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28-Day Adventure Ends 5omeraakins flj fl Pago Wwtt Tuesday. May 3oTiHl Page 13 Proffram ream For El Pasoans Scheduled The Adult Homemaking De Dartment of El Paso Public Schools will present a modified By DEE RING Two native El Pasoans, Jim Perkins and Harry Lucker. have rad? a dream come true with a adventure in the hunters' paradise of New Zealand. Perkins used a 30-06. model 70 summer program starting Thurs day.

Classes will meet in the Homemaking Center, 1004 N. El Paso St. Clothing classes continue from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. Winchester and Lucker carried! 2 "575 cahber rifle of the same make and model to hunt various Algerian Treason Trial Opens Paris.

(AP) Two French generals, stripped of their rank and their uniforms, faced a military court Monday on treason charges stemming from last month's unsucceeful military revolt in Algiers. One strongly defended himself, the other collapsed and was unable to speak in his own behalf. Former Gens. Maufice Challe and Andrew Zeller could be sentenced to death for their role in the army's defiance of President Charles de Gaulle's proposals for the future of Algeria. They should know their fate by Wednesday night.

Under French law they were not required to enter a plea. The facts charged against them are hardly in dispute. Their defense was that their motives were right to keep Algeria part of France. Tuesdays and Thursdays. Mrs.

i or deer; chamois, a goat- i.ke antelope; and Himalayan Elizabeth Hall will teach during June, Mrs. Ruth Thompson during July, and Mrs. Wanda Deter during August. The classes will not meet the first week of August. During June and July, china painting will be offered from 9 a.m.

to noon luesdays ana Thursdays. Mrs. Pearle Gehl is the June teacher and Mrs. Alexa Wilson for July. CELEBRATES FOURTH ANNIVERSARY Kemp Ford 6015 Montana is celebrating its fourth year as an El Paso automobile dealership.

In early August, Kemp Ford is changing locations for the third time in its four years. Each move, including the latest, has been necessitated by increased business and sales. Two night classes will be of fered during the summer. Clothing and homemaking problems American Challe, who formerly command will be taught from 6 to 9 p.m. Mondays by Mrs.

Gehl in June, Mrs. Wilson in July, and Mrs. Grace Pegeler in August. Mrs.j Hall will teach clothing at 6 p.m. Wednesdays during June.

i ed in Algeria and then served at the head of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization's central Eu Police Investigate Mystery Of Blood-Spattered Room Police were seeking to solve the mystery of a blood-spattered downtown hotel room, which was discovered Monday morning by a cleanup man. jfj A 12-lesson class in lampshade rope command, sat between Consulate Burglarized The American Consulate in making starts Friday, taught by guards with Zeller, former army Mrs. Patricia Lauritzen. The tar the north and south is-Ia-d5 and in the Fiji Islands Trey made the 7,500 mile trip Auckland. New Zealand, by r-iTe- 2n hours after years of and planning.

Lucker, -1 was a member of the America- Running Deer team, heard New Zealand hunting while wa in Moscow in the U.S. in the World Running Deer IN AR.MY 1 is a first lieutenant in Army at Ft. Benning, on the Army Advance Marxs- Pistol Team and is cur-re-itly in training for the World Deer Championship in Norway, next month. Perkins, who resides at 4105 Ave. is an amateur skeet-and trap shooter.

His pride and jn" is his collection of big bore target rifles. He is a utility engineer for El Paso Electric Co. "The most memorable kill of he trip was a chamois with a C-inch horns, believed to be the largest horns taken this year," Perkins said. "The world record chamois horn is 114 inches, while the average is berwjen four and six inches." "I brought him down from a s-ance of 700 yards. It required four hits to make the kill," be said.

"At that distance, I was so far away that by the time the bullets reached the animal they had slowed so much they wouldn't expand on contact." Each man killed five chamois during three clavs of hunting. iA group will meet from 9 a.m. to noon Mondays, Wednesdays and chief of staff. Facing the nine civilian and military judges alongside them was a Une of white-gloved guards with carbines be Detective uaude Moon said large amounts of blood were found on a bed, pillows, the bedposts, floors and walls of the Juarez was broken into early Monday morning and a tape re Fridays. Mrs.

Deter will begin a milli cording machine stolen. Attempts nery class in August, with dates to be announced. to open the vault were unsuccess- fu, according to Consul General William Wright Dairy Princess Selection Due Tuesday Juarez police were investigating the incident, working with finger P. Pogson Named Bank Director prints taken from the screen and window through which the vandals entered the kitchen and the Members of the local dairy in tween their knees. Challe, a southern Frenchman, argued his case with considerable skill.

