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chain, Wt TtiMt rlr aaa all.aUr warmer. GOOD MORNING! EL PASO'S weather "delivered" for the Sun Bowl football fame, we expected. The 1943-46 Sun Carnival Is over. Now Irt's get busy toward mak-Inr the 1946-47 Carnival the bigrest and beat ever. It Is one of oar best, assets.

Let's keep working on It rull Lrd Wlra Fr-port nt Tha Anoclitfd Pras. I API Tha Cnltad Pra itHi International Nwi Bervlcw Central Pras 14 PAGES EL PASO, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1946 2 66th YEAR No. 1 lijj d) IjJj IaUuvJ Uvj OJln 5) iu 1L Crimson Tide Swamps USC, 34-14 Attack Denver Passing Defeats 94,000 See New Mexico Makes Bowl History In 34-24 Game Alabamans Win Clash Pasadena, Calif. (UP). A pre-war brand University of By C.

L. WIIITLOCK The rocketing arm of Don Rumley and the driving force of Rudy Krall pushed New Mexico's Lobos to a history-mak lng 34-24 victory over the Denver Pioneers before a sellout crowd of 15,000 roaring fans in the Sun Bowl Tuesday. Breaking an 11-year Jinx, the Lobos became the first home team in the hrstory of the New Year's Day classic to win their game. It was the highest score ever amassed in the yearly fiesta. Three times in the last quarter Rumley's long tosses Truman To Seek Public Backing For His Program Washington (AP).

President Truman started 1946 resolved to put across his legislative program in a new year that poses many problems. Aboard the presidential yacht Williamsburg, Mr. Truman was knitting together a speech aimed at lining up public backing behind that program. Thursday night the President goes on the air to talk directly to the people. He has started, too, to draft a "State of the Union" message for Congress, to tell it what he wants after it goes back Alabama football team smashed the University of Southern California supremacy myth in the Rose Bow! Tuesday afternoon as it outplayed the Trojans from start were gathered in by alert New Mexico receivers, who moved be- to finish to gain a 34-14 hind the Fioneer defense, for With more than 93.000 fans over Fighting with a fiist-brcaking T- formution attack of their own, flowing the big Pasadena saucer in the sun baked Arroyo Seco, a Borinaim Suspect Aires led Denver held the lead twice in the game, only to see the Lobos over brilliant 19 -year -old freshmmi.

to work Jan. 14. come the deficit. Congress so far has shown no Harry Gilmer, led the Crimson Tide to one of the most lup-sided victories In the history of football's hankering for shoving the Truman legislative plan ahead in its en oldest New Year's Day classic. tirety.

The Trojans entered this game One of America's biggest prob rrrr- 7sJr 1 't-ts. 7 Weaerey "WWarPW Ploen, Germany Marshall, Red Envoy Talk Truce with eight straight wins in Rose Bowl tradition but the old law of averages caught up with him. The lems in this first, full, postwar year is linked directly to a late addition British intelligence In the thrill-packed closing period, the crowd, which already had given up hope for Denver, saw the Pioneers stage a perfect screen pass to push over their final counter just 40 seconds after New Mexico had scored for the last time. As the clock ran out, the Big Seven champions had pushed New Mexico back to their own 13-yard line PIONEERS VSE QUCK BREAK Trojan Horse never had a chance. to the program.

ohelp settle have arrested a man they be strikes, Mr. Truman has asked While Gilmer was the most spec Congress to say that there must be no major work stoppages while tacular with his passing and running. All-American Vaughn Mancha lieve to be Martin Bormann, Adolf Hitler's Nazi party deputy who is being tried in fact-finding boards look into the was the mnn in the line who opened labor disputes threatening to bring the holes for I owell absentia for war crimes at Chungking: (INS). Gen. them on.

Tew and Gilmer i-ju4' through C. Marshall con Nuernberg, it was announced Tuesday. It took Coach Frank Thomirs' Some of hi proposals are tied in The Pioneers opened up their quick-breaking offense in the first period to score twice a touchdown erred two hours Tuesday with aggregation just two plays to get also with such peacetime queS' into the winning mood. Ted Tanne- tions as spurring reconversion. and a field goal by Miller, for a 10-0 lead before the Lobos could hill, the 'n T-njnn bnck- combatting inflation, and keeping Gen.

