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'ft Service Seventy SIGHT PAGXf KeL 1 K1 NLRB Wants air Marketing Act funds Aooetd Deal rom ifth ed anew field in cqtton breeding den mid the body was found 1 lance of a young mother Mrs I I wate 33 to 3ft 1 1 3HYAM TEXAS LI941 latter would get government pay meats making up the difference The new like the Aiken I I feet of the highway Most of the passenger compartments collaps ed and sank beneath the water Bodies were hurled more than i tile of 'to I me employers" jntzgeraid said The action came as the CIO Sei up machinery for firing pro communist officers and unions as part of its purge program The CIO also paved the way for boosting the per capita tax on after the ecHirictu AR available ambulances and doctors were called immediately to the scene Search Hirer or Bodie members of the CIO 'from a temporary eight cent a month to a permanent dime That would help make up the financial loo If the three to a dozen left wing unions facing re moval actually are tossed out at this week's convention fo liek doctor and nurses wfked the child for aimos ftnv Rim i shown but were happy rhea wae nAArn After a thorough examithon UUlU 29th5ff this morning his motpr Mfi that altho he has i Ji and his face still spitched tiny veins breaking orces Sherman Plane To Ground WASHINGTON Nov 1 A Navy plane'canying Vice Ad miral orrest Sherman to Washington was forced to land today at Baltimore because of angina troubles tsoara nas prntestea to we su preme Court that it getting a fair deal in the fifth circuit court of appeals which takes in six southern states The fifth circuit court handles cases in Georgia lorida Alaba ma Mississippi Louisiana Texas and Canal Zone It is headed by Judge Joseph Hutcheson Jr of Houston Tex bitter critic of NLRB gee and Don Burchard and Mitchell representing Woodland Estates Instead it requires the government to maintain prices at support levels by removing surpluses from the market by means of govern ment' purchases or loans to pro ducers 1 Brannan aides said they ex pect the new like the one it to provide arguments for the Brannan plan next year They explained that the new law is expected to result in ac cumulation of hundreds of mil lions of dollars worth of agricul tural in government hands The government already is forecasting losses of 3850000000 during the text 30 months of sur pluses USD A Agricultural Research Ad ministration Washington wiR formally dedicate Beasley Laboratory in ceremonies to be held on the AiM College of Tex as campus at 1 pum Thursday The Texas Agricultural Experi ment Station has been officially designated as headquarters for cotton genetics research for the entire Cotton Belt Beasley Lab oratory will provide facilities for such of the basic research of the center A commemorative plaque' pre sented by friends of the late Beasley which will be hung in the laboratory will be accept ed by Chancellor Gibb Gdchnst isovs a seaiea aoor s'He said the child had climbed Bofivtan plane struck the sida er i plane was in pieces when forth over the river looking for bodies '''J Massive chunks 'of the 'passen gerplane were strewn along the (See Beasley Page 3) Mai I is better than the GOP measure but that he still wanted the so called Brannan Plan close Secretary "of Agriculture Brannan said they felt Sure Mr Truman is as much in favor of the Brannan proposal as ever The newlaw is not too far from' price support' recommendations of the Brannan proposal It would permit price supports more near ly in line with the Brannan pro posal than would the Aiken law The big point of difference is the way the various measures would handle surpluses of perish able products chiefly meats dairy and poultry products fruits and vegetables i The Brannan plan would al low prices of these products to seek their natural levels If prices fell below a pre determined "fair" level' for producer the Hany Telephones lie Installed In Miege Sector Residents of Highway 8 of College Station submitted a petition bearing the names of 80 persons desiring telephones at a joint meeting yesterday afternoon of the College Station phone complaint committee and officials of Southwestern State Telephone Company But Strickland Brown wood and TItrman Bryan put complaints from residents in the College Station city' limits ahead of the out of city residents Other aired yester day were the Woodland Estates Addition east of Highway 6 be yond College Hills and a section