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M-l Paso Herald Post HOME EDITION The Newspaper That Serves Its Readers PRICE FIVE CENTS V0LLXX1VNO 133 EL PASO TEXAS FRIDAY JUNE 4 1954 DELIVERED BY CARRIER 10a FEE WEEK EP Man for Luring Boy to Arkansas Iby at the APPEARS TO MAKE Spencer Treharne 'appears Sheriff's Department to make bond SIGNS BOND Fr Treharne Spencer Treharne At left is Capt Department HAPPY Mrs Rebecca Hernandez DeRobles of Juarez happily takes her daughter Elizabeth in her arms The youngster was returned to her mother after immigration officers travelled across the country in search of the missing tot The baby was taken from Juarez last fall by a Massachusetts woman Waterson an immigration officer hands the baby over to Mrs DeRobles Treharne Makes Bond Returns to Ruidoso Suit Scheduled to Bar Candidates From Ballot Spencer Treharne had returned to Ruidoso today after making $2000 bond yesterday at the Sheriff's office here He made bonds of $1000 on each of two charges of perjury He was indicted by the Travis By PETER SCHEAG El Paso's battle for the ballot is far from over Courthouse observers today predicted that at least one candidate who filed during the re-opened filing period will seek a district court brder to prevent candidates who filed expense reports Lite from getting 1 Carpenter Gets Seven-Year Term Manley Martin 55-year-old El Paso carpenter last night was sentenced in Las Cruces to a 7-10 year term In state prison for his part in the November disappearance of 19-year-old Danny Moffett The Jury deliberated an hour and five minutes in reaching its verdict Charge la Pending Martin was charged with wilfully inveigling and decoying Moffatt outside the state 'of New Mexico A companion charged of con tributing to the delinquency of si minor is still pending against ihcl convicted man but court sources weren't certain when he would be tried on the count Martin and Moffatt were found In Arkansas several months after the youth disappeared from Las Cruces while on his way home from school the day before Thanksgiving Gave Presents Officers said Martin had given young Moffat a 49 caliber automatic pistol which his parents had forced him to return He then gave the child a motor scooter valued at 9400 a toy car and a donkey They Mid Mr end Mrs Moffat parents of the boy had forbidden him to see Martin because of the older interest" in the child Danny who officers said is small for his age was seen when he left school ss classes were dismissed for the Thanksgiving holiday Authorities said they first suspected he had gone off alone on a holiday trip without consent of his parents Police at El Paso said the youngster was traced to Berryville Ark through a letter ha mailed from there to an El Paso friend Lawyer Runs For Justice of Peace In Precinct 1 Maura' Rosas El Paso attorney today announced his candidacy for justice of the peace Precinct 1 Place 1 The position is held by Justice of the Peace Crawford Other candidates for the post are: Attorneys Cuen George Rodriguez and Lawrence Welch Mr Crawford failed to file hia expense account in time and foe place was declared vacant Mr Rosas graduated from Bowie High School in 1043 He joined foe Air Force immediately' after grad uation and served as a gunner in B-24 in 96 missions over Italy and Germany He was awarded the Air Medal with two oak leaf dusters and five battle stars After his discharge Mr Rosas attended pre-law school at Texas Western College from 1046 until 1949 He attended one year of law school at the University of Texas and received hie law degree In 1053 after two years at South Texas Collegs of Law In Houston At present he is practicing law in El Paso associated with Attorney Albert Armendariz Mr Roses is a member of the State Bar the El -aao County Bar Assn the Lulacs nd Is post commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Segura MacDonald Post No 9615 Mr Rosas lives with his wife and two children at 4210 White Oaks street Plans to Hire Engineering Firm Alderman Hal Dean said today that the City will hire a private firm to do City engineering work if the dwindling Engineering Department is not staffed soon City Engineer George Kiiten-macher who is leaving the City June IS is now the only registered engineer in the department Personnel Director Ben Cu lie ton todsy advertised for a new City engineer an aasistant and a field and office engineer Five-Day Weather DISTRICT IS Temperatures will average 2-4 degrees above normal Normal minimum 95-65 in North 65-73 in South Normal maximum 