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Texans Sold, May Operate In Neiv 10-Team League Sp.cl.l to 11. TASO TIMES iO a. m. Sunday here to discuss formation of the new league, which tentatively has been tagged the Southwestern States League. The new league would include six members of the Longhorn League and four members of the WT-NM.

Amarillo and Albuquerque of the WT-NM were given permission to join the Class A Western League, and Lubbocx and Abilene have sougth release to join the Big State League. From tbe Longhorn League would come San Angelo, Midland, Hobbs, Carlsbad. Roswell and Big Spring. From the WT-NM would come Plainview, Pampa, El Paso and Clovis. McLaughlin, veteran baseball pitcher and manager, said he plans to be both field and general manager of the El Paso club during the coming season.

A right-handed pitcher with big-league experience, he said he would direct the team on the field, but did not anticipate actual competi fine association with El Paso fans." McLaughlin said. The new Texan owner broke into baseball as a hurler in the old Dixie Leaii'ie and plaved with Reau-mont of tne Texas Le.iK.ie. bad a year or more with Detroit and the Philadelphia AlhlH.cs in tne ArriT-ican League, i Toledo, Toronto. Hollywood. Seattle and Shreveport in his long eanrr.

In addition McLaughlin, who holds a BA in education from St. Edward's University, San Anton 10, has taught school for many years in the of! reason. For snmo 10 yeais he was sulu-rvisur and elementary piiiuapa! the Laredo fchueN. He started his jiiaver-'nan 'irr Ohio, in I'Jty, and since lio i itoi tf-d teams at Airarilio. Wrnen, CarKbad and Sail An.a'm.

He directed Carlsbad's entry into organised baseball and to a Limu-horn Ieasue pennant in Last year he produced another champion at San Aneelo. I.ublmi Texas Sale of the Faso Texans to Pat McLaughlin, former general manager of the San Aneelo club of the Longhorn League, was announced here Saturday night by Dick Azar, owner of the club, as the West Texas-New Mexico League and Long-horn League met here and appeared headed for a new 10-team Class basehall league. WT-NM President Hal Saylei said the two leagues would meet again 'I like inning ball clubs." he said. "I think I can put a winner into El 11, Laiiuhlin, who now makes his S.n lo, plans to move to Pa vi in the near future. He o-.

coiiJren. A son, Pat in fie Air Force stationed at Ani.niiio, A Bai bara, is eoi-'lhrt in the N.atinital Aeronautics School at Kamas City. The o'her nanithters Sally, Loreita and Cathy aia at home tion himself. Derails of the sale were not revealed by Azar. bul the purchase was believed to include physical property, player contra, -is and leae rights to Dudley Field in addition to the franchise.

"I believe El Paso is a good baseball town, and I believe I cun give El Paso a winning baseball team. I think that combination should make any baseball operation successful and I look forward to a GOOD MORNING! Speakers at the $100-a-plate dinner in Chicago Saturday for the Demo bigwigs certainly were optimisite over their party's chances in 1958. The political pot certainly is boiling hot and early this time. THE WFATIIFR: El Paso and Vicinity Clear and a little warmer Sunday with a hifih nf 70 rietiriTs; low devices, 30 in the Tcn'ifiri'ajurs Saturday, (i8-3fi. fi'A; nnnn.d, 1 Pn'CipilaUnn.

none: nnrmal, Since Nov. 1, nunc; Since 1, 6 55. Fuli Leased Wir of Th Associated Prcii MP) Tht United Preu (VP) International Nw. Seme flNSi hh-vih-r nf of Cv- 75th YEAR No. 324 PASO, TEXAS, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1955 120 PAGES IN 7 SECTIONS PRICE 15 CENTS Stevenson, Truman Blast GOP Record.

Be Liberal, Harry Tells Demo Parlv Maynard Scores Two Touchdowns As Miners Defeat West Texas, 13-6 Adlai Ilils 'Special Inleresls' Chieafio. (INS) Adlai Ste By HUCK WHITLOCK lunefl Sporti Editor Chicago. (INS) Former; venson outlined Saturrlnv Texas, Western's Miners night the anti-Eisenhower ad President Harry S. Truman told a cheering rally of 2,800 Democrats Saturday night that the Democratic Party scored In the second and third periods Saturday night, then staved off two desperate last- ministration program which he hopes will carry him to 2 the Democratic nomination half efforts by the West Texas must remain liberal because and on to the White House. Buffaloes to take a 13-6 vie He called for "moderation" when "it tries any other 1 i tory in their final home game without "mediocrity and stagnation." of the season.