He spoke hoarsely, in dry military tones, avoiding any dramatic display. He said only a handful of officers opposed the coup. Zeller, with his notes shaking in his hands, then testified "Ail that I have done was motivated solely by the desire to keep Algeria under French sovereignty. France needs Algeria without being Then he collapsed. After a time he muttered a few unintelligible words and collapsed again.

vault door through which they at dustry will gather in the ball tempted to drill holes. Footprints room of the Hotel Paso del Norte CHAMOIS HUNTERS El Pasoans Harry Lucker, left, and Jim Perkins flew 7,500 miles to hunt chamois, a rare goat-like antelope in this rugged bush country of New Zealand. Each man bagged five chamois and Perkins brought down one with 10'A-inch horns, believed to be the largest horns taken this year. around the building also were Percy W. Pogson, who spent room.

A wooden slat, apparently from a chair, was found in the room, also covered with blood. Officers also found a pair of men's sun glasses spattered with blood. The manager of the hotel said the room had been rented to a man, about 23 to 25 years old, 6-feet, with dark hair, at 9:10 p.m. Sunday. The man had a companion, described as 20 to 25 years old, and 5-feet, 8-inches, who asked to go up to the room with him.

The man who originally rented the room was seen leaving the hotel just after midnight. No one saw the second man leave. Officers also found two women's hairpins on the floor, and two more in the bathroom. No wom being studied. Consul Wright reported that there was little vandalism, although the intruders apparently inspected several rooms of the ja day.

One woman told me that tl Pasoans were, guests at several sheep ranches, including one at noon Tuesday to help select their 1961 Dairy Princess. Fourteen coeds from Texas Western College will be competing for this year's title, and the opportunity to represent the industry during June Dairy Month. The contestants represent five organizations on the campus. consulate. ranch.

Most of their The tape recorder wis one used by employes in learning to speak hunting was done in the remote country regions. Water was so in tre iorest area, uiey Spanish. 1 i i red deer, which could J1CiUUUl UIdt cvc rAUS-11 she hadn't had a drink of water in two years." How about the cost of living? Real butter was 24 cents a pound and new Chevrolet or Ford cars cost $6,000. "If its good hunting you want, I heartily recommend New Zealand," Perkins said. "The country is fabulously beautiful, the game is plentiful and varied." TO SHOW FILMS be stalked while they were r.g the mating roar.

had its own hydro-electric plant to provide electricity. "But with all the water they QUAKE HITS Little League movies will be shown at a meeting of Eastwood Optimist Club at 7 p.m. Tues If the roar stopped while you 21 years here as a certified accountant with the firm of Pogson, Peloubet and has been named to the board of directors of First National Bank of Arizona, at Phoenix. His father, Percy W. Pogson Sr.t was a founding partner in the nationally-known firm established in 1902, with principal offices in New York City, where the younger Pogson spent seven years following his graduation from the University of Arizona.

He completed his elementary education in El Paso before attending the University of Arizona where he graduated in 1930 with a bachelor of science degree in business administration. After serving in the New York office he came to El Paso in 1937. Hs became a partner in the family firm in 1945. Pogson is a registered CPA in people an was seen entering or leaving the room. Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

(AP) 4d one foot in the air. you hadjhave New Zealand, th leav that foot in the air or drmk lt-" Perkl the Betty Lashes Into Japan Tokyo. (AP) Tropical Storm Betty lambed Japan's northernmost island of Hokkaido Monday night after ripping through Tokyo and other parts of the main island of Honshu. Unofficial counts listed 4 known dead and S3 injured. ins said.

fc.artnquake shocks that were day in Scotsdale School Gym. A registration card failed to no wnnld hear vou and run iney annK noc tea seven times severe enough to knock the local Featured in the movies, shown through the courtesy of Coca- university's seismograph out of assist officers. The name was all but indistinguishable, but the kilter shook Addis Ababa Mon Cola Bottling will be batting, bunting and World Series first name appeared to be "Pat" day. io casualties or serious from "EI Paso." highlights. damage were reported.

I ylVP I Daffynitions Border Music Festival Cancellation Announced Cancellation of the annual Border Music Festival, scheduled June 4-10 in Ruidoso, N.M., was announced Monday by Abraham Chavez cochairman. "We regret very much that the enrollment was insufficient to meet minimum requirements of boLh the band and orchestra," Chavez said. "Summer school attendance, which has been postponed by Slimmer YMCA cut of gun range," Perkins said. HUNT JAPANESE DEER Tnen they hunted Japanese deer in the rain forest area near an active volcano erupting steam and water. Tne ground in the ra forest area was pumice and -ever dried, he said, and vege-ta'ion is plentiful and beautiful.

They were unsuccessful in in the high mountain p. ----as They camped in river bot-r- and began their climbs around 6 a.m., fhp monrttain tons about New York, Texas, New Mexico and Arizona. Former El Pasoan West Point Alternate A former El Pasoan, Albert some ui me siuaenis in oraer to By PAUL H. GILBERT Used Car: Tangible proof of how hard it is to drive a bargain these days. Gossip: A woman with an extensive wardrobe.

Reformer: A man who paints the town blue. Grape: Wine in pill form. Grapefruit: A fruit that has more in it than meets the eye. Capyrtght 1X1, General Ftilirn Corp, Dj. r- This gave them onlv uiuCr rnu- se- Lharies oavaidon, who was Program Set For Girls MEMORIAL DAY 131 -2y On th; Memorial Day.

