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EL PASO HERALD-POST Saturday July 23 I960- -Page Twe Colorado Rancherand Family Round Up Prime Stock for El Paso Kids Rodeo GOP Platform Okayed By Rockefeller Fish Fast Due Before Crews Clean Lake Services 11 a set vice at the Second Church of Christ Scientist The Rev Mabel Peck ha chosen the topic CULTIVATING OUR SPIRITUAL SOIL for the 11 a service at Unity Temple WHO ARE THE RIGHTEOUS? Is the subject chosen by the Rev Hilda Walter for the 10:45 a service the El Paso Christian Institute At 8 at the Church of Spiritualistic Truth the Rev Harry Far-low wilt preach on a FERVENT PRAYER FOR THOSE IN NEED THE REVELATION OF LIFE is the topie selected by the Rev Bessie A Trostmsn for 2:30 at Spiritual Science Church The Rev Dale Knudsen will speak on THE FAMILY OF GOD at 9:45 a at Good Shepherd Evangelical Lutheran Church At 7:30 and 10:45 a the Rev Clausen will speak on FORM OR HEART RELIGION at Orace Lutheran Church The Rev A Heineke will be the (Continued from Page 1) western and conservative Republicans but he still was a heavy favorite to wind up on the ticket with Nixon who is sure to get a first ballot presidential nomination next Wednesday Most of critics were said to favor Senator Thruston Morton of Kentucky Republican national chairman for the vice presidential nomination Reputation Greater While listening to advice from ihersn church' topfowlu early arriving delegates on the Alsbaugh family from left Mrs Alsbaugh Mr Alsbaugh Ask Mrs Carroll Demo Delegates Upset Television Viewers Church METHODIST The Rev Horacio Varias wil rralc on THY KINGDOM COME THY WILL BE DONE at El Divino Redentor Methodist Church at 11 a The Rev Leroy Lindsey ill preach at both services at Evangelical Methodist Church His topic at 11 a will be LOVE BIO ENOUGH FOR A WORLD At 7:30 he will speak on CHRISTIAN STEWARDSHIP OCR WATCHWORD IS FAITH Is be topic chosen by the Rev John Klassen for the 8:45 and 10:50 services at First Methodist Church At 7 Dr Jack Postlewaite will speak on YOUTH TODAY LEADERS OF TOMORROW The Rev Charles Price will speak on THE DISTURBING CHRIST at 8:30 and 11 a and on AN INTERRUPTED SERMON at 7 at Fort Boulevard Methodist Church LIFE'S MOST EXPENSIVE LUXURY is the topic chosen by the Rev De Hinckley for the 8:45 and 11 a xn services at Grace Methodist Church JUST BECAUSE will be his subject at 6 At 8:45 and 11 a the Rev Keilry Scott will preach on SANCTIFY THE LORD GOD IN Mountain View Methodist Church At 7:30 his subject will be DELIVERANCE ANOTHER THREE ASPECTS OF DIVINE GRACE is the topic selected by the Rev Antonio Olmos for the 11 a service at Open Door Methodist Church At 7:30 he will speak on HE LEADETH ME The Rev James Miller will deliver a sermon on FINDING PEACE OF MIND at 8:49 and 11 a at Saint James Methodist Church WHEN JESUS PRAYED Is the topic selected by the Rev Murphy Duncan for the 8:30 and 11 a services at St Mark's Methodist Church The Rev Donald Simms will preach on JESUS CHRIST OUR LORD at 10:50 a at St Pauls Methodist Church At 8:30 and 10:55 a the Rev Don Schooler will speak on FORGIVENESS DOES COST At 7 ri his topic will be POWER OVER SIN SILENCE OF GOD Is the topic chosen by the Rev Milton Chester for 10 a at Western Hills Methodist Church The Rev Ray McGrew will speak on OUR GROWING FAITH at 11 a at Ysleta Methodist Church NAZAKENE CHRIST IS ALL Is the topic chosen by the Rev Harold Morris for the 10:40 a service at First Church of the Nazarene At 7 he will apeak on REPENT OR ELSE ORTHODOX The theme for services at St George's Orthodox Church will he THE LIFE OF THE PROPHET ELIJAH PRESBYTERIAN THE LOVE OF LIFE is the topic selected by the Rev Edward Diggs for the 9:55 a service at Altura Presbyterian Church The Rev Russell Blackburn will be guest speaker at 11 a at Faltb Presbyterian Church His topic will be EVERY HILL HAS A VALLEY A SOMETIME BELIEVER Is the subject chosen by the Rev George Burroughs for the 1:30 and 11 a services at First Presbyterian Church At 