92-02 Little or no precipitation DISTRICT It Tampers tore will average 2-4 degrees above normal Slightly wanner tomorrow and Sunday Precipitation light to locally mod-res te DISTRICT 29 Temperatures will range near seasonal in North five degrees a Government Agrees To Conduct Hearings By MARSHALL McNEIL XmlS-Pni Waikliilaa rtnamliri WASHINGTON June Protests of New Mexicans and others have forced postponement perhaps until next fall of the Army'i plana to acquire about 647800 acrei of land to add to the Ft Bills inti-alrcraft and guided missile range Representative John Dempsey of New Mexico is one of those who hss protested most viiorously against the Army'i plans He nld todsy the Army says it needs this vast amount of space although it already has about 2000 -000 acres in the ranges available to guided missile center But Dempsey says the Army won't explsin precisely why It needs this additional land Testing Grounds The presumption la that the Army thinks It needs it to provide testing grounds for better and bigger anti-aircraft guided missies that have much greater rsnge The law requires that even though the Army hqe been authorised to acquire such land and has been given in appropriation to do so it must still get the approval of the Armed Services Commltteqg of the House and Senate Dempsey said that the Senate Armed Services Committee had agreed to lnvesligele the need for thie proposed land acquisition in hearings to be held in New Mexico It will not do so however until Congrea adjourns That would appear to mean that the Senate Committee could not get around to okehing the acquisition even if wanted to do so before aome time In the late summer or fall To jlold Hearings The House Armed Services Committee has promised Dempsey that it also will send investigators to New Mexico end hold hearings on the ground These probably will be held at Alamogordo at some time yet to be fixed by Representative Dewey Short Armed Services chairman Dempsey said that normally In such land acquisitions the Government gets end retains the mineral rights but ha doesn't want that done in this case Moreover he apparently wants some new and better method for appraising the lend otherwise ho fears the owners will be cheated Public Domain The Army says ft requlgps 647800 acres north of Ft Bliss bounded on the South by the Texes -New Mexi Co line and on the West by Highway 64 and the Southern Pacific tracks Of this 438400 acres are in the Federal public domain but private interests hold water end graxing rights on It Ohe hundred acres is held by the State of New Mexico end 66000 by private owners The Army also wants to arrange for co-use leases on about 130270 additional acres of land It would not acquire the land outright but would lease it and use it requiring private users to move only when anti-aircraft or guided missile firinp were taking place Egyptian Predicts Pharaoh's Tomb To Yield Jewelry United Prtm CAIRO Egypt June Egyptian Archaeologist Zakaria Gboneim said today ha expects to find the crown Jewels of ancient Egypt encased In a solid gold coffin when the tomb of a Pharaoh 1000 years cider than famed King Tutankhamen Is opened soon King Tut died 6300 years ago The new found tomb Is expected to yield treasures rivaling those found with Tutankhamen's mummy Khonelm said ha has sxs mined the alabaster isrcophagus in the burial chamber of the newly found step pyramid at fiankksra and found it had not been plundered in the 9000 yean sinca It was built Ha said ha expects to find alongside the mummy encased in a gold coffin the Pharaoh's crowns necklaces and' sandals studded with precious jewels Ghoneim said the ancient name has not yet been discovered But he is certain the sarcophagus belonged to a successor to King Zoser who ruled 5000 yean ago Zoser's towering step pyramid stands nearby BASEBALL AMERICAN LEAGUE At Philadelphia: ERE Baltimore MOltl HE-1 19 Philadelphia Ml Ms- 111 Batteries: Chakales Fox sag raartaey Idea Blyxka and Rhanta NATIONAL LEAGUE New York at Cincinnati Bight Pittabargh at Milwaukee sight Philadelphia at St Laata night JHS Many a fallow has got by on poor tRgfith if his Scotch was Cl Found In Brought Here Immigration Servico Brings Happiness Immigration officers here returned a one-year-old girl to her Juarez mother today after a six-month search that took them across the country It was a happy moment for Mrs Rebecca Hernandez De Robles when she accepted the baby in tha offices of the Immigration Service The baby Elizabeth was taken from Juarcx by an American woman last