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POST WAR PLANS POST WAR PLANS
THIRTY-SECOND YEAR HENDERSON. X. 0., ERiDAY AKTERNoON. OCTOBER ID, ID-15 _El\ E CENTS CORY
U. S. Seeking
New Treaty
For Region
New Hemispheric
Pact Is Proposed
As Aid to Unity
Washing ton. <ct ■ 1 h.— (AC)
—The Slat ■ I >t-*ii;u*tmi-lit has
called in four Senators to help
draft an inti r-American i.% g. y
that wi uld keep western hemis
phere di fi n e a home project.
Headed hy Chairman Tom
(' : rally of t he Foreign Rela
tions ( ■ mn ittee. the Senators
are working with the depart
ment 1 n a new version of the
Act of ('hapultepee. Others in
tl e group are Senators George.
Valid; nherg and Austin.
Tl e ;>. .hies appai’1 ally . n't c :
lor 1 iVl) i('i;OI.>
1 Ttie American nation: d. n't
wan; the re-t >•! the world telling !
then v hat tod) about keeping law |
and oril' r in :i.e:t <.w n iiaekv.ird.
't—irlit tlie> agreed ill signing
the l ritrd Nations charter that
the world seeurit\ eouneil
should have the final s;i\ on
moves to stop aggression
S', the ,i"b s to .»ul ini.) the pro
I i treaty w -ixling that would
g:ve ti e r.. stern h* im- phei e n .ti >n
■ i best possible hand to co! . it and
act |. -r their mnt al i>enel i; w it bout
ii !: ingiiig on the power the inter- j
ji.it i ... organi/ata n.
Indications are that the pro..deni .
will he : .el by tollowing I; • pattern
aid d.. w! i for regional •#i’g,.jji/:.!!•>».■
at the San Fran, isc j cont'eren '.
- r “ --
\ onczuclan
Revolution
Spreading
V. ,s|rnr>' •-* ' ' • III AIM A
1'. i,1 Stale.' emlvi.‘",v ollltil •" ,
i , a . Venezuela was fired on
■ ; ill tin .‘nurse of premSng
I . . . .>nr!i!■ I" ;wi. 1 r al mill- I
• •. nd goven cut fo
a , .In-tilt .1 1’ n Mm "'Hn.il
,t! i-lo-eti by lhe Si lie l)ep irt I
, Ml I u; iking ! md,e ill -|>a' .'t.es
l . \, i,.,sa.. il >r i I ’gan.
I • , upheaval .urns "> " ■
am yi ■ nlav .a 1 !’ m.
( ‘ . |- in I)' : f.4 ( 11 J_
mi| iiy II p III hr' e S'.’ the
., bail i'ai iln '1 • ! the T 1 dent -
j, and 'he im.ury ntditarv
. a 11 ; n y
|-i rv bad set up la .ids iarier m
r 11.111 *1 m v.
Meanwhile, go.-enu wnt h.r-e
• ii* • ’ , . ii • 1 ■ ' :
■ . n personal i nd, v\ a eap
111: t-d at the San l at I barracks.
First Session ()t
Advisor\ Bod\ On
Japan Is Delayed
\V i 11, M.Mton. ( i i 19. -t Art * he
S',a, |icpiiitmen' "tm mneed i- day
,, i ■ ii —day postj onm-ent ot the . i i si
. .. Ill the Allied adv '..--"ry e
’ ,,:l Japan It • -ian attend
■m, e i ■ I" ■ I not. ,
I ' M -all !-• I'Oil tor i he delay
V . - line "1 the mi ited Rm ern
.. d-l n't h*1 able 1" get then
. tut tives . ere in Hum tor llu
■ ... di.'.ed IS -am V >e; 'her 23.
l b, , ; 7e, the .mno meern.i ' said
- i ,, bt en decided to I’, dd
In • : . cling the commission oi
Ui'ai'l Ilk" , , ,
I ■ ,s obvious that this delay at
- additional lm e 1 >r the elort
- • blentty nude: way by 1 ieM
rent I I mill mm pres m aM.v 'he
hi . thn.ffti .a- to ‘ '■ ^ m
d ; lenities div i'll ng the All b
1 r, nations 1 ‘ nr '
. . ■ -1 • It been a.