8:30 and 11 a at Highland Presbyterian Church the Rev Paul Ellis will speak on WHERE IS THE CHURCH? Dr Hobart Bennett will preach on THE WAY OF CAIN at 10:50 a and on LIFE FOR THE DEAD at 7:30 at Hillside Bible Presbyterian Church THERE CO THE SHIPS Is the topic selected by the Rev Raymond Gray gurst speaker hr the 11 a service at Manhattan Piesbyierian Church The Rev David Dean Robinson will speak on GOD ANSWER TO HUMAN QUESTIONS at 9:30 a at Meneely Memorial Presbyterian Church MAKING THINGS RIGHT WITH GOD is the topic celeeted by the Rev Jim Brock for the II a service at Trinity Presbyterian Church The Rrv Ronald Guinn will speak on WATER LILIES ON THE DESERT at 10:45 a at University Presbyterian Church REORGANIZED LATTER DAY SAINTS Herbert A Lynn will speak on THE SOCIAL EXPRESSION OF THE GOSPEL at 9:30 a xn at the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TRUTH will be the topic for 9:30 and 11 a services at the First YOUR HEART at Church of Christ Scientist and El Paso Demos Map Campaign (Continued from Page 1) in solicitation of campaign funds State Senator Frank Owen opposed by Pecos Republican James A Leonard agreed commenting: as Democrats believe that each individual candidate should exercise his own judgment while retaining a healthy respect for his Atwater summed up the general feeling that any differences of opinion among individual Democratic candidates should be buried during the campaign He also warned that a joint Democratic effort for campaign financing was urgent in view of the County Republican alleged success in obtaining a $25000 fund for the District and County campaign It was agreed that any campaign funds donated to the proposed committee be used for the benefit of all County and District Democratic candidates Also taking part in meeting were State Representative Maud Isaacs opposed by Republican Alex Fierro Precinct 1 County Commissioner Dick Davis opposed by Republican William Coffin Precinct 3 County Commisioner Rogelio Sanchez opposed by Grover Neely Sown atBt RODEO FAMILY Walt Alice Art and Virginia Ike Denies Any Crisis in Berlin United Preta International NEWPORT I July 73 The summer White- House today rejected published accounts that a new crisis is foreseen for Berlin President Eisenhower underscored the denials by resuming an apparently relaxed vacation routine Press Secretary James Hag-erty said the only advance plans for today were to play golf Hagerty stuck by his flat denial of Washington dispatches which said the President and top admin-stration officials had received intelligence warnings that a Communist military move against Berlin might be expected within the next 30 days He had told a news conference yesterday neither the White louse State Department nor Central Intelligence Agency had any such information must be some he added Texan Freed In Killing Of Baby Sitter United Preta International SAN AUGUSTINE Texas July 23 A prominent San Augustine insurance broker was given a five-year suspended sentence yesterday for murdering his Negro babysitter with his automobile last New Eve The jury deliberated an hour and 33 minutes before finding Hugh Sparks 38 guilty of running oyer babysitter Bobbie Jean Ligon 15 on a country road near San Augustine The 'jury found him innocent on a charge of murder with malice' aforethought but found him guilty on a second count of murder by automobile The Negro girl had sat with children while they attended a New Eve party Sparks was to have driven her home but her body was found the next day A witness testified Sparks had been drinking Sparks showed no emotion when he heard the verdict An estimated 400 persons were jammed into a courtroom built to hold about half that many Many of the spectators were Negroes Meeting Scheduled The Assn of Meneely Memorial Presbyterian Church will meet Tuesday at 9:30 a at the church Mrs Sam Carter Mrs Bud Tatum and Mrs Moody will be hostesses The principal ingredient of a fish fry fresh fish will be doled out to all who