In the piesenri' of farmer Presi A crowd of some 10,000 fans watched Don Maynard streak 51 course It gets licked." The retired President's declaration constituted a rejection of "moderation" as the basis of the Democratic Party's policy for the 19a6 Presidential campaign. Truman lashed out at the Eisen dent Truman and two potential convention rivals. Gov. Averell Har. yards with a second-period punt nnian and Sen.

Estes Kefauver, both of whom took subordinate return and then cut off tackle on a quick opener for 17 yards and a second counter in the third roles at the $1011 a olate mast hof hower administration's handling of stanza. dinner at which Stevenson spoke, Ihe defeated 1952 candidate made these charges and claims: 1. "We must face the fact that Ih foreign policy and declared that the Republicans have "lost us nearly all our friends in the world." The Buffaloes from West Texas marched 80 yards in the third quar- Cold War is still in the deep freeze, ter for their only touchdown, with Dave Corley punching through He said the administration's lead anu our security system is tackle from the 3 for the points. ers went to Geneva and "came back with absolutely nothing." -mi ff 'I 2. "In whatever directum wt Quarterback Jesse Whittenton of -v- v.

I the Miners converted after the "first SEES OPEN RACE tax policy, regulatory policy, resources policy, credit policy, or what not we see the sham out touchdown. Each of the other con The Missourian told the Demo version attempts by Whittenton crats at a $100-a-platg fund-raising dinner in Chicago's International lines of special interest government and Buffalo Quarterback Bubba Hiilman strucjc an upright end Washington. Amphitheatre that any Democrat who wants to try for the Presi CAI SE TROl'BLE dential nomination "has a perfect 3. 'T don't know why we complain right to come to the convention and ask that convention to nominate him to that office." so much about their 'GOPi broken campaign promises. It's those they bounced off.

The visitors from Canyon out-Itatisticked the Miners and it took a tremendous goal-line stand in the middle part of the fourth quarter to protect the lead. The Buffaloes showed a pair of hard-driving backs in Corley and Joe Walden. who ate up yardage He appealed for party unity once the Democratic nominee has been chosen and said he would back keep that hurl. Every changa they've made has caused us trouble, but the things they haven't changed are working fine. 4.

"There has been a determined attempt to undermine conservation and power programs which are whoever is selected. ADVOCATES 'ATOMIC SUMMIT' MEETING Atomic Energy Commissioner Thomas E. Murray is shown as he addressed the Fordham University golden jubilee dinner at the Waldorf-Astoria in New York City. Murray called for an "atomic summit" meeting of free and Communist nations to witness a hydrogen blast at Eniwetok demonstrating how nuclear war could destroy mankind. He said a meeting of this nature might outrank all dramatic events in history (INP Photo) Johnson Will Return To Capital Next Month in continuous short chunks that "I like rivalry," the former President declared.

Unlike Adlai Stevenson and Sen. Estes Kefauver of Tennessee serving the interests of millions of (Continued on Page 12-A, Col. I) who conceded that some "modera gave the Buffaloes a solid advantage in the offensive statistics. The game was sluggish even relaxed at times as the teams exchanged fumbles, pass interceptions and penalties that blunted drives. STOP THREAT Th Miners stormed the most ae- tion" was a good thing if not car.

ried too far. Truman by implication rejected it entirely. HITS FOREIGN POLICt U. S. Linked To Alliance In Mid-East rious Buffalo threat in the fiist San Marcos, Texas.