Chou En-Lai, chief Communist negotiator. They presumably discussed the government's plan for an unemployment in check. find themselves. tield defense all uuy, started it off by fumbling on the second play, Both the address to the people New Mexico's attack started and Jack Green recovered for clicking in the opening seconds of and the message to Congress may survey the international scene in Alabama on USC's 15. From there in four plays, the Crimson Tide the second quarter, but a break the light of agreements on world gave Denver the ball as Chet scored with Henry Self going over political issues and on methods for iff.

Latcham intercepted Rumley's pass, On the fourth play after driv from the two-foot line, in a quarter back sneak. tackling atomic energy controls. The agreements were worked out in Moscow at a conference of Russian, British and American for ing Rudy Krall intercepted Rezzar's Reserve back Hugh Morrow then pass on the New Mexico 35-yard kicked the first of four conversions line and outran his pursuers down eign ministers. (Continued on pace 10, column 7) the north side line 65 yards to Twice since his return from Mos the goal line. He hit payoff dirt He was arrested on a lonely farm near Nuemucnster, 20 miles west of Ploen, and was Intensively interrogated to establish or disprove his identity as Bormann, British 8th Corps Headquarters here said.

Bormann, who succeeded Rudolf Hess hs Hitler's deputy, was with the Fuehrer just before Berlin fell to the Russians. It has been said that he died while making a desperate attempt to escape the closing Russians but that was never confirmed and Allied officials never accepted the reports that he was dead. A high British Intelligence officer said the suspect bore a marked resemblance to Bormann. He claimed to be a farm worker and said his name was Marius. He first appeared in the Neumuenster area of Schleswig-Holstein a few months ago.

All details of his arrest were cloaked In official secrecy. It ww believed the information that led to his capture came from a German source. New Year's 15 yards ahead of his nearest cow Saturday, Secretary of State Byrnes has boarded the Williamsburg to confer with the chief execu- would-be tackier. With the second quarter two thirds gone, New Mexico took Rez (Continued On Page 2, Column 5) Violent Death immediate truce in China's war with Marshall acting as a mediator. President Truman's special envoy told the Chinese at New Year's party Monday night that "We are on the eve of one of the most important years in human history." Marshall replied to a toast by Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek by saying: "It it essential that all peoples approach the problems of a postwar world in a spirit of generous understanding.

"With a spirit of understanding there will be peace, without it disaster." Chiang's counter-proposal to the Communists for an unconditional cessation of hostilities was in response to last Thursday's similar proposal by the Communists. A dispatch said that central government troops had entered Fuh-sien, 70 miles north of Port Arthur in Manchuria. (The New Delhi radio also said that Soviet garrison commanders at Pinkiang (Harbin) and Shenyang Man Injured zar's punt on their own 21 -yard line and moved 79 yards in 12 plays for their second touchdown, with Rumley sweeping right tackle for nine yards from the Shipkey spread formation to cross the line Toll Tops 400 Mr THE ASKOCIATED MEM In Car Crash The nation's four-day New Year's standing up. Dear's kick was good to make the score 13-10, and there holiday drew to a close Tuesday night with a toll of at least 437 With Trolley it stood as the half ended. rOIf RUMLEY (top photo), Lobo passing star, tried a sweep around his left end in the Sun Bowl game at Kidd Field Tuesday afternoon.

Kenneth Bauer (10), on the ground, is grabbing an ankle while Bo Hazelhurst (11), is closing in. Jim Ma-lone (30), of New Mexico and Leo Ford (27), Denver, watch from the left background while Fred Hoar (53), Lobo center, urges him on. John Adams (bottom photo), rests the ball on the New Mexico goal line as Denver went ahead 17-13 in the third quarter. Rudy Krall, standing, New Mexico, a waits the referee's decision. Steve Hor din-sky (37), Denver, stands at right.

