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El Paso Herald-Post from El Paso, Texas • 12

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Saturday July 19 1951 PASO HERALD-POST Arturo Munoz Camival Gets Fine For Entering House BOND SALES FALL But decline to entirely in hvghorpricod issue files Are Set For Frank Rosen By Pick Turner 3 Denting POlM Officers Quit Force Men in Cattle Smuggling Case Plan to Surrender Rosary for Arturo Munos will be said at I tommrow Raster and Maxon ChapeL Funeral services will be held to St Francis Xavier Church at EM a Monday Burial with military honors will be in tha National Cemetery at 11 a ro Mr Munos a World War II veteran died in a Fort Bayard hoapitaL Ha was His home was MIS Caufleld (treat Funeral services for Frank Rosen formerly of El Peso will be conducted tomorrow hi Spark men end Brand Chapel Dallas with burial In Crown Hill Mausoleum Dallas Rabbi Levi OUnd will officiate Mr Roeen was 71 He died Friday In Dalle where bo had lived for IS years Mr Rosen wee formerly in too jewelry business in El Paso He was a member of Temple Mount Sinai end El Melds Shrine Temple Survivors era his widow Rose Bobby Prr fi ol Ti Bliss pleaded guilty to a charge of aggra assault In County Court-at-Law to- -day and received a $1M fine and 304ay In tha County JalL 1 Ho was charged with breaking Into Mi Phil Ramona's house at 1007 Mundy avenue on June 1 Mrs Ramona said that atowt 11:30 June 3 ho heard a nola In the front room of her house She discovered Parr in the front room "You've got the wrong houa" the told him Mr Ramona said that Parr attempted to klsc her She struggled with him and than pushed him from this houa City Polk called by Mr Ramon later arrested Parr a tew blocks away from too houa A charge of burglary was reduced to aggravated assault 1 tmrtotri Tram DEWING July 19-Three of the Doming police force have quit end a fourth la ready to turn in his commission The walkout followed firing of Police Chief Hi Weddell by Mayor George Dow die Acting under a town opinion that too police chiefs job is appointive Mayor Dowdle replaced Weddell Wednesday with Pinky Sample former police chief Dowdle had been critical of Waddell ever sine he took office following the April elections Twice he sought to have the board remove Weddell an appointee of too past mayor Ike Smalley Three of the four town trustee! opposed the removal FRANK LAFAYETTE Rosary for Frank Lafayette will ba said at pm tomorrow in Memorial ChapeL Burial with military honors will be at 2 Monday in Ft Bliss National Cemetery Mr Lafayette was 27 Ha died Thursday in a hospltaL His home was 4626 Alberta street Survivors ara a daughter two son another torso stators and a toother ia Hail Yard Workers Get Five-Day Week daughter Mrs Marcus Gandel and a granddaughter all of Dallas: two toothers Morris of Now York and Mayer of Johannesburg South Africa Honorary pallbearers will be Herbert Goodman Arthur Blau-grand Sol Krupp Irving Laib and Sol Levinson all of El Paso and George and Julius Scheppi and Dr Paul Levin nil of Dallas FINIS WOELEY Rosary for Finis Worley will ba said at m- tomorrow In Boda-haver-M tiler ChapeL Funeral service will be at a Monday in St Joseph's Church Bcv William Ryan will officiate Burial wlU be in Evergreen Cemeteryy Mr Worley we 65 He died Tuesday In his home 131916 North Crockett street Senator Urges Curb On Filibusters Chiang Blames Russia For Fall of China Sit men charged with conspiracy to wnuggln cattle from Mexico are expected to auriender Monday and poet bond for their relaaaa pending Ttd-ral grand jury action Mamed in the complaint filed before Commltiioner Henry Clifton era Tom Grubb of Sierra Blanca a former rente rider hie brothen-ln-law Water Babb Irving Babb Sierra Blanca rancher Merchant Midland cattle dealer and Fred and Leonard Wit-kerson Big Spring truck driven -No warrants have been taauet tor the man" Holvey Wtilism-aiitant attorney laid defendants' attorney have promised to bring the men in If the men don't coma in next week warrants