(AP Senate Majority Leader Lyndon John- He said-' "The Democratic Party is the progressive and liberal party of the United States. When it takes (D-Texasi announced Saturday he had been called to the White any other position, it gets licked. House for a Dec. 1.1 conference with President Eisenhower and presumably on foreign policy. Johnson returned here the scene of trials and triumphs as a poor The outspoken former President The United boy college student to insist to a school homecoming crowd thatV.L.

hnth nni. States moved Saturday Washington. (INS) said the domestic situation in America is in an "awful fix." He added that foreign policy "never was in politics until 1952." to tighten CORONATION FIGURES Alice Arevalo and Herman Vega reigned at the coronation ball of El Paso Technical Institute Saturday night. Shown are the queen and her court. Clockwise are: Simin Sazegar and her escort, Bernardo Christmann; Martha Vasques and her escort, Arthur Golden; Miss Arevalo, queen and her escort, Vega, king, and Fred Smith escorting Gloria Hand.

Louie Arevalo, front center, was train bearer; Teresa Gomalez, second from front, right, was flower bearer, and Edwina Morris, right, was crown bearer. (Times Staff Photo) a 1956 Presidential campaign issre Like Ililting and confront the world w'ith unity He contended that the Republicans have "killed the morale of our foreign service." on foreign affairs. He said there were other issues Truman said at the outset: and promised to get into the de A Fish In A Tub "Whoever is nominated I its link with the 'Northern Tier" defense organization standing between Russia and the strategic Middle Fast. The State Department announced that permanent military and political liaison is being established with the defense system composed of Turkey. Iraq, Iran, Pakistan and Great Britain.

The IT. S. has been urged by tha five powers to join formally in tha alliance, but American policy is to am going to support and do every- (Contlnued on Page 12-A, Col. 6) Swing Wanls To Ease Entry Of Mexicans Big Bend Dedication Set Monday By OLENN BURGESS Timet CorrMPondeiit Blr Bend National Park, Texas stay out of the organization while Four Fined For Illegal Elk Hunting Washinrton. (UP) Immigration Commissioner Joseph M.

Swing lending support with military aid Rocksprlngs, Texas. (API Earl P. (Chubby) Trade Real ounty ranrher. one of the strangest kills of the yniing deer season when he shot a burk In his swimming pool at his ranch residence. Ho discovered the 13-polnter swimmhif from side to side of the artlflrial pool.

After killing the deer. Trade roped him and pulled him nut. and moral backing. Saturday urged early easing of entry requirements for Cubans and Mexicans and denied the move would open the flood-gates to Com Saturday announcement said that quarter on their own 11, but in turn were unable to penetrate the Buffalo 35 except on their actual touchdown series. But the biggest Miner defensive exhibition of the game came In that fourth-period goal line stand, when they held the Buffaloes out of scoring territory five times inside the Jive-yard line, and four of those times from a yard or less away.

The hard-driving Corley picked up a first down on the four, and a first-down smash drew the Miners offsides and penalized them to the one. Walden picked up half a yard and another smash failed with a penalty putting the Buffs back to the six. Corley drove back to the (Continued on Page 1-D, Col. S) El Pasoans Penalized By Fire Rates (This is the first of two articles on insurance rate discrimination in West Texas.) By ART LEIBSON El Paso and other West Texas home-owners have been penalized hundreds of thousands of dollars Sn fire insurance premiums, in postwar years alone, as the price of a geographical location in Texas instead of New Mexico or Arizona. The staggering loss is the result of the refusal of State insur the decision to establish liaison came munist infiltration.

response to invitations bv th Instead, he asserted in an interview with the united Press, the Sofcl.l II. fASO TIMM program will provide this nation with a much tighter security screen and will be of the greatest benefit. I "It should be put into effect at basis for visitors from Canada and bate on at least one of them at a Democratic fund-raising dinner in his honor at Whitney, Texas, Monday night. Johnson did not expand on his announcement about the Dec. 13 conference but departed from the prepared text of his speech to make it at a point where he had said there would be future summit and lower-level meeting on foreign affairs.

RECOVERING The Texas Democrat, recovering from a heart attack suffered in July, spoke forcefully before an audience at Southwest Texas State Teachers College, He grinned and said he would attend the Dec. 13 conference assuming that his and President Eisenhower's health permitted. Johnson had scheduled a final physical checkup for mid-December and had hoped to resume active Senate leadership in January. His Dec. 13 flight would mean an earlier return to Washington than previously expeded.

An administrative aide said the "Northern Tier" group. RAP AT SOVIETS One U. S. diplomat and two milt-lary representatives were named to net as obirrvers at the first mpptin the earliest practicable date, he Bermuda. He said the Walter immigration act of 1932 spe added.