of Maryem Street in West Park next to the railroad tracksTwenty five names were on the Woodland Estates petition Strick land said that a direct line from Highway 6 to that area was being installed and within 30 days he expects phone service to begin there West Park residents es pecially those on the 200 block of Maryem were promised phones within the next few vifeeks Presenting a progress report Mr Strickland said that 305 Of 382 applications filed since July had been filled with 77 still pending Another 180 requests for phones have been received since that date By Jan 1 College Sta tion: will have about 2000 tele phones in service Strickland said he expected to fill all 257 current' applications 'within 80 working days 7 Another meeting of Southwest ern States officials and College Station residents was set for early January By that time the tele4 phone company will have a branch business office in opera tion at the North Gate Present yesterday besides Strickland and Utzman were members of the committee Halpin Kent Perry near Post Deposit MrL in May ictk 4 5 Some witnesses said there was apparently an explosion after the dedication ceremonies Wldriy Traveled Beasley a 1933 Texas graduate was awarded a travel ing scholarship by the depart ment of agronomy while a stu dent which took him to the prin cipal cotton growing areas of the United States and of the outstand ing cotton merchandizing and processing establishments here and in Europe He served as assistant in the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station's division of agronomy until 1336 received his master degree at in 1934 riad his doctorate from Harvard in 1939 and returned to work with the Texas Station in that year Beuley was interested primar ibr'in the genetics and cytogen etics of cotton and specialized ip the field of interspecific hybridi zation He pioneered in the tech nique of doubling the number of chromosomes in cotton and by this meanswx3 able to obtain fertile hybrids between many specie which previously had pro duced only sterile hybrids when As a reserve officer Beasley was called to active duty with the armed services In March 1942 and served with the Infan try and later the Chemical War fare Service He was killed in action in Italy on September IX 1943 age 34 He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Beasley of Wells who will attend the dedication ceremonies by his widow now Mrs Heed (V Weather 'ft 4 WASHINGTON Nov A little Bolivian fighter plane and a big airliner collided in the airnear iheWashmgtoa airport today with a probable death toll of 54 More than two hours after the crash only one person was known to have come through it alive He was an "unidentified man who babbled deliriously in Span ish and was believed to be the Bolivian pilot Eric Bios Bridoux 23 There were believed to have been 50 passengers end four crewmen aboard the Eastern Air Lines DC 4 which was in bound from Boston and New York One of them was Hept George Bates Massachusetts Republican Crashed at River Edge The airliner crashed at the Po tomac River's edge Bodies of the passengers were flung over an area of 150 yards Many appar ently were lest in the river Jk old window screen It collapsed under het weight leaving her suspended by the neck with bef head trapped in the opening The child been dead at least' 12 bouts Justice Anders estimated She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Dave Sweat of Commerce The child's mother works in a cafe and her father was absent from home wit a railroad crew Anders yithhelfi an inquest verdict today pending completion of an autopsy a INCH SCHOOL OUNDER DIES MONDAY NIGHT NEW YORK Nov i () Mrs Jessica Garretson Cosgraves founder and president of inch Junior College a school tor girls here died last night 'WASHINGTON Nov 1 i Die compromise farm bill of the 81st Congress became the law of i the land today for at least one production season President Truman put his sig nature on the measure late yester day He thereby tossed theso called Aiken law of the Republi cans' 80th Congress into the waste basket before a chance to go into effect But the new which permits continuation of farm price supports at or near war time was not necessarily assured of a long term To the surprise of some political and farm circles the President made no statement in connection with the signing 'Persons these quarters had expected him to use the occasion Colorado Solon Predicts Slash In US Expenses