fall Fslled to Adopt Two thousand miles sway in East Ware ham Mass foe American woman Mrs Constance Reeves Baptists grieves over the loss of chubby little Elizabeth Mrs Bap- tilts who longed for a daughter In a family of three boys had taken foe baby after failing in her efforts to adopt the youngster officers say Her lawyers are now in Juarez trying once again to arrange an adoption of litUe Elizabeth Mrs Baptist! went to Mexico last August after contacting Mr DeRoblea through some people In El Paso ShS felt it would be easy to adopt a Mexican baby if tha mother were assured that the baby would be brought up in a healthier and richer environment Different When tha mothers met Mrs Do-Robies refused to give up her baby But Mrs Baptists who tolls a different story claims that Mrs DeRobles did give her the baby to be taken- to El Peso for treatment of an illness Next thing Mrs DeRobles knew little Elisabeth who was then only six months old was missing The American woman unknown to foe Mexican mother had crossed the Sants Fe street bridge telling bridge officers that foe baby waa hers according to fos Government's record After packing her bags Mrs Baptists left for Joliet 111 In a few days she was on her way to Massachusetts with foe youngster officers said Started Search Meanwhile the stricken mother contacted the Juareg police They in turn got in touch with the Immigration Service which instituted an immediate search for the baby Not long ago Elizabeth was traced to East Wareham where she was living happily with Mrs Baptists Rather than place a stigma on foe tot by ordering the little (Continued an Page 4 CoL 4) Boxer Arrested In Bribe Case Tha district Attorney's office In York announced that Heavyweight Qlarenco Ilenry of Philadelphia had been arrested on a charge of offering 115000 to Middleweight Bobby Jonea of Oakland Calif to "throw next Friday nlght'o fight with Joey Giar- dello at Madison Square 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booked and fingerprinted before adding his signature to the bond which guarantees his appearance before theDlstrlet Court id Travis County He said he had no comment Treharne received legal notice of the 18804 civil suit filed against him in 65th District Court yesterday by the Capitol Life Insurance Co of Denver Public Relations Man Says Insurance Subpena 'Politics' Btf United June Austiii Public Relations Man John Van Crank hits charged today a subpena calling him as a witness in an insurance cue is part of a conspiracy" linked with Governor Shivers opponent Attorney Ralph Yarborough Van Cronkhfte former political adviser to Shivers mads the accusation In a statement in connection with a subpena calling him to testify in liquidation proceedings next week pgainst Lloyd's of North America a Houston Jnauranct firm Van Cronkhite formerly retained by the insurance firm repeated an earlier statement that he was "sucked in like the policy-holders by the company snd its head Ralph Hammonds He said that If did try to use political influence foe facts would seem to prove that I have any" because the state gained an oider closing down fos insurance firm is a fact that Hammonds Committee had no right to remove the names from foe ballot It left the way open to filing of a suit by any person' who challenges the right of the late-filing candidate to run The ruling in effect said that this is matter for the courts and not the Democratic chairman and Committee to decide Mr Escobar said that he is con' sidering filing such suit Some attorneys gave the opinion that ii view of the court's ruling there is no vacant place for which Mr Escobar and other new candi datea could file Another Report Dm in Jane Late-filing candidates whose sta tue remains uncertain include Mai' colm McGregor end Eddie Hubbard running against Misa Blair Apodaca justice of the peace I Precinct 3 Earl Thurston commissioner Precinct 3 Antonio Trujillo constable Precinct 4 Martin Apodaca constable Precinct Jose Maese justice of the peace Precinct 4 and Jose Jesus da Avila Democratic county chairman Getchell justice of the peace Precinct 9 whose name was removed from the ballot with those of other candidates filed for a second time yesterday Mr Getchell'a expense account was received in the County Clerk's office after the deadline for filing statements May 29 but was mailed before the dead' line The next statement of campaign expenses is due in foe County Clerk's office June 14 Statements of expenses must be filed every 20 days under the law Valley Mosquito Swamp Is Dry