(Bob McNellis Photos) violent deaths. There were 213 fatalities in traf Denver had marched 60 yards for their opening touchdown, which Pedro Guiterrez, 605 South Vir fic accidents and 224 from all other John Karamigios scored on a 21 ginia Street, received serious injuries at 6 p. m. Tuesday, when yard jaunt down the sidelines, and causes, including fires, explosions, drownings, shootings, falls, airplane crashes and an automobile he was driving was opening the second half, they re peated the performance to take the involved in a head-on collision with a street car at the entrance to Evergreen Cemetery on Alameda lead the second time. The traffic toll, although it British Labor Bob Hazelhurst, hustling Denver Surprise Move By Franco amounted to more than half of all (Continued on Page 10, Column 3) the deaths since 8 p.

m. last Fri Avenue. He was taken to City-County Hospital in a Hagedon-Harding ambulance and may have Hinted By Spanish Leaders Party Using received a skull fracture. day, was running far below an estimate by the National Safety Council which predicted between 375 and 400 fatalities on streets and highways from Saturday through Carlos Jaime, 405 East Fifth American Plan Hitler's Body Reported Found Paris (UP). A Berlin dispatch in the Paris evening paper France Soir Tuesday quoted reliable sources that Hitler's body had been discovered and Identified Dec.

19 by the Russian high command in Berlin. The dispatch said Hitler's charred body had been Identified by means of the jaw bones which were declared to be those of Hitler by the Nazi leader's personal dentist a prisoner of the Russians. Announcement of the identifies-tion was being delayed because the body was found in an armored bunker some distance from the chancellory where Hitler died, tht Ex-Iiniiiigrant Inaugurated As N. Y. Mayor over those key Manchurian cities to Chinese central government troops.) The recent Big Three communique on the Moscow conference disclosed that Soviet troops at Chiang's request had delayed the withdrawal of Russian forces until Feb.

1 In order to facilitate the central government's task in Manchuria. Flower Parade Witnessed yesterday. Street, a passenger in the automobile, received lacerations and possible rib fractures. He was also treated at City-County Hospital. Madrid (INS).

High Spanish officials seriously discussed the possibility Tuesday night that Generalissimo Franco was about to make a eurprse move changing the whole complexion of his government. Monarchists saw a possible breaking of the impasse in relations between Franco and Don Juan, pretender to the throne. International News Service also learned on high authority that the Icy highways in many states were London (AP). The Labor Party, a danger to traffic, yet served to curtail travel and thus reduce the which won control of the British government only six months ago Marquis Luca de Tena, owner of number of mishaps. Donald L.

Waters, 3032 Tularosa Street, motorman on the street car, told police he saw the car approaching 20 feet away and had brought already has begun a new political the Madrid Newspaper ABC Only six states did not report any New York AP. William campaign with the announced oh leaving by train Tuesday night for violent death. Pennsylvania re O'Dwyer, 55-year-old native of Ire jective of "consolidating in 1948 its Lausanne, Switzerland, to talk with the car to a stop before the impact. ported 38, the greatest number, fol great victory of 1945." land, Tuesday was inaugurated Juan. lowed by New York with 36 and The front end of the automobile was demolished by the force of the mayor of New York the city to A party announcement Tuesday Several individual supposedly President To Be Televised On Jan.

15 Illinois with 32. 1,500,000 By declared that "labor, believing that which he came with $25 In his pockets In 1910 and whose streets he dispatch said, adding that the body the closest to Franco were making wagers on the possibility that collision. Three persons received minor in The deaths by states, with and miscellaneous fatalities Pasadena, Calif. (UP). A pag once pounded as a enp, was believed to have been taken there and buried by Nazis after Russian occupancy of the chan the next election campaign has in effect begun, ii making every effort to strengthen the numbers and quality of its membership in anti juries in a triple accident In the From three-term Fiorello H.

La Franco would relinquish power voluntarily, perhaps within 30 days. (The United States and Britain 1200 block on North Mesa Avenue, eant of flowers dazzled a record crowd of 1,500.000 spectators Tuesday as the tournament of roses pa New York (INS). President Tru cellory ruins. Guardia, who did not seek re-election, ODwyer formally took over Tuesday at 1:30 p. when the cipation of the strenuous political last week agreed to French pro man will be televised hen he de can piled up after a fourth auto struggles which lie ahead." responsibility of the posal for a three-power discussion rade, discontinued during the war years, was held for the first time listed in that order, were: Alabama 2-5: Arizona 4-1: Arkansas 5-4: California 17-9; Colorado 3-2; Connecticut 1-14; Florida 1-0; Georgia 5-0; Idnho 2-2; Illinois 14-18; Indiana 11-5; Iowa 6-5; Kansas 1-4; Kentucky 2-5; Louisiana 1-2; Maine 3-0; Maryland 8-2: Mas Willys-Overland The current labor campaign has of the possibility of breaking diplo.

matic relations with Spain. since 1941. livers his annual message to both houses of Congress on Jan. 15. The presidential image will be introduced something new to British Designs New Car job in ceremonies in the mayor's flower-decked office in city hall.