WASHINGTON Nov 1 Voicing opposition to any new taxes Senator Edwin John son (D Colol predicted today the next session of Congress will get tough cutting expenses i Johnson is a member of the tax handling Senate finance com mittee He told a reporter he be lieves a majority of that group will oppose any increase in taxes despite President as sertion that that is the only way he sees to balance the budget sou John Wagner Beasley the comparative short neks of his research' career there is widespread appreciation the great contributions Beasley made to science and to the improve meet of Dr Lew is director of the Texas Agricul utrat has declared thef genetic stocks he produced ber have become the' foundation of new Mtaery Perpehnded' His memory Is io beperpetaai ed by the new $65090 greenhouse and laboratory unit on the campus which will provide fa cilities for basic reasearch and instruction in cotton genetics and cytogenetics jt Dr ft Richman is head as the Potcmac Kver and part et Tt 1 In the' search for bodies a big motorized crane belonging to the Air orce was brought tHft the i i rirjbank '44 A search was still going on for the fore part of the big air finer believed to have submerged in the river i wtfk tare ring' County voted yt terdi Watchful Mother Saves Child Thai Had Hanged Self A tragedy was averted on Mon i Ac 3 An increase of 15 per cent for the Lottie Moon 'offering for foreign missions 4 'A 30 per cent increase tri membership tithing 5 An increase in the missionary education for all young people 6 A 25 Tper cent increase ta the number of full graded A Woman's Missionary Unions so that each Baptist association in the state would have one Engine Trouble Kiwanians Name Joe Molheral or 1950 President 4 Joe Motheral was nominated for 1950 president of the College Station dub kt luncheon meeting Other nominees put before the club by the aminating com mittee headed by Bob Cherry were A Magee for first vice president and Carl Birdwell Colson Otis Miller or Cashion for second vice president and E1 Burgess Rev Norman Anderson Cofes W' Hooper A Bon nen Peurifoy Dr 'W A Varvel and Joe Soedik for direc tors Only one second vice president will be elected from the list of four candidates and four direc tors wui tie cnosen irom uie ust of eight nominees The election will be conducted next Tuesday ighter Airliner Crisli At 4 i A WEST Rain this aftef noon tonight and Wednesday Warmw this afternoon and to night? EAST air warmer this afternoon tonight and in the south i ana cemrat portions Wednesday Moderate variable winds on the coast becoming southerly Wednesday BRYAN COLLEGE Max imum temperature for 24 hours enrline at 7 a was 58 degrees wing unions also face ouster hospital in the Chanfler I minimum 35 no rainfall The the CIO but itzgerald The family physician DrJdrop in temperature brought the would be up to them whethecM Smith was called and the first frost that has been' reported they followed the example trading nurse at the hosdtal this fall tf nt the tot under an oxygen eni TJW a New arm Bill To Be Costly to Taxpayer ori Rabbi SpeaksTSrrow Al Heeling Rabbi Isadora Grrrck rabbi of Congregation Ahavath Shalom ort Worth will address an open meeting of the A Hillel oundation at 7:15 ns Wednes day in the YMCA Cabinet Room Rabbi Gaxsek wifi speak on Judaism and religion from the standpoint of emotional stability and inner strength He will dis cuss a practical way some rd the problems with which we are confronted and endeavor to sum marize what he codsiders the pro per approach to their solution Rskhi wm san Chicago and ordained at Hebrew Theological College' there He served as rabbi in Lubbock and while there taught 1 tory at the Texas Technsio gfcal College He also served as chaplain in the Armybefore A came to ort Worth ta assume the duties of Congregation Ahavath'v Shalom Rabbi Garsek is a mem her of Ybe Rabbinical Council of America and the Rotary Masonic Lodge Scottish Rite and Shrine organizatfoni The meeting is open to the Mih Birthday Is Observed By Msgr Gleissner Msgr Glcbuner' naatnr ol St Catholic church cele oratea nis 84th birthday on Mon day 'beginning the day at 8 with 4 High Mass the choir' singing Later the children irom St' Parochial school gayq a program in his honor and presented gifts to the celebrant The remainder of the day Msgr Gleissner spent Quietly in his home riends Plan To Intensify Search or Harrington HOUSTON Nov riends of George Harrington have organized a committee