,, ,.m that tin t'hlleo Stall-, M
I kiina. IMiihppme-. Austral
an I Canada Will hr ! epU'sellted.
MontgomtTN Ward
Released I>\ Army;
I)efi anee Flaring
Chicago, Ort. in.—(,\Pi —
Fresh defiance of VVI.B direc
tives same from .Montgomery
Ward and Company today as it
regained from the army control
of properties which were seized
in seven cities by tfie govern
ment more than nine months ago
aftrr a prolonged dispute with
a ( It) union.
As thr army yesterday tire
pared to give up its ron'id of
the huge mail order firm. cite,
live -*t I I :.*in p in. Thur.,i\.
Sewell \vrv hoard ehairiom
ard central figur" in |i.,. ,;js.
putr with tile 01 ioi* and tb" eor
ernment announced abolishment
of compulsory maiotamo ore ,.f
union meinhership and chink oil
of union dues.
These were tin- main issues hv
the CIO mal order warehouse
and retail employes uni', > in
contract negotiations. W 'id's i •
fnsal to obey Wl.lt orders etn
hraeing them preeiiiit ated two
seizures of the company by the
government.
Peron Might
BeCanclldate
In Argentina
Ousted Strong Man
Has Permission to
Seek Presidency
Buo os Aires. Oct 19 (AP
ml. .1 u.m Pc’ mi will ipermittee I
ay the army la mn lor president
ex! Apri! 7 reliable •!.••» re
1, orted today a- a stunned popula.i
iazedlv accepted his swift return 1 !
power.
But the army, the [lower behind
’i ron and President Farrell, wa.- ]•■•
larled to have stipulated further
dial the gn\ ■; nment must remain
mpartial in the elect ions, giving no
lirect aid to Peron.
This source said the army,
represented by t tie powerful
Cumpii de Mayo garrison, had
laid down conditions for Porous
return IroiM-custody to a diiliun
vio'leni~B«iW\irs. 8" *-4i"~"
Fvidfi tly intent upon retaining it
irmed grip oil the government, the j
V wa - -aid to have vded an at
tempt t, install eithei Ounaim m |
Anti lb', both >t much Peron support
,., in the new cabinet. Oui.iano ■'
interior minister and Aiitiltn w a
• , , „ minister w hen I’cr >n
igned Octobei 9 a ■■ t <
ter and ■ ice pn i l*'iii
under pi et me fi >m Ca po de Mayo
gi" mps Neither o( the ' ' ! 1 J11
peari'd in fee cabinet which was
s\\ o: n in ye..terday.
rresHH'iil
Meets With
His Cabinet
Washingti n, ()ct. IS. 1 AI’'
President Truman disc i-sei v.'.-m
m ice policies with hi - cabinet U»"a>
but there wsn no immediate an
nouncement ot the results
Press Secretary Ross said tout i
.Pin ent . • policy and new much
if'erv to deal with labor jispute
’ probably will he deterred mill Mon
j day.
I Mr Tr tnwn 1 'Id lvs new • > ;
:i 1 e vesterdav that lie won.
i have a statement after the c mine
meeting II" did not say. it >wtv<
- that it would be made today
s' Ross Stud the scope ot tin I t
- denfs statement would depend <
r , the cabinet's discussion.
e i Present auu • " P "‘>
i to allow watt'- increases only to c
net any inequalities and »heie
n ■ compensatory price cases lo -
- Administration spi.-esmen
- leaned toward n ore 1.1km al w .
