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in. 210 four EL PASO HERALD- POST. Monday, Sept. 7, 1955 Page Twenty- Demand Airing of Facts In '4 Per Cent' Deal Bu Press WASHINGTON. Sept.

7. -Democrats demanded today that a House Armed Services subcommittee "all the facts" about secret investigation which linked a prominent local Republican to an attempted "four per cent" deal on Navy munitions contract. Representative Porter W. Hardy, said the subcommittee's at closed-door Demograts, hearings last June and July, "show clearly that neither party hast a monopoly on influence' pedaling." Full Transcript He said he and other Democratic embers will insist, at a subcommittee meeting tentatively scheduled for tomorrow, that the full transcript of the hitherto secret hearings be made public. There was no immediate comment from subcommittee chairman William E.

Hess, Ohio Republican, bin congressional sources said he has 110 intention of hushing up the matter and has instructed the subcomantice staff to begin preparing a fill report. Not Representative William H. Bates, Massachusetts Republican, a membor of the group. said at his home Salem, the matter was not "resolved" but it looked like "inside job" with someone in Navy Bureau of Aeronautics operating with someone outside." But We can't point the finger at atone right now." he said. Authoritative information about the hearings, made available to reposters over the weekend, showed that a principal figure was Warren Stephenson.

Heads Inaugural Panel Stephenson 1s a Washington socialite who traveled President Eisenhower' lastampaion train and later became executive secretary of the Presidential Inaugural committee. Stephenson. could not bel reached for comment, also served for a time as secretary of the apitol Hill Club orgnaized by Republican members of Congress early, this year. The subcommittee inquiry centered around testimony that Stephenson offered to help a California manufacturer sell launchers for the Navy's "Mighty Mouse" rockets. The testimony showed that Stephenson sought a fee of four per cent of the sale price but the manufacturer turned down the offer and reported it to the Navy.

Secrets Win Bid For Manufacturer By International News Service WASHINGTON, Sept. 7. The secretary of President Eisenhower's inaugural committee, Warren L. Stephenson, was accused today of using secret Navy information to help a California manufacturer sell rocket launchers to the Navy. According to closed door testimony before a House-armed services subcommittee, Warren L.

Stephenson, was able to quote competitors' bids although the bidding was conducted in secret. The purchase was to be negotiated on a strict low- bid basis. Q. group that SteA. subcommittee.

official, Robert phenson offered in a telephone call May 19 to try to increase the firm's share of the contracts provided he received a four per cent fee above 25,000. 4 New Mexican POWs En Route to America Be Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. New Mexico fighting men recently released from imprisonment by the Communists in North Korea are aboard the transport Gen. John Pope which is to arrive here Wednesday. They are Cpl.

Francisco A. Garof Las Cruces, Cpl. Rudolfo C. Guerra of Alamogordo; Pfc. Loyd E.

Osborn of Albuquerque and Sgt. Daniel J. Trujillo of Las Vegas. WHO USES STEEL? Autos are largest consumers with one-fifth of output. Steel Users (First Hall '53 Shipments) PERCENT OF TOTAL STEEL 16 AUTOS.

WAREHOUSES CONSTRUCTION RAILROADS MACH. EQUIP. OIL GAS ORDNANCE. EXPORTS APPLIANCES ELECTR. MACH.

DOLTS. NUTS. ETC. THE AGRICULTURAL OF BACKBONES THE SHIPBUILDING STEEL AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY ALL OTHER Data: Based on A. I.

S. L. Morris Katz SAVE at the EL PASO NATIONAL TEXAS AT. STANTON Rites Pending For Mrs. Thompson Funeral arrangements are pending with Kaster and Maxon for Mrs.

Olga Thompson of, 3700 Jackson avenue, who died Saturday in her home. She was 68. had been a resident of El Paso for 29 years. Mrs. Thompson was State Chaplain of Gold Star Chapter American War Mothers, and past president of the organization.

She was past president of the Spanish-American War Ladies' Auxiliary, and a member of the Navy Mothers, and Auxiliary, of the Veterans of ForShe is survived by her husband, B. Thompson; one son, William E. Thompson, both of El Paso; three daughters including Mrs. Bill Jones, and Mrs. Evelyn Phifer, both of El Paso; 16 grandchildren and four great- -grandchildren.

KEEK T. STOVALL Funeral arrangements for Keek T. Stovall of 2621 Aurora street, who died Saturday, will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow at Harding and Orr Chapel, Rev.