to intensify search for the missing Houston plane Harrington and his pilot Or ville A Sweitzer 31 Houston have been missing since October 21 when they were enroute ta Houston from Tulsa in Harring ton's small plane John Hude was named search director for the commit tee with Hurley Hust director of information The group plans to coordinate dues received on the missing 37Phi KappaPhi Chapter Members Installed Al college education is design ed to prepare a student for the first situations which he encoun ters out 'of college The continual process of education must pre pare students foe future situa tions" These were the remarks of Dr rank Kerns to newly initiated members of Phi Kappa Phi na tional honor society at College Monday night Dr Kerns national president 1 graduate school at Kent State University formally Installed the chapter Twelve members of the College System in cluding President Bolton and Dean Harrington were initiated along with 25 top sen iors from all branches oi the col lege Selection of the 25 students was made primarily on their scho lastic standing recovered i The only body definitely iden tified in mid afternoon" was that of Helen Gilbert stewardess About 300 eel Up The two planes came together about 3001 feet in the air Airport control officials said Rios Bri doux had been instructed by ta dio to permit the airliner to land first but' that he let down his landing gear and headed in tor a landing without acknowledging the instructions Officials of the Civil Aeronau tics Administration said Bridoux understood English and was re garded as a good pilot His fighter plane was a recently bought from the United States Bridoux had been testing the plane before flying it ta Bo livia Liner Was Landing The airliner was a four engine DC 4T TVcieared'Boston this morning and after a stop at New York was coming in for a land tag atWashingtonaLt theiimeof the collision i The collision occurred about half 'a mile south of the airport over Mount Vernon Boulevard which runs from the nation's Capitol through Alexandria Va to ML Vernon the home of George Washington Skies were overcast but visi bility was unlimited and the ceiling several thousand feet Two military airports are lo cated across the Potomac River immediately adjacent to National Airport The military plane may have been operating from one of these but there' was no definite word immediately on that irst reports said the smaller plane disintegrated immediately HOUSTON PORT CALL OR CHINESE IMMIGRANTS HOUSTON Tex Nov 1 orty nine Chinese immigrants to Central and South America ar rived here today by plane Earl Sealey district sales man ager for Braniff Airlines said similar groups are expected to stop here the next five weeks About 250 immigrants are leaving Hong Kong weekly he said and those going to Latin America will be routed through Houston BILL OR VETERAN AUTOS WASHINGTON Novl A bill to provide ederal payments for about 15J5OO handicapped vet erans of both World Wars has been vetoed by President Truman He said the Legislation would cause and "Lead to abuses' Beasley Laboratory Will Be Dedicated at A Thursdc COLLEGE STATION Nor 1 College System as part: the (of Minneapolis and a ll Yesr Old Girl WttrHatTgrSelf I COMMERCE Nov (JPj The to the topiof (he opening" on an HOUSTON Nov 1 eral Judge Hutcheson Jr today declined comment on a National Labor Relations Board protest it is not receiving a fair deal in the fifth circuit court of appeals "It would be entirely inappro priate for me to make comment on a matter pending before the Supreme Court" he said just have to wait and see what the Supreme1 Court Program Of Work 'V I Is Approved By Texas Baplisls 4 EL PASO Nov 1 (AV Six hundred Baptist had registered by noon today for the Texas Bap tist general convention which will open tonight Hundreds more were expected The Missionary Union was to wind up its preconvention meeting with election of state officers later today The 940 dele gates present adopted their plan of work for 1950 this morn ing It called for 10 per cent in crease in membership' It also included: Stress on revival and evange line programs as a pkrt of Baptist community missions More stress on benevolence dent of the club extends an in vitation to all those interested to learn about the tenets of Juda ism from an authoritative source (rude Oil Ouinuf Over 5 Million Bbls Last Week TULSA Okla Nov I The week ended Oct 29 saw the cnide oil production av erage more than 5000000 