a policy while holding the line a„au
I |:i it * ri.se*. ___
Big Trial Gf Nazi War Criminals To
Open On November 20 In Nuernberg
Manhattan Skyline Gr The Mighty Enterprise
DAWN WAS STii.l. CLINGING TO THi Til s
prise came to journey’ end The Big E is
• • y carrier I inter-,
dot t A*. . Y :.v lor the Navy Day cole- |
ront Against Shidehara Asked
Kalion
Of Butter To
Drop Soon
However, Cold Cash
Price Expected l o
Increase 1 cw Cents
W "
ter nr'.iy 1 ■ ' ' 1 ‘ ’
month. Il 'i ‘ "ll • 1 '
. hell out mme to « ' ;
'[ hey :ir» ‘ ’ >’
I ccnt.~ m1 'i1 i" '
\ . be -; *
rrlal > 11 " ' 1
■ l. 1. t
i tail eeiline, ji "■
(mile it"1 1)11' • 11
possibility that
i a
; v. imn m I- ; "i" I '
j be rat t" ei
lme n "d 1
! ,|i(. I K', n! reh a.- ■ h.v Om
ao.llim.iimi ! ■ " J ol :"
,.\t t!u 1' ’ 1 '
i indieatinti ;;l
| l«- I will eon ' ■ ‘ ■ ^
N.-vi mbei . ' b ; ’
| meat p. itil e
nioptl-i.
Withdrawn! ' 1
- j hiiiHllina h> - i '
Cotton Pnccs
Sii^itl> P>ettei
;{ ! _
X t V. rt
i fi uh'-d to 10 1 ■ 1
,, 30 ;■ >1 n 1: a ‘ ;‘
Ilen-nibor 23 44. Mar i ■
is May 23-33. r
io l>> rerm •
t. Vn:vh -
e May
,e July
St < let.I1" t O .
p. reml in l 11 * i1.'
Philip; ines G. I.’s Charge
Armv Is E leaking i
M . O ' 1‘> — < 'i’1 ~
; |, > i ii'! i 'il in' n in l,lt'
i I,.;,. ■ . * -■ "" 1 ' 1 ' '
i,, i ;at..1 "i *’<• : 1'1 ,!l v
, , l’.n iin an. Unlay ac
t ll' on' i* ' ' M " '
, ... ; no ,
i icli ii ion »
! I ! ■' * !*'• ■
{ I , : I . H>.'I' 11
.. , > • . i” t.» i.i.iKt u-f
„1 , . ■ .. - ' 'il*'’
■ -I
They ill '
'. • si''- •• 1 "‘i'"' "
.... 'i,. • "r'!
]i'V;, i !• it*r 'I" " 1
ii - .in'
; ■ ‘ ■ ’■ ; 1 ; !
• o;l
| inkin' lull one
III.; .. n '
t, ; , ... ' -I 'I' .r '! )•' « 11
I- . . : ui .: i . il;'.11Ii tu rule > -n
-II:,".
. is -lie in •'•••
I „ •>■'. '• | :i- l'-'
. „. „. i -.1 tlf v. I- '•
. . ,, • Mni' i. o
j. . j' .’ i',- !i tn ”Ul '■>'
cm i ships m nape m ....... • ■■
1 Mi.ips cadi, sonic \\ itli 1H hours
pink by .70 men.
been done before," said
( nl Davidson, "li the ships arc
alb.i a ted. 1 can have ea< h read'
in carr\ “7 troops hack to the
1 s in emuparti'rl' Rood li' ins
.limitinn within IS hours it I
i,a\c 70 men to wank on
; a li of them."
\ tans a'sii complained that
tin truly " as \ iol it' d its
nii.i.. tn scn l home the hir.h
i print men first. They said
the polio cl snndmr, divisions
bum o the unit, iiuludins till
r'clul' ts. h aves 70 and SO pu'mt
... ^: i .in on I he docks with no
trunsnr.iiili'.r.:.
WEATHER
Hilt \OKTIl < MIOI.IN-'
I air and ronlinucd warm tn
t**m-i(!‘ rai l' < !tiudin.'-s
uilh M-aitcrr I show ri's w est
n.irtinn lunisM and caM P n i'mn
- in >ias . nnlcr 'vilurday.
rlrarius in wed imrli-»ii. ^
Unity Move Made
By Communists;
. Jo.jJjSHePJ?;.“atic.a the soeial
uaVtv todav to join in a united
, . , nt die Shideham govern
m, nt which they said ' has no ability
t(, rl,V„. with the present situation.