will ha Issued" The defendant! am charged with wnuggllng til head of cattle in from Mexico In violation of toe foot-end' mouth disease embargo The amupgled cattle bearing 10 different Mexican brands sold for a total of $31000 Lawrence rieishman supervising gent of the tt Customs Agency headquarters in EL Peso said In-vastigation is continuing and more arrests will bo made Sixteen Mexican dtixena charged with rustling cattle and celling steers to member of a cattle ring operating in Southwest Texas and nviitimn have been rounded up by Mexican authorities It is beiiavad a large number a( toe steers smuggled into the States were stolen from Humberto Rsynsl Chihuahua poll nGTON July Secretary of Labor Maurice Tobin reported today that agreements for five-day week for yard workers have been signed by 90 major railroads and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen The agreements also provide for a four-cent hourly wage boost PATRICK DENNKHY Funeral service for Patrick Den-nehy win be conducted by Chaplain Phillip O'Connor at I a Tuesday in St Michael Chapel at Ft Blim Burial will ba In National Cemetery Mr Dennehy was 80 and had lived in El Paso lg years His homo was MIT Hamilton street Ha died Wednesday in a Tempi Tex hoapitaL Ha was a veteran of both world war Arrangements ara by Kaater and Maxon Funeral Home Dv IlnUri Pm TAIPEH Formes July Gen- erallsslmo Chiang Kai-shak today placed the responsibility for tha disintegration and toll of his Na-tionalist regime on tha Chinese -mainland squarely on Soviet Russia Chiang said In an interview that tha Soviet Union has a "master plan for the conquest of tha world -by creating discontent class Strug- gle contradictions and subversive activities" TRANS-ATLANTIC FLIGHT It trnltrS rrm GOOSE BAY Labrador July IE world's first trans-Atlantic helicopter flight was delayed today whan to two "flying windmills" wer held hare by bad weather at thair next stopping place Naraara-uak Greenland AIR ATTACK ON INSECTS By Vailed Fra CLAYTON July An aerial attack on grasshoppers Infesting 16000 acres in Union County proving successful I Diddy eu't you loam to throit tatfti of beHotsrfng WHATS GOING ON a SdmUM Prem CHICAGO July Senator William Benton of Connecticut moved today to wrest from Southern senator the filibuster weapon they have used to kill Federal civil rights bills He demanded that Democratic platform drafters cell upon the Senate to revise its rules so a filibuster can ha ended Under the Senate Wherry rule named for the late Senator Wherry of Nebraska it take a vote of 64 of the 96 senators to end "i talks-thou" Benton proposed Senate rule which makes it possible to put an end to a filibuster by a simple majority vote of those present and voting after 19 days of debate end by two-thirds majority vote of those present and voting after tour day of debate' The Records LAS raven MASHAOI UCBNStt Btchard Tboim S4 Pas an Nasari Whiuiev Donteham Kar Clrateni 4S pt Janette Morrto SS PEOPLE Horseman Shorts Wire Service Wtbna AdeUHul Bentamln Chandler All Voters of El Paso County ELECT ANITA BLAIR To Represent You in the Legislature in Aria end Audrey Xrodserd It Pheent Alton Haherta S4 Bien APB end Kethleen BneriMd XtopnUnaton II 41 Blass IS Peso IgtfSlhZ 'Mate Alton Harris 41 Blaas APB and Adklna IS Paao Lenpctde Bodriaue ST Bl Alicia Loaano Jack A McMahc TL Bite end Oesr-tlene Lupe Ann Arevalo Bethreck St Trato auencea and Doris Campbell IS Pesa WllUam Arthur Plena can Al Veras Beanery I Sispect Is Nabted Is Theft of $405 Governor Orders Employe Gut Again Bst Qualified Of The Six Candidates Placa 4 District 105 as the States' Rights- MliclMippl delegation whose seats were being coo tested before the Creden-dials Committe by rival group Fnaklta Heyward of Flint Mich cut down a 20-yeer-old mulberry tree In his front yard Growing inside its hollow trunk he found another already five feet talL TOny Villareal of Edinburgh Tex thought ha 'was drinking wine It looked like wine It tailed like wine Doctors at Grandview Hospital said Tony