey showed today storm caused destruction heavk.r than the total damage of two previous hurricanes this fall. No casualties were reported, however. The hurricane was the same one that lashed southern Florida and Havana earlier this week.

That Mitchell fouled to Elliott. Fifth Inning BRAVES Keltner juggled Conatser'e sharp smash down the third base line but recovered in time to throw him out. Masi hit to Keltner, who tossed underhand to Robinson for the out. Stanky flied to Mitchell. No runs, no hits, no none Rites Set For Returned Hero The body of Daniel Diee de Leon seaman second class U.S.

Navy, who was killed in the Pacific theater November 3, 1942, will arrive in Brownsville at the Southern Pacific railroad station with military escort at 9:30 a.m. Saturday. Seaman De Leon enlisted in the Navy in August, 1942. eral brothers, all from town. Military funeral services under the direction of the American Legion will be conducted from Immaculate Conception church with burial in Buena Vista cemetery At 4 p.m.

Sunday. citizen of the United States makes'left. no difference. Bouis is not an INDIANS Boudreau flied out, immigration officer. His job is to Gordon rolled out.

see that children go to school, unless there is good reason for their being absent. Mike McCormick caught Keltner's liner. No runs, no hits, no errors, none He also concerns himself Sixth Inning BRAVES VoiselJe bounced majr-triM for the thrill of it, or to see if they can get away with it. He docs not condone such action as that, either, but pointed out that such youngsters are not really bad. When Bouis finds a youngster who is on the "wrong track," he welfare of youngsters, i young girls at Saturday' night public dances, he believes, out- are taking part in unwholesome Holmes was an easy out, Gordon recreation that sooner or later will 'to Robinson.

lead them into trouble. Hunger affects the mind, Bouis Dark hit a long double. Gordon made a nice nmnm pointed out, and there are of M. fly ren in Brownsville schools who center. hungry.

Bouis plans to ask a local! No runs, one hit, no errors, one INDLANS JudnJch filed out. Robinson popped up. Hegan sent a short fly to civic club to furnish hot lunches left, for such children. Last year, the! local Kiwanis Club sponsored such) a project left. Many of the problems of delin-i Holmes.

quency Bouis deals with involve' No runs, no hita, no errors, none underprivileged children. are other youngsters who are un- dirprivileged who try to do right, and who stay in school and make: good grades by hard study. 'I admire those kids," Bouis BRAVES Elliott singled. Frank McCormick went dour swinging. fielded ConaUer's iveiuner rieiaea a i trap down the third Wonder If He Got Serving Service? EATONTON, Oct.

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