David Calhoun officiating. He was 58. Graveside services at Restlawn Memorial Park will be conducted by Fraternity Masonic Lodge No. 1111. Active pallbearers will be C.

C. Fornero, Ralph Hall, T. E. Hearn; Paul Beaty, C. D.

Sinett, and Dude Geurin. MRS. GERTRUDE. BROADSTREET Funeral services for Mrs. Gertrude Broadstreet of 701 Baltimore street, who died Saturday, will be held at tomorrow at Kaster and Maxon Chapel, Rev.

W. G. Bailey officiating. She was 70. Burial will be in National Cemetery.

She survived by her husband, E. B. Broadstreet and her son, M. Flanders, both of El Paso; one sister and two brothers. MRS.

MARY BEDFORD Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Bedford of 3213 Terrace street, who died Wednesday. at the home of her daughter, Miss Viola Smith, will be held tomorrow at 2 p. at Shilo Baptist Church, Rev. R.

L. Lawson officiating. tery Burial under will be the in direction Concordia of Ceme- the Banks Funeral Home. Mrs. Bedford is survived by her daughter; two sons, Rev.

W. L. Smith and Rev. H. Smith, all of El Paso; two brothers, seven grandchildren, and 4 great-grandchildren.

E. P. Sergeant, ex -POW, Leaves Tokyo by Plane Fifteen former prisoners of war left Tokyo by air today and one of them was an El Pasoan, Manuel A. Aldeis. They will return to the U.

S. via Hawaii. Sergeant Aldeis had been a prisoner since July of 1950. His wife and two children reside at 3631 Oro street. Washer Service Pick- up Delivery Parts, tools and to handle your service.

TV and Radio Service Ramires Radio TV Shop 411 So. Virginia Phone $-0659 COTTON QUEEN- Beverly Pack, 20, was crowned queen of the sixth annual Fabens Junior Chamber of Commerce Cotton Festival Saturday night. State Senator J. T. Rutherford placed the crown, At left is last year's queen, Betty Jo Gugliardi.

Miss Pack, a University of Texas student, is the daugh. ter of Mr. and Mrs. D. S.

Pack of 2516 Memphis street in El Paso. Doctor Avid Chess Contestant Compiled from The Herald-Post's five wire services. Dr. D. N.

McInturff was all ready to play in the California chess championships at San Jose, when he got an emergency call. A patient was ready to have her baby. The doctor grabbed his chess board and his opponent and headed for the hospital. The match went on as scheduled while doctor waited out his patient. In hours the match over, but there was still no baby.

P. McInturff won. Charades drove Chinese Communist guards crazy, a repatriate said today. Lieut. Paul O'Dowd of Berkeley, said the Red guards wanted to know what the prisoners were doing every moment.

"We drove them crazy one week with charades," he said. "They watched until they couldn't stand it any longer then hauled us up for questioning. "We all gave them a different each giving the phrase had name of what we'd been, doing, been acting out, and that really drove them nuts. "The next day the order came down that anyone playing any one of those games would be punished." Forty -two Japanese boys from Osaka orphanage are scheduled Federal Jobs Drop As Payroll Rises By International News Service WASHINGTON, Sept. Harry F.

Byrd of Virginia reported today that Federal employment in July resumed a year-long decline which had been interrupted by a brief upward spurt in June. Byrd, chairman of the SenateHouse committee on the reduction of non expenditures, said the July figure totaled 2,451,765, decrease of 17,875 over June and 150,038 less than a year ago. Prior to June, Byrd said, reduction in employment had been steady for 10 consecutive months. The senator also disclosed that the federal civilian payroll for the 1953 fiscal year totaled $9,863,000,000, an increase of $322,000,000 over to leave for Brazil in mid Brazilian government recently authorized their entry as immigrants. The war orphans, from 15 to 18 years old, lost their parents in air raids.

Two 13-year-old boys were making like pioneers today on a 100-mile covered wagon trek to the California State Fair at Sacramento. Duane Krolop and Leo Engelhard left their Castro Valley home Wednesday in their midget covered wagon. Their burro Burzee was their power. Burzee didn't maintain the boys' schedule. They planned to be at the fair yesterday, They camped out again last night and expect to finish their journey today.