Daniel Uaekcd For 'Governor Under proposed agreements with the pact organization which will Cuba and Mexico, the government oe neia in Baghdad Monday. The assignment of ton nhservor. would drop visa requirements for visiting Cubans and Mexicans. Chairman James O. Eastland to the Baghdad talks is viewed as Childrev, Texas.

spon-'a cn nl (D-Miss.) of the Senate Subcom cifically authorized the government to make similar arrangements with all contiguous countries and adjacent islands. At present Cubans wanting to enter the United States for business or pleasure must obtain passports from their own government, then go to the U. S. consulate where they are screened by State Department personnel. Immigration does not check their records until they reach a border station, usually Miami.

Carrizozo, M. Four men were fined Saturday in Justice of the Peace Court here in connection with the killing of two elk on a jranrh near Corona. All pleaded guilty. Cpl. Henry Belk of Carriozo, stationed at the Red Canyon Range Camp, was fined $200 each on two count ai killing a cow and bull elk.

Three men who helped him dress out the cow were charged with aid-iing and abetting the violation, possession of illegal elk meat. Sgt. Frank Marr of Carrizozo. 'also stationed at the Red Canyon camp, and Raymond Phares of Carrizozo were fined $150 each. Charles White of Vaughn was fined $250.

FIFTH MAN FINED A fifth man, indirectly connected with the case, was fined S2X) for mittee on Internal Security, has criticized the plan and said he intends to investigate, "thoroughly laneous mnvenaen requesting that for the principle of collective se-U. S. Senator Price Daniel be a nrity to offset spreading Soviet in-candidate for governor In the the w''d-in campaign was started in 've organ-ress Saturday. ration members form a solid de- a i 'tense line from India to the Medi. A petition was drawn u.

several bIock 8ny soviet made and put am, a Hon MKn, tn movp S(mhd vulh many sicnatures already listed. East area and promptly. "This is not my brainchild." More than a thousand Big Bend National Park enthusiasts are expected at the dedication ceremony at 11:30 a. m. Monday in the basin of the Chisns Mountains to hear Serretary of the Interior Douglas McKay, Gov.

Allan Shivers, Gov. Jesus Lozoya of Chihuahua and others speak on the importance of this international park of good will between the United States and Mexico. Most of the visitors are expected to spend Sunday night in the towns of the Big Bend-Davis Mountains region. Boosting the number of visitors in the region were hundreds of deer hunters. Regular tourists through the area were advised not to try to spend Sunday night in Alpine, Marathon or Marfa.

Fort Davis reported good accommodations still available. The Fort Stockton Chamber of Commerce reported rooms still available there but predicted all would be taken by 9 p. m. Sunday. All dedication visitors not having rooms for Sunday evening were urged to call Levin Davis, Alpine Chamber of Commerce, before they got into the area, and he can place them at the nearest and best accommodation Swing said.

"It is something the Immigration Service has been wanting to do for several years." telegram from Washington sum Swing said that under the new I Althnnnh there uere no rnrtir-l None of th He also said it was "part and moning Johnson did not give f. mrnl 'ri parcel" of President Eisenhower's' sys'em a visiting Cuban would need no State Department docu- tails of the conference. Ibarra for both Oov. ShW, to an international command As usual where Johnsons friends; Prs and Ralph Yntliwm.eh in as in lh Nnr.h policy for facilitating international hu im gather, there was some indirect 'last campaign ernlorsH the idea of Organization As the plan stands now, the before he teaVM hiS illegal possession of deer meat reference to him as Daniel to election to Hut their military staffs probably material. 'the post.

1 will meet i migration Service, with approval. of the State Department, will try found in the locker in his home. The defendant was J. P. Aguilar of Te-jcolote.

which is about 30 miles north of Carrizozo. The deer had been the arrangement with Cuba for six def.me plans. The U. Britain atal Turkey are believed to hava plans fo common acti.au in the area evert of emergency. ance commissioners to adjust rates for this area on a realistic basis, considering the risk involved and the history of low losses through the years.