barrels daily for the first time 'since last spring the Oil and Gas Journal reported today The total average the Journal said 0005475 barrels an increase of 6800 barrels over the previous week's figure Until then the last previous week in which the daily average went over 5 QQ0000 barrels was that traded April 2 when output was 5068075 barrels Oklahoma reported the larg est increase 'up 4350 barrels to 453850 barrels 1 ive areas reported production declines 150 feet to the shore Personal effects clothing and other items were picked from trees and btate where the impact bad thrown then" wane Anune vwasrer the death toll should even tually prove to be 54 it would be the worst airline disaster in history in the United States mangled' taH section from th United Electrical Workers I bitter attack on the CIOs wing leadership CIO convention today to bodit union ouL A The leftist leaders of nounced their delegates "taking a and thatfe Union was withholding Its iff dues to what they the of the President Philip Murray 'ft no immediate action but he mised yesterday to CIO of its 'left wins minantf 'Which he said was 'community party program i dozen might be purgefc 'A' 1 if WMVI um ngns xMixue oroKf of eleven year old Susy Sweat was found hanging in a Ben Gold admitted commurit tmjj opening in an abandoned party memter and head jmdke house this morning iXiion spej laiTih? fod worxera Emil Rieve head of the textile workers and one ef the most in sistent CIO leaden railing removal oi me len wins i said waited look lone time for this convention" Would Bar Reds The debate wu tourhed off by a proposed constitutional change which would bar com and Iran membership in the CIO execu tive board Prior to the debate pres hqr morning by the tender vigi dent Albert itzeeraM kniraJ a defiant statement accusing ttaltaben Bond who though busy CIO leadership of following ibout household choree stepped "program of raiding union buspluck into a bedroom just in the and baiting" of time He said thenext step is Mrs Bond had put her li the old son Johnnie "to bed 1TH1 4ek4 his mArnlnff won finrl rnwnf intfi President Philip Murray of thtlhe kitchen to do the breakfast CIO would accept the challenges She went back into the quickly The groundwork lor re room in a few minutes moving the which found the baby hanging by geraia says pays dues for 450 ta neck caugnt ugnuy in we 000 members was laid by constpmetian blind cord Rushing to tutional changes approved child she found his 'body nignt for action by tlie CIO cOn and his face purple vention today or tomorrow the child to next door neifh 11 Others ace Ouster w'kri SgL and Mrs Chandcr Eleven other so called Iflft they rushed the child to St PRESENT AT WEOSl ANNOUNCEMENT: Jane Hadler 14 vear eM dauahteM Mre Cari'e ton Hadley stands Set vle Pmldent Alben Barkley and her mother after Mre Hadley announced In pt Li photo) of the society and dean of the Prbduction Was unchanged In graduate school at Kent State Texas I SOME PROGRESSION I JERSEY CITY Nov I I Mrs Ann' Podciborski had i her child Ann 10 years ago Two years 'later she had twins Jeffrey and Johanna now eight Yesterday she presented her proud husband Sigmund with triplets ati boyx I of withholding the per caoita to the CIO itzgerald said the Wli ing with Murray and other CIO leaders on Sunday th? wk given to understand thdt the main btisinp nt rm convention would be a Red child was returned nn4l ImL a fkAiLstWn mv x4w auv4 uunimerciai prew ing spree for the gratification of and the politicians to whom URANIUM Ort 'cesinu zoNEff I Germany Novl vH trman engineer have found traces 1 re deposits in me 1 Germany near be J1115 Xthe Soviet zone al borders Dallas co INCORPORA i 4 nuv Mhanrt tOW in a two 1 the eastern1 1 Murrlf Starts Piir Si 7' T' liV STiTVi JUVXIWIAU' ULVJUtO All VjJLVZ1 VX" UKVELaAND TVfiV 1 fAnMWt V4V HOW BUDCTQinaieS llSeil trtP 4000 nno MB OOU DUO mmbC united Electrical worKenl a oenem no one out oi the CIO from a temoora wi wa am km jm aria nrrin rai7DT aiv vw a ae Mtaas BM A A Court Of Appeals WASHINGTON Nov 1 UP TteMatfonM Labor Relations ryay HUffM "5 hat rrvtal or MM Sa" 1 wT a 8 afr 'life owsnktaJsr ii i 1 i 7 I SSI I 'r4 K' 13 'W i aB a sw aa MamjgnrjuBocsawaiwir wae lt 2 'JLL IE WV i 4 I 'fit I A 11 inwwiiiiiwwi Li alWllllliltalllly ft 1 ft Wo INI 1 4 "'S I A I T'Ze MMM i fi I i I i i agSaMlteWSr 7 J'UT vSW xJt Z'V riii if 'iiiiiMir 1 wMBb 2 to say in effect that the new law i ri 3SJ1 I I ft 1 Pi i I rth I.