The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 1

You'll Find It The Weather THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN SINGLE COPY PRICE: Dally 5c Sunday 12c BROADWAY," OKLAHOMA CITY, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1946. 279. Morning- and Sunday I KT Y'-TWO PACKS 500 Stilwell, Hero Of Jungle War In Burma, Dies Illness Contracted In Tropics Causes General's Death Inspired Sooners Swap Texas Blow for Blow But Are Beaten, 20-13 SAX -FRANCISCO. Oct 12. Con.

Joseph Stilwell. ulainspoken hero ot the epic retreat from Burma and the Ionjr march hack OU'sOffensive Throws Scare Into Longhorns Cotton Bowl Filled As Layne Leads His Team to Hard Win Wallace Joins New Republic Staff as Editor Ousted New Dealer Says He Now Can Speak as He Thinks letorv over Japan, died it his sleep Saiurdav at Letter man General hospital. v.as 63. For the fiery, wiry little genera, death was in placid contrast with a life of violent combat Commander of the U. Sixth army, with headquarter at the San Francisco Presidio General Stilwell entered the army hospital September 27 for a routine checkup.

He underwent an operation October 3, "out his condition became critical orJy three days ago. I idle Sharon Vance, or Col. Leon Vmirc Jr wears a happy smile I Of VQSOr -j i James P. commandine ''eiieial. army air forces flyinx of Col, Leon R.

Va s. commanding lie I unrral raining command, places the Medal of Honor, this nation's hiuhe.sf award, around her shoul- nd. places the Medal of Honor, this nation's hielu-oife D. Vance, widow of the distinguished Enid field. Col.

Vance won the medal leadi be "cremated I June 5. 1944. Wc he was killed when a hospital plane was er who live at Garden City. N. Hew to Knic! lo fr-: vcar-old daimht -rc me ashes v.r.-.u; WASHINGTON.

Oct. 12. A. Will In eo, fired from President Truman's cabinet for his foreign policy views, accepted Saturday the editorship ol the New Republic, weekly magazine in which he can express (hem as he pleases. His appointment is effective in December.

Wallace said It will not interfere with his plans for a Democratic campaign tour. The ousted secretary of commerce said in statement issued through the Washington office of the magazine: "I shall have lie opportunity of ay-inK exactly what 1 think at a time i at Calif His widow, the former Winifred Aii-said she would like also to plate memorial tablet to his memory at V. Military academy adust leh he Russia Served With U.S. Bill Note Asks Moscow To Settle Up Debt ived well rombnt infantry- COTTON BOWL, DAT, LAS, Oct. 12.

A poised, pol ished University of Oklahomj football team stood up an( traded licks with Texas' powerful Long-horns, the No. team of the nation, here Sat urdav and surprised th whole football world by hold injr the Steers to a 20-13 vie tory. More than 50.000 fans overflowed the gigantic Cottor Bowl and 5,000 more were turner away from the gates as the) clamored for a chance to se what turned out to be one of thi greatest football games evei played on this turf and befon the biggest crowd ever to see football game in Texas. It was brilliant climax to a big week end of football which openet Friday night when Southerr Methodist's scrappy Mustang: upset the badly-crippled Okla homa Aggies, 15-6. As predicted, the Sooners threw bone-crunching line against the Lona horns, who had rolled to three eas victories this year, but they also dis played a surprisingly finely-tunei running and passing attack bull around Darrcll Royal.

Dave Wallac and Joe Golding. Layne Is Outstanding mthlng the nc world' is really driving the ii department and delivered Although lie won tie Distinguished Service Medal In World war I and DiV.irtRUUhwJ Service Cross in Voric: war II, Stilwell rnrcly wore any ibixitis. saving he had not bothered c-ser them and that he wanted the combat infantryman's badge. Nicknames Show Nature Nobody had thought to give it to -ait. Dcfore.

not associating with With the badge he died quietly in xc. the Jeatherly. sharp-tongued little with the tooth-brush haircut. I A'JL "7 Miss Marcinc Margery LLAJ 4O-rTeSn0 Heinrieh. daughter of Mrs.

Nollie Heinrich. 1812 Bauer, gets warmed up for her half-time entrance at the OCU-Fresno Stte football game Saturday night as one of five candidates for OCU's homecoming queen. Paul Lovell, who is doing the honors, later crowned Marcine queen. Mar-cine is vice-president of the sophomore class, secretary of Phi Delta sorority, president of the Bravettes and treasurer of Pan-Hellenic council. Incidentally, that score pleased her.