Fire insurance is divided into two parts, one covering loss through fire and lightning and the other known as extended coverage. Few home-owners realize that when they are buying fire insurance the protection against fire and lightning costs only about one-lourth of the premium. The rest goes for extended coverage, required by leading agencies and Sunday Times Index ishot by his juvenile son, officers LOSES ESCORT London. tlNS) One more of Princess Margaret's frequent. escorts was lopped off the available list Saturday when handsome Lord Porches-ter announced his engagement to months.

If it works effectively negotiations will be opened with Mexico. For many years, Swing pointed out, the United States has waived visa requirements on a reciprocal said. The cases were heard before Jus itice of the Peace Clarenca Shaw of Miss Jean Wallop of Big Horn, Wyo, in the area. Roy Ilofheinz Defeated In Houston (Carriz.oo. Walter Kegel, assistant attorney general, prosecuted.

The cow elk was killed last Sim-day and the bull elk was wounded by Belk. according to testimony the court. Belk was hunting for the first time. He became separated f-om the group, which included Marr, Phares and White, spotted the elk in a pacture on the Alpine people were opening up their homes and Davis believes he can take care of all dedication visitors. Largest groups coming to the dedication are originating along State Highway 51 and along U.

S. 67. A caravan headed by a chartered bus from San Angelo was scheduled to spend Sunday night in Fort Stockton. More than a hundred members of Highway 51 Dlxle'i political pot ha come down to a dimmer, but a hfatfd Presidential campaign rrtulrl bring: ft to a boil aatn. to film the Democratic fires ax It did in 1953.

Full story nf the situation In (he South is on Page 1-B. Should school receive Federal aid? Fdurators in the 4R Sutct are about evenly divided on the problem. Fur a frank of the facts and prohlems of federal aid to srhonis, sp? Faqe I B. Turkish movies are commodities wliirh aren't pnpular in the V. S.

yet. But this situation mav change radically with the advent of a mighty good-lookine: Turkish actress. Her story, alnnj with pictures, Is told on Page 12 ('. A new El Paso residential district hinr developed in the Fpper Valley. It Is Westuood Park Addition fe.ilurfnr Town and Country homes.

Nine paces of stories and pictures IpII the Nutwood story: Pages 8-lfl-B. Houston. (AP) Fr Mav or '1 ear n'mnire ton's rify I' Hi-' ard e'- nn ff.rv (Continued on Page 13-A, Col. 1) that Hn'r-omba i nn jn -r: an hvir ar i ai. i wr-ra in fn- all r'lt m.

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Fire Damages SP Boxcar generally included in an omer policies. Extended coverage is the pro-tec. ion you get against hurricane, tornado, hail damage, cars that might crash into your home, or falling airplanes. El Paso's fire and lightning key rate is the lowest in Texas, matched on by San Antonio, at 9 cents per $100 with a 15 per cent credit rating because of low fire losses. On a $10,000 insurance policy, about $8 of the annual premium' is charged as fire and lightning protection.

By comparison, Dallas has a 13-eent rale and a 5 per cent credit; Houston, 22 cents and 10 per cent; Midland' 26 cents and 20 per cent, and Odessa, 21 cents and 15 per cent. In the extended coverage rate the insurance commission lowers the boom on West Texas, while the insurance companies reap a fat harvest of premiums and pay out little in loss claims. Throughout all New Mexico the txtenJed coverage rate on $10,000 on Paga 12-A, Cot, 1) r-r-ara-h I Willis Lovelace ranch, shot the cow, and wounded the bull. i CHASED I TREE The bull elk chased Belk up a tree, but after the hunter had thrown rocks at the bull elk itj walked away and lay down beside, the dead cow. After wounding the bull.

Belk had his ammunition, llel went to Aguilar's home at Teeo-lu'e and borrowed the rifle to k.ll the bull. When re-treH; he could not lind the v.o inrieri Lovelace found the animal rkad last Tuesday. 'ihe meat from the row eik was dumped the Carnzno v. The elk on the Lovelace tanrh are own by the State Game Department. There is r.o open season on elk in; Lincoln County.

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A car loaded with lumber on an adjoining track was slightly damaged by water. u-V. -J --I A a. a eijiit of the irri r.l roiineil ci i I not re- a -'-n an I tv.o nnpon-a' of 'he pa-t- hums Welch and Ma.qii -ite Jr. held strong ead? UC'A randidates.

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