He told La Guardia he hoped he could "do as well in my time as you did In yours" in running the na Adm. William F. (Bull) Halsey served as grand marshal, riding a (This evoked a cabinet statement Toledo, Ohio (AP). Charles E. carried along the American Tele- warning foreigners not to meddle in car covered with pale green and Sorensen, president of Willys-Over politics an educational program, complete with pamphlets and discussion groups, designed to improve public understanding of complex problems of modern government.

sachusetts 6-7; Michigan 18-9; phone and Telegraph Company's Spain's affairs and saying that white flowers. His biggest salute. Minnesota 7-1; Missouri 7-1; Mon Spain might isolate herself from as he rode through the jammed new coaxial cable link between tana 1-0; Nebraska 1-6; Nevada 0-2; criticizing powers.) parade route, came from 300 vet The program ii similar in many New Hampshire 3-0; New Jersey Some Spanish politicians thought erans of the Army regional hos that Franco might suddenly turn pital who sat in a specially roped New York and Washington to inaugurate regular television programs between those points. A. T.

and T. announced the new service Tuesday. 4-7; New Mexico 1-4; New York 15-21; North Carolina 3-0; Ohio 4-14; mobile made a sudden traffic stop. Watson McCune, Albuquerque, told police he was on his way to the Sun Bowl game when he was forced to apply his brakes suddenly. A car driven by Mrs.

L. H. Rencher, 1204 Butterfield Street, struck another driven by Mrs. Faye Cole, 3831 Monroe Street, driving her car into McCune's. Mrs.

Cole was taken to Hotel Dieu suffering from a knee injury. Mrs. L. H. Rencher was removed to William Beaumont General Hospital where she is believed to have a broken ankle, and Mrs.

Devaok, a passenger in one of the cars, was taken to Hotel Dieu with a nose injury. land Motors, announced Tues day his company has "designed, engineered, developed and thoroughly proved a completely new, low-cost, small passenger car, em bodying features and basic improvements never before offered in a car in this class." The statement was the first an respects to that of the CIO Political Action Committee in the United States in the 1944 campaign. over the government to the military, off section. tion's largest city. "It is our high purpose," the new mayor added in his inaugural address," to devote our whole time, our whole energy to do good work." It was a proud moment for the one-time Immigrant boy who pushed a grocer's hand cart and worked as a hod carrier and longshoreman before his appointment to which could then supervise general Oklahoma 4-5; Oregon 2-15; Pennsylvania 24-14; South Carolina 5-3; elections, Behind the admiral's car came a float on which rode 17-year-old Patricia Auman, queen of the tour The first of a series of penny pamphlets distributed by the party Tennessee 4-8: Texas 12-17; Utah recounts the history of the labor nament of roses and her court.

nouncement of the company's post- Stretching for more than four 3-1; Virginia 0-7; Washington 3-0; West Virginia 1-3; Wisconsin 1-0; Wyoming 0-1; District of Columbia 1-0. miles were 50 floats, decorated with GANG GETS SILVER. Chicago (INS). A youthful gang of five safecrackers was sought in Chicago Tuesday night for a theater robbery which netted them $4100 in silver. the police force gave him his long-' war production program, which al-sought opportunity to study law.

ready has the Jeep in production. party i rise from the 19th century. Later pamphlets will deal with the Bank of England, coal, local government, exports, shortages and 'The Lost Weekend Voted Year's Top New York (AP). New York's film critics voted "The Lost Week End" the best motion pictures of 1945 at the 10th annual balloting carloads of flowers, dozens of bands, plenty of pretty girls and numerous marching units. Hitler Death Hope Bared other topical supjects.