Crowd Story on Page Story of Game on Page 1-B 400 Due Today For Air Clinic Welcome Mat Out For City Visitors Oklahoma City's welcome mat will be rolled out Sunday morning to greet more than 400 early-acrlving officials to the National Aviation clinic. First business session of the clinic is scheduled for Monday, but delegates, international representatives and members of the visiting press will be guests Sunday evening at an informal reception in the chamber of commerce banquet hall. Saturday city, clinic and chamber of commerce officials were polishing up the city's hospitality and checking elaborate plans to provide conveniences of all types for the visiting dlg- RegLslration will open at 8 a. m. Sunday in the lobby of the Sklrvin Tower hotel, downtown clinic head City Planners Set Sights On 20 Airports npWENTY airports by 1960 is the goal set to accommodate Oklahoma City's rapidly expanding air traffic in a comprehensive airport survey just completed by city planning experts and submitted to the city planning commission for study.

Of this number of airports, three would be developed primarily to handle commercial traffic with others devoted to caring for the anticipated boom in private flying as well as expected helicopter traffic. To 'handle this city aviation boom and co-ordinate the development of airport facilities, the planning commission is urged in the report to establish an independent airport agency, with full responsibility and sweeping powers including the licensing of ail ports, regulation of their operation, control over metropolitan air traffic and the right lo construct, operate and lease airport facilities. Other major recommendations covered by the survey include: 1 Expansion of Will Rogers field including an additional north- WASHINGTON, Oct. 32. ve)- The United States has asked Russia to begin negotiations designed to settle up the Soviet's $11 billions wartime lend lease account, informed diplomatic officials disclosed Saturday night.

These officials said the American government had sent a note to Moscow several weeks ago suggesting this step but had not yet received a reply. Russia presumably will be asked during the conversations "to pay the United States a percentage of the cost of the guns, tanks, warplancs and other materiel furnished her under negotiations with other countries, however, the United States has not sought full-scale compensation. Factors like war losses, and casualties are taken into consideration before arriv- world into two armed camps. Will Raise Voice "As editor of the New Republic, I shall do everything I can to arouse the American people, the British people, the French people, and, in fact, the liberally-minded people of the whole world to the need of stopping this dangerous armament race." The magazine now lists four editors. One of them, Bruce Bllven.

also is president of the company publishing the magazine. Bliven said in New York there would be no change in policies, that Wallace would have the title of "editor." and that present editors probably would be listed as associate editors. The others arc George Soule, Michael Straight and Stark Ideas Coincide The magazine offered Wallace the editorship immediately after he was dismissed from the cabinet. It said Wallace's views nnd those of the mag- Next Year It Will Be Different, Sooners Promise Texas Hosts DALLAS, Oct. 12.

Big, rough Texas got another football win Saturday, as the scores will indicate, but the folks this side of the Red river know a couple of ball clubs, were out there. If anyone wanted to match points for points on the two teams it would be hard to convince any of the Sooner partisans that the big red line gave away anything during the bruising tilt. figui siting to the account. ratic. but in the long run he had 1 completions in 25 attempts for 19 and four more intcrcepied a hig! IHMTcnlagc for young Mr.

Layne. Goldtng and Wallace supplied th Sooner scoring punch. Goldtng by re turning an Intercepted Layne pass fo a 99-vard run which was the mos national issues. "Since 1914." it added, "the Nc south runway by 1950, and a complete As for passing both the sooners Republic has fought in the tradition Aggies will more than willingly quarters. Plans went ahead for the first prc-clinic event, the landing of 11 light planes on Walker in front of Municipal auditorium, where they will be on display during the four-day clinic.

Dick Martin, manager of municipal airport, said the first planes would arrive In the heart of the city lor landing about 7:30, with the others close behind. The weatherman predicted suitable weather and a breeze ouC of the south, which would see the planes coming to a slop bc-t eei Main and the city hall. At the capllol. everything was in of true progressivism. No other fig dual runway system by luoo.

'terminal facilities arttto be expanded to handle 20 planes an hour by 1950 and 50 planes an hour by I960, requiring a new terminal building on the north ure in American lire is better qualified to carry on this tradition than The United States furnished Russia $11,141,000,000 in lend-lease as of Dec. 31. 1945. Russia's reverse lend-lease contributions for the same period totalled $2,213,000. Temperature Due To Bounce Back beautiful dash of the day.