wee in serious condition from the effects of drinking insecticide Alfredo Mertinac IT Alma Alicia CataUm IT Pato Cetarine Seised I Pee end Crus kLL Whlto Paea and LneiU NlribKL' uraa and Me da Jews A former employ mspectod of steeling MM from safe it the dock Drive-In at 2721 Montane street was arrested br detectives last night The suspect's brother -is being sought for questioning The safe was looted by someone who knew toe combination Lyin' Dautrich manager of the drive-ln told police Two College degrees followed by 7 year of nation wide success in conducting and managing her own lecture buginesa without the assistance of any other person and In spite of her blindness Aa a professional educator and student of government she can apply her knowledge of public relations radio and lecturing to carry out her platform Lucero 111ns Minnie Set 1 Lw Crace By Acroriafcd Fraa SANTA FE July In a tend note Governor Mechem hat ordered Commissioner Manuel Lujan for second time to fire 40 per-na in too Revenue Bureau by Aug The order Indicated the Governor to dissatisfied with progress since the first order March 1L In contrast with the earlier order yesterday's directive specified that the payroll bo cut by 10 per cent There now era 400 employee in the bureau including 10 part-time workers live Dangerously -Cross On AMBER or RED LIGHT MAN IS PATIENT Hi Kendall of 602 North Guadalupe street Carlsbad Is a medical patient at Southwestern General HospitaL To Preserve Free Enterprise Individual and States Rights To Improve Schools Without Increasing Taxes Compiled From The Herald-Poofs Fire Wire Services Officer at Folsom N' era loriiing for a horseman who to sabotaging telegraph wire In Union County For too past two weeks someone has been looping lengths of barbed wire across lines used by the Colorado A Southern Railroad and Western Union Telegraph Co Until lineman from Trinidad Colo can find and remove the causa of trouble the circuits an shorted Fred Pfalmer special agent for toe railroad said tracks indicate a horseman has been riding beneath the lines end sabotaging them at convenient spots Oklahoma City firemen dragged the North Canadian River' Police and neighbors searched a 10-block area Mrs Lupe Martinex was admitted to a local hospital in a state of collapat And Mrs four-year-old daughter Patricia who caused too excitement dept through it all under a cardboard box la her grandmother's yard Two rnwR bey In Joplin Mo aged six and eight sold Edward Thompson a tiny furry animal tor 29 cents Shortly afterward Thompson beard an appeal over a radio station tor thC'return of a g2S0 mink'' Thompson returned the animeL a An alternate dele gate to the Democratic National Convention from Jackson Miss clutched a rifle in his hand as be boarded train for Chicago last night going straight to too Credentials Committee" Fred Anderson to a member of Livestock Chicago Tot 4(2 Dying of 'Old Age Vote For Aed Ask Yaw Friends to Veto Far Aalto Blair I ter by Ffflaw Mi Plicate at AaNa BMf emoaoo uvntocx iiVaiani hloohmi ustt sasooaiTt b(M Debts ISUM1U PwUns raw IN nominally qUodr chateata ANITA BLAIB AND FAWN A habeas earpaaaettan has been started hr Frank Grandstaff SH to win his release from Milwaukee jail Grandstaff to the Tennessee ex-convict whose "Big Spring Cantata" won him pardon from a life prison term in 1950 Ho contended in his circuit court action yesterday that there to not enough evidence to hold him for trial on burglary charges He was arrested In Milwaukee on May and was bound over to Municipal Court -for trial after District Judge Harvey Neelon ruled there was sufficient evU donee to try him No date was set for the trial Grandstaff was granted pardon by Jbe Tennessee governor what he was serving life term as an habitual criminaL Sir Miles Theme chairmen of the British Overseas Airways Carp in London asked pilot to buy parrot for him in Africa Tha pilot did and gave too bird a little coaching so that on Its arrival in London It could my: "Mora pay for air crews" BKjSisT nuuLfcNt samtaaesi