The -.ocinlists did not reply im
mediately Further talks between the
| ur. ,p, wen- set for tomorrow. bu’
I i,,. r..,U iea 1 I adoration of 1 .tilers, a
workers organization, strongly de
ed tin. muni ■ I1 n a1
| the first toiler's mass meeting si nee
i lii.• ti a " tier. ...
Meanwhile. Foreign Minister
Y i oli ill a told his first press eon
ferenee the chief task ot Premiei
Shidehara's cabinet "as to carry
out terms of (he Potsdam con
ference as smoothly and as
rapidly as pnsible to "demon
strate our Rood faith through
i deeds.
C m mist i .on a a S -i is, A am’*
vama i 1 Matsu >to called at tin
0 the Japan socialist
■ mally asked the party to .ion
in opposing the cabin.
Th< c .miminists i t d the soea uistf
were onee bitter polite.d i a--. 1111
stam.i e'.pre.sed belie! that the group:
, iici (impel ate in a "unified singlt
It tide uni' >n."
The toiler.' drew a e .purity ami
enre at their first ass mecti -
\ftej t . of ;heir 1* ders atta .<
■>u communist plan for one Iron
..Mpon to Shi laiiar .. they atlll
•0 support <>t the imperial m.-Ute
■ ion, said Do ' '•> •••• - 1 ;| ney
1 N 1)1 K Till BLANK FT
Mti-kegoii. Mich., dd l‘J- Al
— Police Capt. Arthur -h Siplo
iMSivnuied t> the scene ot t.i
u.dtic accident last nigh', removed
anket fron tin body to ieh in
•he identity »•. the \ i tin . It w
vis brother. George Siplon_
Mass Indictments Formally
Served On 23 War Leaders
(11 •: 11' n v. (n1 .1 ( A P) I ■ ‘ ■ i .'■! i i' t wav
i ! J4 liifjj Nazi i (in :i ..:i < • i .ii'ii ill 's
■ . i n \( it",ii'i i . *: i in*crn . ..ii an*
•i i ■ J today,
it.- ; tli'1 beginning <>l ; i <• .•< c!i'■ 1 ’ '••• p' l; *l.v ' ll"
■hi Si • : U ■ Viri VV- )' and ' . uf.lt.i- wa.- ' : 1 -:.••!*:ly
^lii 'men'. |a • ■' site. I ' - Pa i ■ ■ ■ '■ i '■ ' -1 •
: ' 1 a .lilt .Tad bt :i .-'I . r. I ■ si 1!!! ' t: n' i :• a ■ '.' ■ i •. .
I l *•:, ii-h nciant, Mai mu iv.i
::i. j; enlly still i - at large and
• • .-.i i ai sentia
I In- indictments were served
mi the defendants—politicians.
militarists, industrialists and
ether 1 uni tioil.tries in A loll 11 i l -
lir s Nazi retime at 3:13 p. m.
(8:15 a. m. K.S.T) today.
Mi .in! Anti.'.ny NVtive, a British
!: ivv. r. ga c ( .pit's III the 34,filth
v. orri :11■ i■ i a in ‘ ■ the n.en in tiicit
tare fully - - tells. He expli tied
i them exactly what their rights
were.
The induing' t- were -erved "tv.
Her , ann \\ i 1 h e I tit G icring.
Ri . N 3 Nazi and Ait
.■'ere'' chief.
Joachim ton Kibuentrop, Foreign;
Minister.
R id'.lpf Hes.-. No. 3 Nazi.
Hubert Ley, Nazi labor trout lead-I
Wi Ihelii K'-itel. ' ield arsha I and i
■hie! of the high n mnttind.
Alfred < doncl-gent ra! and
child o! the army staff.
K . I 1 >• ceil,a g: i d adnn a! and
• ,.r.*-v in eh cl ol : he f lorn: .n
Navy.
K. . it Riieder. grand .niiniral and
:■ i n .a c .m.•viand'r of the navy
Go i; i Kntpn ' oil Bolden laid
Haifa /a. ndustrialist.