The- Upper Valley mosquito-breeding swamp is dry Melvin Sellers administrative assistant of the City-County Health Unit said today all water had either drained oft or evaporated on the primary ballot Quo warranto proceedings will be instituted in one of the district courts Tuesday the day after the econd filing period doses More Development By waiting until then no other eandidatee will: be able to file for the places that might be vacated by foe 14 candidates who filed late expense reports The confused ballot picture became slightly more dear with these developments 1 County Attorney Ernest Guinn who hss been advising County Democratic Chairman Carl Longuemare said that if foe order issued by the Court of Civil Appeals yesterday holds up he will advise Longuemare to reinstate all 14 candidates who were left off foe ballot Chairman Urka Power The Court however only ruled Mr Longuemare's power to keep names off the ballot and did not make any decision on whether the 14 candidates esn resist a challenge in court brought though quo warranto proceedings Mr Ixmgue-mare does not have the power to keep names off the ballot according to the Court'! ruling 2 The ruling has Invited quo warranto proceedings Any citizen of foe County may Institute such a proceeding A quo warranto suit is a challenge which seeks to prevent candidate from getting on the ballot because of violations of the election code An attorney for one of the candidates who filed in the second period said he win seek to get a high eourt opinion on the constitutionality of the corrupt practices law which makes it a penal offense for candidate not to file expense reports Second Filing Period If the courts hold that the 14 candidates origisnlly left oft the ballot re entitled to get back on all persons who filed in foe second filing period will be eliminated from the ballot Meanwhile Mr Longuemare is waiting action from sill esndjdstes involved He tpld on Hcrato'How Solon Wants Veil Lifted on Army's Teleohone Calls By lelmatlrmal Hue Srrrirm WASHINGTON June Me-Gsrthy-Araiy Investigation Chair-nun Karl Mendt was disclosed today Is have told Army Secretary Robert Steven last Feb SO that Senator Joseph McCarthy was on one-man ernmde" against Stevens The diaeloeure came when a transcript ef a Feb to telephone conversation between Senator Mnndt and Blevena was read into the record ef the Senate Inquiry in their dispute In the talk Mnndt was quoted a saying that McCarthy's waa nf something that happened hwt fall" By United Prat WASHINGTON June 4 Senator John McClellan Arkansas Democrat demanded today that the Administration waive its secrecy order forbidding disclosure of monitored telephone calls between Army Secretory Robert Sic vena end Army Counselor John Adams about the Army-McCarthy dispute At the same time Senator Karl Mundt South Dakota Republl' can acting chairman of the subcommittee investigating the dispute suggested the same action on two or threa calls which Senator Joseph McCarthy has demanded be put In the record After considerable wrangling fos subcommittee approved a motion by McClellan to call John Lucas Seven's appointments secretary from the Pentagon to testify Lucas monitored most of the calls Special Subcommittee Counsel Ray If Jenkins ssked that two other Pentagon employes a Rhodes' and also be called because he said they took down some of foe calls Lieut Col John Murray of the Army legal stsff left the hearing room and notified the Pentagon to send foe three to the hearing room From Lucas snd the others McClellan said the subcommittee needs ldentifiration of transcripts of the monitored calls and certification that the records are accurate Otherwise McClellan said the records would not constitute sworn documentation and could not be used as a reference in any legal (Continued on Page 4 Col 1) changing the name of the jre because it has been so named for many years City Council yesterday postponed riijht signs bond for his son Frank Manning of fha Sheriff's threatened me with political retri button if this happened He told mo on several occasions that ha was going to Ralph Yarborough with the unless the insur nee commission and foe attorney general agreed to 'lay off his company' Van Cronkhit said Hammonds charged in an earlier hearing on temporary injunction suit brought by the state that the state began action against his firm after he refused to off Van Cronkhite with $2000 month fee Also called by the defense were Attorney General John Ben Shepperd State Insurance Commission Chairman Garland Smith and