Wallace Henry Wallace. th nd shari OPA Housing Probe Opens side of the field, glorv with him was young Jim Owen: "We are proud to say that with Mr. Wallace as the editor of the New Re- agree that it would sure be a help to have a passer named Layne or Payne on your bench. 12 completions in 14 tries sank the Aggies Friday night and needle-sharp Layne put Oklahoma down, after a real fight, the same way Saturday afternoon. If anyone thinks Oklahoma's travelers were embarrassed about showing, the answer is a big, flnt no.

public (he American people need longer fear that his voice has tii readiness Saturday for the first Into Mid-Seventies Oklnhomans can fold up. that extra The disclosure of the new position field would handle about tw WASHINGTON, Oct. 12. The OPA Saturday night Downtown a pool of 5Q automobiles 19-year-old freshman end from Clas sen highschool, who caught two in row for 25 yards and 11 yard, th latter a jxiy-off punch. The Sooners missed one scoring op portunity which might have brough them a tie but the Longhorns.

on th other hund. might well have had 27-6 win, except for Gildings goa line interception when It appearei Texas was certain to score. Texas Looks Great thirds of the non-scheduled aviation for itsi: man who served csgnt yen I secretary of agriculture and foil ctivity and the downtown strip would Dutch Lindsay nnd E. C. Joullinn will be ready Sunday to provide ready vice-president came shortly before Wallace gave his daughter, Jean, in blanket they pulled out Friday night.

the 'cold shoulder -at least for the I weekend. A fair and warmer Sunday was forecast for the entire state, with I strong southerly winds expected to push the mercury up in Oklnhonia LU 'l UIU- quits a score of well-intentioned but down on builders or others who poorly-prepared Sooners were ready violate ceiling price and vet- for a donncybrook with just anyone crans' preference regulations of: the housing program, promising A Paae pictures, Page 24-A "criminal prosecutions" where who wanted to continue the Okla- marriage. i He told a reporter just before transportation for visitors. Aquitania to Bring UN Delegates to U. S.

LONDON. Oct. 12. Ai The for ceremony there would be no change in It Texas ball i game the Sooners played Saturda The sprawling Cotton bowl was fill A specially trained force of OPA agents will take the field Monday to his plans ot stump the country for Democratic candidates during the current congressional campaign. Wallace plans to leave here next week and to speak in Michigan.

Indiana, California, Washington, Min Go-; Jocph Stitucll Y.m: Viiiecar Joe" copending on how he: them at any given TTs rttuinu-s summed up the a nrn who would fight to what he thought was zr- was sparing; of his sol- r. which first came to attention in the bitter Defeat Was Bitter T.ne undermanned, outgunned British and Chinese had after fading heart breaklnt retreat afoot out of wiidt-rnes! Stilwell scoffed at lit- to sugar-coat the allied defeat, eign office announced Saturday night the liner Aquitania will make a spe press the drive in co-operation with ed with 45.000 fans for the clash and it is a cinch that if next year's tickets had been on sale at the exits another sellout crowd would result, oven this far in advance. cial sailing from France to take dele more than 550 local OPA rent offices. nesota, Wisconsin and perhaps Ohio gates to the New York meet! council of foreign ministers. The announcement came as Senator city ironi Saturday nign oi oi to nearly 74.

Low reading at the airport station Saturday was 36. Town high was G8 at 3 low. 38 at 2 a. m. There was no precipitation.

Slate readings at 4:30 p. Way-noka. 66: Gage. 67: Ponca City. 69: Enid.

66: Oklahoma City. 67: Aid-more. 69; Tulsa, 69; Fort Sill. 60. Dallas Liquor Stores Tempt Sooner Fans The announcement said Russian.

the affable Dalla. )UT TV Wiley Wis.) of the senate judiciary committee released correspondence are willing lo concede, after see Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevln would only fulfilled the promise made twi weeks ago when they battled Armti at that time No. 1 in the nation, un til the Cadets were fortunate to ge a 21-7 win. The Longhorns used all the wizard1 and power in their book to down th, Soonors in brilliant sunshine but criv air which made this a much mon even battle physically than the swel tcrtns hent usually permits. The Steers jumped out in front.

14 0, before the Sooners could tally (her the red-slurted Oklahomans banger uoross twice to pull within a (otm 14-13, early in the fourth period. Th.v 3 Development of nine minor airports for privntc flying, including retention of Wiley Post. Country club and Lake Overholscr ports and abandonment of the Nuckols airport. Six new sites are recommended, and the independent agency is urged to acquire approximately 200 acres for each. 4 Development of nt least five, and possibly seven, close-in landing fields for helicopters by 1950.

each having sufficient space to accommodate between 200 and 250 planes. (Additional details. Page 16-A) Iran Rebels Ready To Call Off Revolt TEHRAN, Oct. 13 UV) The newspaper Etclaat, said Saturday night Nasser Khan, chief of the Qasqnl tribes ot the southern province of Furs had telegraphed the Iran premier that he' was "prepared to obey Qavam's instructions" after three weeks of re- be on board and added "it is anticipated that much preparatory work for ing their town hopelessly buried under a horde of homeless fans, that housing accommodations must bo improved before another pair of ball games are slated on the OU-Texas weekend. the New York meeting will be done and Illinois.

Editing magazine will be no new profession for the Iownn. Before coining to Washington as the late President Roosevelt's agriculture secretary, he was editor of Wallace's Farmer and lowa Homestead at Des Moines. Grid Fans Injured READING. Oct. 12.