Hjalrnar I i : '• (»)•<•• • v Scnae: !,
fwrmei 1 a.■ I : - r ,ui a-. and
Her /
Walther- F io! N.i/i press
chid and fit i •- .den1
Fi ank •• or Pa pi. ; ' ia • (.; • y V >x"
ol Nazi d: u! o u
Ernest K a Item : a - <-r. ' ..< -1 the
Na/i security pom
Allied Ho.h-iu.i-. . an-: prophet >f
tin t / pail a,.
Hans Frank, u- >vci in a g.-i . ral in
the Polish ore,ip; '
Will ( k- Fra Na/i "protect r"
: i Bohcini . aiui .ll- r
Fr;1/ Snuckel, SS a . i SA general.
Albert Spe< r. Na/i n. a. -a. min
ister.
Arthur Sey-.--Inquart, ga a loiter
. lor the Net'a i 1 aid.-.
Julius Streicl.cr. Number One
Nazi jew-feaiter
Hans Fritz - » prop; _ mdist.
Constantin -. o: Neurn'.h. "protec
tor" tor Boherru.. and M,.,. .a.
Ball;r \ mi Si i,irarh H.'.lei Youth
chid.
The t a a... I ihu ' ei.' ■ a. ere pre
sented yesterday in Bia au P the
co,li t which \' II l r\ tin greatest
i war crimes case in iu.-'orv Judges
and pi - i'it. l ' ;u' l > :'' ,i S' ites,
II Bi ' 11 ,.nd France partiei
pated.
The defendant- h,r. c 311 days hi
which to prepare their ...
1 ho sun i\ i o' ! lit ;• i'.- regime,
which .-.ought at tin co t e.-iimated
at 1 U.OOu.iion ! ■ I •loir.ir.ati- the
world, ivn’ i-.h.irged . a d illy md
a■.: it ■■ i ■ i ■: y a ■ ': , i: . i .y I a ug"
war a ( rime attain t humanity
In addil a n t.. the indr. fuiljs. the
German cabinet, the lenriciship corps
of the Nazi party, the SS or elite
guard, the gfstapn, the storm troop
ers ail the secret service.
The indictment charges a common
plan I a.v ’ " er’drow the
treaty ol V. ■ ■ ■ mirm Germany,
a„(i * 1'1 an temp.I.v ter Ger
many by any means i. Un6-io-ce
nd ggri i war. I < < fen ■ • U
arc accused ■ crimes aga.ust peace
"« nd waging wai
agaii ■ P» l-B'-it ■ i I1','
B< g m. ItT and.
i . Yug Greece,
| Hussi i an i • a t'nih - ■
M., cover, the N zi < - a .
; V .gun; ■ ■ v ' a " -a-- -f
ttempt ti 1 1 "! ia
! were, ehu ged in -a ■ a»f
tl e Balk; r . ■ • . ®nls
said 4,465, uea‘
Than:,. ■' -•.. *>y gun
■ tire and cNeeuiim I ■ wwliere, the
! el'. rg'» -
Selected Issues
Continue Climb
New Y". :. • ' t. 1!) - '‘ 1 —
gelB i - .- cnnti-n msil then e-limo
1 to new emh; year ! ' ' •>'
, though m ny leaders, espee ally
••blue eh ; s,' \\ er< bje ■ 'a hght
_ filterings.
In :• n-w i igh r: ■ ' '•'ere Ins*
lille ' C Sehenelev and Pura
, , V:. ' r. -I 01 • ■ '> • arnings.
i United Si., te> S'"' Keneral
. K« M’.eo-i n ' sr proceed
inft „ , Cl V er. Bet lch« J and
a A mo i ieai Pelepl • ' lac kw an 1
1C wore ,],.hn.--M mdie 1'oPont. Al
ls bed C hemieal ..nd Montgomery
Ward Bonds did l-ettei __
HALSEY INSPECTS WELCOMING KET
’agwssfflMIMSBMWPrLTiigfl^' \
fleet ADMIRAL William F. Halsey and comedian Bob^Hope
si ;■ rsor».ws*fe£
!; , . .kl..v, aSthTS! O^rnauona, SoundfihQtQ)
k
Officials Seek To EnclMichigaii SU-iKt
. i L
i llv The \ssmiated Tress)
Fnli iail and M ehU'. n ’•1 *' "'
i i! nio\ ed today In rial .1 llul
•j (inn ('in atilfy worker* a.* «•">
Hi 111 V ITI-Ws slaved mi ,,1,‘ ’
n aim in <let tri 1 " , < nu'
non.nmi mn~uinei
•l.ihn C1 ‘.n. speeial anl
S, 1 r 1.1 1 ol l.alioi Sehwollenb.