niv MHw'saeaofcatJSi OWJSt riwckar am and Britan SiaaOfc "Vk I I alaM ItSs abates and prime lmjw-aaoOfc common to cbotea OUtoWOi jwacttaoa BlUDilUli own BMOto By International VeiM fereic CHICAGO July IE Medical specialists and scientists are faced with (heartbreaking puxxl in Chicago today a 4tt-yearald girl is dying of old eg' The' child identified only as Und would five Nov 14 But phyaictans at the Bancarch and Educational Hospitals of the University of Illinois doubt aha will live that long 4 They diagnose her disease ai pprogoriia or prematura senllty (old age) She is two feet tall and weighs 714 pound Her face and bands ara wrinkled Ilka on aged woman's and aha never has learned to talk Sh was born in suburban Aurora and was adopted hr religious in-situation under a court appointed guardian She entered tha Chicago hospital when she was two months old Hospital authorities say they "have nqver had such a case before Tha American Medical Asm add that tha disease la vary rare i i- a 'JJ l7f i1 i If you go through an ambar ar rad light you ara living dangerously' You tu aoan tha padastriaa and may up roar womn uvaaroex By hMreotioiMl Jfem fame Font WORTH July Slausbter cloaca snwiaBr ateadr otock-en rinna to 1 Usher kick smdeeS-teitesa ua moeL topa-Btoushtmr ton and yauUnto SMJ row talk S1SJO atockar Sw mriksi SMJOt eider faartir atm 1ST SO atoefc- nataSrsSjr van and ebatea eiauebter atom and mrilnsa snsoasaso utility aa aamwercUd SlOJOaaiMi aUtttr aaan mk0OfcSSIO: Grai in Trailer Ransacked Suspect Is Held IU00dlTt0 utility to Mta Wo dost ad vies driving daw-garauaiy Wa have found the! courtesy that the cour-teooa drivur la tha aofo on Wa write automobla toauraaca far courteous drhrar SAUNDERS Mr end Mrs Roy Walter returned to their trailer house on Bird Way and they were not able immediately yesterday and to find records of a similar ByDWMFraes aucApojulr imw futaiec erica riKi rivhfly ta tte ciorin mtauta a Saturdur'i coaton but etNuath to Mon tte tly aver Friday! cloca rinse wheat raitd mchanMd found It nntseked to an fc net a bucket asm unctensad ta Ifc lawer aatc unctensad to fc Meli-i fc Mater to fc lawn cov-fc ta 4fc bister and lard to to tha Upper Valley An intruder had window to knocked a radio to CALVuBiauaht: frrinca 01 to 01 straw ta tl bieher Oead and choice killci riooed at SSeeOfc SMS aarty top mat- eUBtr and eom-moretal glT-SOfclSlt culk 1400tolt0: comma and medium ataefcan 0000fc rtf aaed and chric OfcJtaStlO toed 4N bo nSJtl two laada 44 and CIS McAFEE JUSTICE FLANS TRIP By laMnMttoMl If roc Service PORTLAND Ore July Supreme Court Justice William Douglas is planning a trip through the war-tom jungles of too Malay Peninsula tally SI to Si seeti hi her I) le 4 htahtr fern' Wefc tauih serin loath SMJ0 daughter raarlmea Seal Estate Ltane 314 STANTON 3-1436 Lobby ef "1IS1 BaRding" crawled through enter tha trailer the floor ripped open an empty toy bank then slide a box of crackers and a quarter pound of butter Mr Waller questioned' several laborers on the Goorga Wood form They reported seeing a man leav tha trailer and flat towards a cotton field A suspect 17 of Chihuahua City waa found huddled to field by Mr Waller The Mexican form worker is to tha County Jail booked on a burglary charge tot JO I uuwr tae lambo SMMillS4 (Uuahtar yariiun Knee sett fc see alauehter SSaSfcTtS matlua and lamta SlTJtfcSia medium tmefcujs EDS CBICAaO CASB 8BAIH ta MaraaNoaol Hew gcrvtoa CHICAGO July Tall gnia cIom: Ja 1 ISJlfcfcUli ri SUfcS: Ih I iri SBltfcfc SJIfci No I tee SSJIfc 1 yeltow SUt No I mtxod SUOfcMSfc mixo SLlSfcfcSJSfci No mine SLISfc fcliri touch SLUfcfct1T No I r4 garlicky SLSTfci 4 while touch ILUL No I anew SLTTfcfclTlfci No allow SlTlfcfcLTTfc No 4 yellow SLTSfcfcLTS ycilew SlJSfcfc IHfc: sompio aUaw SlJtfcliafc No 1 heavy mivoii nfcfcBfc: Na 1 mixed ISfcc Ha 1 heavy white SMHSfcc: Na 1 extra heavy white 040 Bfcet Na 1 white SSfcfcSlfc Ha tony white Site Na 1 white Tlfce: Na I havy white SSc Na I whit 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