Mexico' Silver Mines Closed By Strike of the group, it was announced Tuesday. ler's "political will" made orally tery Hitler entrusted to Von Rib Ray Milland and Billy Wilder, the star and director of the top picture, and Ingrid Bergman, star of "The Bells of St. Marys" and "Spellbound," were named the outstanding actor, director and actress. Boche See Long Occupation Berlin (INS). The German peo- Tht German provincial president predicted it would cause concern pie have resigned themselves to a 'referred to the removal of machines! if continued over a long period.

and raw material for reparations as The provincial president was long Allied occupalion-at least 10jpajnful fcut necessary- He added: particularly concerned over the years. "We realize what the Russian mass migration of impoverished and Dr. Erhard Huebener, president landscape looks like between the sick Germans into Saxony from ef Saxony Province in the RussianjVolga and the Vistula." jeastern areas now occupied by tone, also told touring American expressed his opinion. Poland. correspondents Tuesday that "no; that industrial recovery in Saxony He said the population had sky-German here any longer believes is ahead of that in the American rocketed from 3.200.000 persons in in the possibility of another Nazi zone despite reparations removals.

September to nearly 5,000,000 in regime." He pointed out there is no un-late December. The 64-year-old Social Democrat employment, that coa'. production! Population density in some areas executive was appointed by the is almost back to normal and beet has reached 300 persons per square Americans last June and retained, sugar production is normal. He kilometer (a little more than half Nuernberg, Germany (AP). Beaten and bitter, Adolf Hitler prophesied a week before his "death" In flaming Berlin that "my spirit will arise from my grave and one will see that I have been right." a long-secret letter by Joachim Von Ribbentrop disclosed Tuesday.

Von Ribbentrop, then Nazi foreign minister, wrote the letter to Winston Churchill and Anthony Ederr just before he was captured in Hamburg last summer. He said Hitler made the prediction in their final conversation in Berlin, and Military Funeral Planned For Flier Manila INS. Plans were being to him bore practically no resemblance to the hysterically-worded document released publicly by British and American officers Saturday. That document named a cabinet under Admiral Karl Doenits to carry on the war, charged Feichmarshol Goering and Heinrich Himmler with treason, and blamed Germany's downfall on "international Jewry." The pale and aging Von Ribbentrop has told American interrogators at the Nuernberg Jail that he fled Berlin April 24, 1945, on higher instructions. Three days later he informed Hitler that he wanted to come back and fight beside him, but was told to stay in the area of Nauen.

However, the Red army advance drove feua into the British ton. bentrop the delivery of an appeal to British statesmen for real friendship between their empire and Germany as a "fundamental necessity if both nations will live in the long run." Churchill and Eden at the time were prime minister and foreign secretary of Britain. Hitler also was quoted as saying he "regretted" the war with the United States. Further, the Fuehrer could not help expressing his wonder at the power of the Soviet Union and called Marshal Stalin's creation of the Red army a "grandiose deed," Ribbentrop added. Of Hitler's own political dreams.

Ribbentrop wrote that the Fuehrer showed "deep disappointment and embjtterment" about their failure. Von Ribbentrop vtrien at Hit Mexico City (AP). Mexico's strike-ridden silver mining industry faced government intervention Tuesday, after efforts to reconcile labor-management differences made negligible progress. The labor department said that it would take action to settle the dispute if a prompt reconciliation were not effected. The strike, involving 30,000 miners and 28 mining and smelting concerns, has virtually shut-off production since it took effect Monday.

BODY IDENTIFIED. Fort Worth (AP). The body of a man identified by police as William B. Baker, 34, of San Diego, was found here early Tuesday in a stormsewer manhole. made Tuesday for a military funeral for Lt.

Oscar Wyatt, Jr, of described his letter as Hitler's "last political will." Fort Worth, Texes. who died in a plane crash off Bataan Peninsula exactly four years ago Wednesday. Wyatt plunged his damaged pursuit plane into the sea to avoid hen the Russians took over the I said there is plenty of geain and a square mile.) Von Ribbentrops hana-written Nevertheless, he said he thought area a month later. potatoes, but shortages in meat and Huebener had been dismissed by i fats. the province would be able to sup letter was put on the secret list by Army Intelligence when he was captured.

Huebener said the diet of the port this population on a modest hitting a group of natives. Wyett's citizens was no worse than during scale once all industries are back the Nazis in 1933. and until his return to politics spent bis time writ-leg plys and novels. remains were recovered and idea ULed a few dajs ago. The letter declared that the JiVj the final period of the war, but, in production..