(P) A trolley car carrying 158 persons to the Readlng-Allentown football game upset on a curue near Albright stadium Saturday, injuring at least 30 of the passengers. None of the injured, all Reading residents, was reported hurt people without Wi.iltl feel we tot ti hell of a beat-run out of Burma nnd it lon to make their nvervaiions fihi clinchinK touchdown three min thousands of footbaHfrfollowers from" "dry" Oklahoma were in the city this weekend to root for their state One liquor store posted a sign reading: "Welcome Oklahomans. Wc have it." the hotel managers, who do ont want to be quoted admit that the average fan has little chance of making the riffle. Next year? It will be the same story then, the majority of all hotel space turned over in blocks of rooms to during the voyage. Housewives Line Up For Beef Bone Sale BALTIMORE.

Oct. 12. (A1) Old Mother Hubbard had nothing on Baltimore housewives who stood in line Saturday for the privilege or buying beef bones at 5 cents a pound. The bones were bought after a frantic two-hour sale in which shoppers carried away 4.350 pounds of beef and veal products. Lines for the meat, that came attached to the Porter cited a statute which he said jives the agents the power to make ar-ests and added that "the right to weapons for defense necessari utes later with a concerted drive firec A 72-yard march in the first 11 minutes of the game brought th ly flows from" that, power.

Clark omisea his reply later. In the housing enforcement drive. liming as hell I think it to so back and retake it." take it he did. his battered old campaign hat becoming a symbol oat line action for a mixed force en who spoke eight different lanes. Stilwell was right up there, on far he was an infantryman, first, and always.

Events Move Swiftly June 1945. Lieut. Gen. Simon ar Buckner jr. was killed on Oki- while commanding the Tenth i-.

Stilwell, who was nearby on an tour, wits named to suc- and supervised the final nip in the Ryukyus. Porter' statement said that the "mnx- Airliner Hits Car, All Escape Football Scores bones started forming at 11:45 p. but that "cases requiring criminal prosecution will be certified to the attorney general's office." Friday night, with 25 gct- ting ready for the 6:15 opening ..770 620 Child Dies in Fall On Farm NearTulsa A freak accident cost the life of ter attending the Japanese "The flames were so intense that we were driven back but wc saw about seven fellows, all members of the crew, standing back a-ways. How they got out of the plane is Murphy said that he did not actually see the crash but he had United States, and last Feb-r 23. took command of the Sixth which assumed the duties of ld wartime western defense cora- Nartie Eula Ann Sullivan, 3-yenr-old daughter of Mr.

and Roy Tar- he was alone in his automobile an the nlanc struck the roof of his car. A TWA spokesman said the plane overshot the field while landing, hurtled across the highway and burst into flames. He said the ship was being: flown from La Guardia field. New York, to the TWA base Joseph Murphy, owner of the Hickory House, a restaurant adjacent lo the airbase. said the plane burst into flames after it struck We heard the crash in the restaurant and all oi my waiters and waitresses went to the scene." Murphy said.

NEW CASTLE. Oct. 12. OP) A four-motored Constellation airplane of Trans-World Airlines crashed and burned Saturday night after striking an automobile nnd shearing off trees along the highway near the New Castle airbase. TWA officials reported all seven crew members escaped from the ship without injury.

No passengers were aboard, they added. Charles A. Sylvester. 37. or Wilmington, who said he was the driver of the automobile struck by the plane, was not hurt seriously.

Officials of the Delaware hospital at Wilmington, where he was treated for shock, said Sylvester told them observed the plane a few minutes before the Hospital Carries On Despite Power Strike PITTSBURGH. Oct. 12. (JP) Lights suddenly went off in Belvedere hospital Friday night, but in the flickering light of candles and flashlights Mrs. Mary Ellis gave birth to a seven-pound girl, her fourth child.

In another Pittsburgh hospital where electric power was also impaired for a short time, nurses operated by hand an iron lung in which Gilbert Holden has lived for four years. of Tulsa Saturday afternoon, little girl was playing In the on a 200-noiind tire-spreader 1s Washington Secretary of War and other high army expressed their sorrow at Stil- 0 fi it 20 0 7 0 0: 7 11 14 14 4 "It seemed to be flying low but I knew it was coming in for a landing so I didn't pay any attention to it." lie continued. "However, as soon as I heard the crash I knew it was the plane that 1 had when it fell and crushed the right side of her head and chest. She died 0 0 00 Ohio State 0 fi 13 fi 25 Notre Dame Complete Scores, Details Section B. ite to a Tulsa hospital in an ambulance.

She was Mrs. Tarwater's i daughter by an earlier marriage. Relaled News, Page 13-B.