An 18-year-old Denver girl proved her courage yesterday with a cool grip on a rifle and a steady aim at a prowler. Lourea McLearn told police that when she came home she found two strange men coming down the stairs of her home. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Judge McLearn were away.

The girl slipped into a room off the hallway, took down her father's rifle and stepped out. One of the men had left. The other said, "Don't point that thing at me." He grabbed for the gun, but Miss McLearn wrested it from him and held him at bay while she called police. Police said the man identified himself as Earl Toler, 25. HANDS TIED? You lock HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA If you are 16 or over and didn't finish High School.

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"Remember that quick- cement you sold me? Well-!" 700 Tour New Mexico Site Of First Atomic Bomb Test By Associated Press ALAMOGORDO, Sept. 700 persons toured the area where man first tested his mastery of atomic science. on 16, 1945, the world's first They, toured Trinity Site, where atomic bomb was tested. The bomb built itself a monlument, several monuments, in fact. is steel still tower to in be which seen the the bomb hung on the day of the explosion.

Warped steel embraces giant chunks of concrete. In another place, now enclosed mains of the glass-like partly by a shed, there are nice product of the intense heat on the sand. For years, the area remained ravaged. But now the ranchers and livestockmen and women in the group which toured the Trinity area under the auspices of the Alamogordo Chamber of Commerce yesterday marveled at the signs of life. Sagebrush, tumbleweed.

mesquite and greasewood is beginning to grow again, One of the tourers, ex-Governor Richard C. Dillon, a rancher who was within 12 miles of the bomb when it went off, pointed out the incongruity of the situation. Here, near where man first unleashed the applications of his knowledge of physics and the TV Attendance Hiked In Gadsden Schools Enrollment for the first day of school in the Gadsden School Distriet in the Upper Valley reached a total of 2301. This is an increase of 72 the enrollment figures for the over, day of school for the school year 1952-53. Since late enrollments and newcomers will undoubtedly increase this figure by the end of school it shows a definite increase in enrollments in the school area.

The high school shows an enrollment of 387 compared with 311 in May last year, an increase of 76 students. The grade school figures shows 1914 compared to 1918 last year, a decrease of 4 pupils. "The over all increase indicates that we are holding our pupils and the fact that the increase is in the high school would indicate that they are remaining in school longer," said Rex F. Bell, superintendent of schools. Ruidoso Rodeo In Final Day By Associated Press RUIDOSO, Sept.

7. The final day of the Mescalero Cattle Growers' Assn. rodeo is being held today at the Mescalero arena here. released from imprisonemnet by the tle growers in conjunction with a Labor Day weekend cattle sale, began Saturday. atom, the range grass is in better shape than it has been for years.

But it won't do anyone any good, Midland Woman Dies in El Paso Mrs. Ruth Stokes of Midland died today in an El Paso hospital. She was 25. She was a member of the First Christian Church and a member of the Pilots Club of Truth or Consequences, M. She is survived by her husband, S.

Dewey Stokes of Midland; a son, Leanord Roy; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey R. Lunsford of Truth or Consequences, three sisters, Mrs. Alice Ashbaugh of Anthony, Mrs.

Ann Latham of Lake Valley, N. and Mrs. Fay Barnes of North Carolina: and one brother, Gus Lunsford of Winston-Salem, N. C. Funeral arrangements are pending with Harding and Orr Funeral Home.

PEDRO HERNANDEZ Rosary services for Pedro Hernandez of Anthony, N. who died Saturday at his home, will be held at 8 p. m. today at the Memorial Chapel. Mr.

Hernandez was 70. Funeral mass will be tomorrow at 10 a. m. at St. Anthony Church, Rev.

Leo Lukosiunas officiating. Burial will be in the Anthony Cemetery under the direction of Memorial Chapel. He is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Socorro Jacquez and Mrs. Celina Barrajas of Anthony, Mrs.

Lydia Morales of El Paso, and Mrs. Laurencia Sierra of La Union; one son, Roberto Hernandez of Anthony, and six brothers, including Francisco Hernandez of El Paso, and 14 grandchildren. ALL FORMS OF A INSURANCE Williams WG Glassburn Representing 1330 East Yandell Bird. THE TRAVELERS, Hartford Telephone 3-2614 AGUA PRIETA SONORA, OLD MEXICO INVITES YOU AND YOUR FAMILY TO ATTEND THE GALA FIESTA Sept. 12 thru 16, 1953 Visit Agua Prieta, Son, and Douglas, Ariz.

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