V .IS rn II" to a 1 • * >•' ’■ '
■(,.:. r died las (i V i n I Ki ll". M
atn it.nt to end thr • ;du t n
heads were to attend. 1 ll’ " '
lull known if ’e|ir< -rnt.itive* "i
n.,w ei n mpaoy w mild lie I" ’ ' n'
Foremen of thi sim ■ . Con im
IV Vfi company, winch *>cr\.
Emergency Crews
Continue Service
;r
■> - i sr,,re-- Hi foinmuniii''- • hea\;v
, striked lower Michigan J; '»
1" \\ 11 h nui-strike!'- in staying in P •'
eh „rd sub-st ition I he smiat «
is- dps ril ed as normal by compi ny
ail [u-ials. but muon 1c ale! - -"t! “
ton n< in .1 unlikely the emergency c t
could cont - tie to natnt tin sei \
tht Meanwhile, aci >ss the ‘ > 1
1 , ,-w and continuing k">»r <U-P
ei kept a Lit lit 457.000 worker- •>.,
,cc- eluding the 210,000 suit coal »'■
Remain On Job lo
For Consumers
in- in
mi - fins' • . -'!’•■>■ ’ • 1 \
M,. John h u .i . United Mine fto ■
vie I>l e -ill.-l,'
o • ... ■
r, KSEJ5 V ■'
it e ended U t« i« *
o ' ' '■
iti;^ , u.con in- 'irfi Ml e 11 Ml I >
in- Pie.~ dent K.'vn tvnlin-i.-d.
iers
! Senate Group Votes To
|Help Veterans On Taxes
Wa.-hingt 'it. Oft t'.1 AIM 1 he
Senate Kin. • c U" ' mute voi.M ,
i.,y w to.give alt imomI ivum
laves during v> ar y, .1 • on the set v |
p;iy of enlisted pars nine! in the
n lin'd forces.
Veter,uis belt w the g> atle "• e on
mis - ned lificei 1 n't ■" en h n <
in pie returns on tin'll sevviee ut
,t ft,tigress I'mally approves
the provision.
The commilli'c. di ' g to cm
a S4THIUMIU.UOI' 1 euttnig I'd
If fore night tall. "led til 1 "’hoi
icnefits for \ derails.
j The ■ iher pro isions for vet, ; .ins
1 -Officers would he granted an
: idditit nal thief ye.u tMension ot
,he time in which they .mild pay
i tax on their sen ice pay, w it out
i 1 er's* charges. prov ided they paid
„(,• in 12 quarterly installments
t Under the present law, they have
, ly .IX n'.i a ,i1 li the lime they
,.;ui I, i , ii: i 'H i > i" work out a
Kiyinent |>1 i with the r 'Hector.
2 Men w lio i 11I the sCrviC®
'jofore I c pay a \ g tax law be
, el eel * would be g anted a
..d.ii fhn-c v.'i extension 1 i' pay
e’edt "I their tax liahrity on their
,nod income • in ' it exec - «>t SI »•
(inn r.irncd '■ civ: 11. i:: h'c toi years
1 •.1 i i1 I!''- '
Heimt it s approx "d i"i' Inr-> csx
wop' » r.
1 \ vim! extension .l^un ne
een.l-ci ”>■ '* 1h" period in
whictr c m! |'iiirations n ay retire their
mvn bund at less than bice value
without p ognition of gains.
■> \ s;mi‘ r extension of 'he
period in which railroads, which
have roorgani/aton proceed', gs may
eaiiccl out indebtedness without iec»
ogitaon of gain.