five other members of foe Insurance department Hearing on foe state's pics for a permanent injunction to stop Lloyd's of North America from doing business in Texas will open Monday in 98th District Court Dost Haze Hovers Over New Mexico Br ASSOCIATED PRESS A fine haze of black dust from eastern New Mexico Texas and Kansas farm lands continued to ver over most of New Mexico today This Weather Bureau said mod crate breezes over moat of New Mexico todsy probably would keep the dust stirred up but would kick no more the air Riaing temperatures were forecast to accompany the light winds in all sections The black haze obscured vision la most sections west of the Rio Grande Valley At Albuquerque the Sand la Mountains 12 miles east of the city todsy began to emerge from the haze which hid them yesterday Visibility was better at moat other points foe Weather Bureau aid Glenwood had yeaterdays warm' est temperature with a brollIng-9! Clayton was eoolest with a high of 71 Robert Msnewitz 27 former educational director and a member of the state executive committee In Missouri He moved to Los Angeles in 1051 and lived there until the trial Mrs Jamas Forest 39 former or-ganltaf itlanal secretary of the Hollywood Communist unit and active In St Louis party activities In explaining the lighter sentence for Mix Forest the judge said because of his sympathy any The five were convicted last week following the longest federal court trial in St Louis The jury which heard 46 days of testimony took only two hours and IS minutes to reach lta verdict on the first ballot He said a City chain gang willb sent to the area to cut weeds' to the Health Unit to pray the reporter he will reinstate only when water collects again names of the three candidates who Five Midwest Communists a Get Prison Sentences By Intentional tcilnWi ST LOUIS June 8 District Judge Roy Harper today imposed prison sentences on all five Missouri Communist leaders convicted of conspiring to advocate the overthrow of the Government by force Jude Harper levied five year yesterday secured Court of Civil Appeals order to have them restored to the ballot The other II candidate will fa-left oft until all court proceeding are concluded Mr Longuemare asserted if foe name of Frank Owen remains on the ballot the name of Joe Esco- bar who filed in the second period Residents of Timberwolf drive have signed a petition to will be left oft be presented to the City Council protesting changing the The second filing period was name 0f the drive to Hastings street late! Both streets link Timberwolf and Hastings residents in filing expense accounts due want the street names to remain' May 29 Timberwolf Residents Fight Change of Name V' Hastings street residents have IS Jones of 5016 Timberwolf drive spokesman for foe petition- era said: "Timberwolf drive runs through prison terms on four of foe defendants and a three year prison term for the one woman of the group convicted The Smith Act under which the five were proeecuted provides maximum penalty of five years In prison ana $10000 fins Nom of the defendants were fined The convicted Communists ant William Sentner 47 long a leader In both the labor movement end the Communist Party in the Mid-weet James Forest 44 St Louis chairman of the Missouri Communist Party Marcus Murphy Charleston Mo Negro and Communist candi date for lieutenant governor of Missouri in 194Q Three Ordered la Ballet The Court of Civil Appeals hss ordered Longuemare to place on the ballot the names of State Representatives Frank Owen and Anita Blair and County Surveyor Landon A petition from Attorney Joe Escobar to have his name placed the ballot for Owen's post was denied Mr Escobar filed for the after plies was declared The Court decided that the Dcmo- cratie Terry Allen Addition The addition iclion changing the names of wss named for Msj Gen Terry Al- 2S city streets Hastings len commander of the famous residents appeared at a berwolf Division of World War II Council meeting Streets in the neighborhood are Mrs David Cameron of 4700 named for members of the street protested the pro-sion We do not want to upset ouripojej nams change of her street system of names nf men who will'City Planning Director Lowdon go down in history a heroes Let'wingo suggested that the name of us keep the Hastings street namejthe street be changed to Timber-and Timberwolf asms" I wolf drive above normal in East Cooler Tues-'on day Little or no precipitation DISTRICT IS No precipitation Cooling trend DISTRICT 32 No precipitation Cooling trend job good i i.