Ihm Stat National Bank pays ravarant tributa to tKa man and 1 woman who na given thair livai in th da- 1 fania of our nation' fraadom. vals, was necessary this year and was an unforeseen circumstance. "We will anticipate other problems next year and hope to re- to hunt because they had get down from the mountain t-ps before the setting sun below frecxinz temDera- lected as alternate to attend the U.S. Mili- uins 12-1 years or age may avail themselves of a variety ofitary Academy They only three sume the festival tures. rr.ar during these climbs but were This would have been the fifth unable to get to them.

consecutive year of the festival, But the trophies from their which annually drew an average nt were worth the trip, Perkins 'of 200 students. A vote taken at West Point, will report to the academy July 5. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert J.

Gavaldon, former residents classes at the YMCA which began Monday. Brenda Bannister, graduating Texas Western College student and physical education major, will teach the gym classes. These classes will include badminton, tumbling, and volleyball. Classes in baton twirling will be available for those interested. The aquatics program will take the swimmer from the begin said.

Each man is having a cha-r-ois head and horns mounted. also is having a fallow t'ear head mounted and Lucker having a red deer head mount- last year was in favor of the new location in Ruidoso, where the recreational facilities and cooler climate are attractions. Puh'irifv on fhf festival X'as A. C. Gftraldcm For Fasf, Safe, Local Long Distance Moving call EMPIRE MOVING STORAGE CO e- of El Paso now living In Walnut, Calif.

Gavaldon is president of the The souvenirs will be shipped; extended over a f0ur-state area, New Zealand as soon KwhMr a. vorn is compietea on mem. tributed by the Texas Western ner's through the advanced andi College Music Department en-j Junior life saving stages. There sembles on their recent West will be opportunity for competi- Letterman's Club, chairman of the Senior Activities Committee, a member of the Senior Council and a member of the football team three years at a Walnut high school. tive swimming in the Swim 1 I 211 N.

Florence KE 2-5483 League, a class preparatory to the Swim Team. I I I I I Texas tour. Sponsors of the festival are City of El Paso, El Paso County, Texas Western College, The El GAME PLENTIFUL Perkins said game animals are plentiful in New Zealand. So much so, that they are considered pests and the government has initiated "a program to exterminate most of them. "They've already poisoned out rabbits and professional deer cul'ers are shooting deer, cha Further information may be obtained by visiting the YMCA, Jtcpresrnfing THE TRAVELERS of Hartford 5 DAYS ONLY! BEGINS MAY 31! Paso Times, El Paso Music Teachers El Paso Federation of Musicians, El Paso Symphony Assn.

and business 701 Montana or by phoning the Youth Department. TO APPROVE BUDGET firms and individuals. Approval of the budget will JOHN D. WILLIAMS AND COMPANY 1330 E. YandtU KEytton J-MU top the agenda at a meeting of the Woman's Department of the rt.

ar.a tnar, ne saia. ine government also has a program 'or killing deer by distributing poisioned carrots from airplanes and they are talking about a of poisoning wallabies, tne small kangaroos." Perkins and Lucker were made Chamber of Commerce in the of building at 9.30 a.m. 10 DIE Sprinagar, Kashmir. (AP) A bus crashed into a ravine Sunday, killing 10 passengers and injuring 17. TROTECTISG EL PASO with ALL FORMS of INSURANCE Thursday, Mrs.

Ernest Ponce, Get a Beautiful 5x7" Picture of Your Baby chairman-director, said. members of the New Zealand Deer Stalkers Association while they were in Wellington, the capital. The association is opposing the poisoning of the wallabies. While in New Zealand, the two drink Optimistic people ml 1 I PAUL'S PET SHOPS "Everything for your dum jnenas 'J 'PIN-UPS- JO 23 Wyoming Sunrise Center Chelmont Center. Chelmon'.

and Searisa Stores Open til p.m. Mon. thru Frl. MOVING? I CALL Buckner Transfer Storage AGE LIMIT 5 YEARS One or two children In any one family will be photographed SINGLY at 49c each for the first picture. Each additional child under five.

KE 2-1449 A KIN CRATIN SHIPPING Zi9 Mina At. El Fas AfnU for Catted Taa Lhxa. 7 $1.50 for the first picture. Cheese eny ene eff severel completely finished photographs In different petes for only 49c. You wRl net be wrped to bey but If yew with yew cen bvy the remaining photographs ot only 1.35 fer the first, $1 for the 2nd end 95c fer eny additional teres bought In the store.

9:30 'til 12:00 And PHOTOGRAPHER'S HOURSt Balcony 1:00 'til 5:30 Pixy Pin "Up 8 Exctuoiveip at Petmerj'o WATCH FOR REAL MEAT VALUES IN OUR WED. AD. Gus Hansen's a real thirst-quencher Hp SEVEN-UP BOTTLING CO. OF EL PASO 5607 EI Paso Drive EI Paso, Texas.

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