want them on a first come first served basis when Ascarate Lake is cleaned of its finned denizens in readiness for a moss eradication program by the State Game Commission State game workers will treat the lake with rotenone a substance from South America which causes the fish to rise to the surface and become insensible The fish will then be gathered by dip nets operated from boats Washing in fresh running water removes the rotenone from the gills of the fish leaving them unharmed If the rotenone were left in the gills the fish would die It is the hope of the Game Department that some of the fish will be used to stock other lakes and ponds However eating the washed fish either fresh or after stored in a deep freeze will cause no ill effects to humans For that reason measures probably will be taken to see that none of th fish are carried away until they have been thoroughly washed Be that as it may there are many hungry fishermen who have been dropping baited hooks into Ascarate Lake for many years without much result and some of the fish are certain to be used for food immediately The date of the rotenone doping will be announced when the Game Department is ready with the moss poisoning The fish must be taken away from the lake the same day they are scooped out The lake will be restocked later Officer Dies Of Crash Injuries DEADLY STREETS Killed this year 15 Killed last year 23 Injured this year 1061 Injured last year 1095 Joseph Harrell a second lieutenant in the 1st Battalion Student Detachment at Ft Bliss died late yesterday of head injuries received in a traffic accident Thursday Harrell 23 vas the only occupant of his car when it went out of control on Paisano drive at Hammett boulevard and crashed into a traffic-light post knocking the post -150 feet Police said there were np-slyd marks He Is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Paul Harrell of Blooming Ind Mr Harrell is coordinator of athletics facilities planning and associate professor of physical education at Indiana University Retired Barber Taken bv Death Jose Fraga of 3710 Montana street died in his home yesterday He was 66 He had lived in El Paso for 45 years was a retired barber belonged to St Catholic Church and had formerly been active in St Ignatius Parish work Survivors are his widow Mrs Elvira Fraga of El Paso two daughters Mrs Elena Martinez and Mrs Elvira Wardy both of El Paso five sons Guillermo Roberto Ramon and Carlos all of El Paso and Dr Jose Fraga of San Francisco Calif 18 grandchildren a brother Brig Gen Jesus Fraga and a sister Maria Fraga both of Mexico who were to be in El Paso for services Rosary services were to be held at 8 today in the Martin Mortuary chapel with the Rev Burke Dignam officiating Another rosary service will be held at 7 tomorrow in the Martin chapel with the Rev Lopez officiating Funeral mass will be at 9 a Monday in St Ignatius Catholic Church with the Rev Gaspar Oronoz officiating Burial will be in Mt Carmel Cemetery Funeral Pending For William Person William Person of 3023 Jefferson avenue died in his home today He was 71 lived in El Paso for 29 years and was a retired general contractor Survivors are his widow Mrs Mary Person and four brothers Funeral arrangements were pending at the Rodehaver-Miller Funeral Home DR RICARDO PALAU Dr Ricardo Calvete Palau of Avalos Mexico died yesterday in El Paso He was 52 and was medical director of the American Smelting and Refining Co Hospital in Avalos Survivors are his widow Mrs Emestina Calvete a daughter and a sister His body was to be sent by the Kaster and Maxon Funeral Home to Chihuahua City for burial Song Writer Dies United Preta International NEW YORK July Composer A1 Hoffman 58 who in 30 years collaboiated in writing a long chain of hit songs that began with and ended with Loves died Thursday night for after an illness of several months Finest Animals Assured by Experts Stock Raiser Walter Als-baugh and his family of Alamosa Colo were busy today rounding up the finest stock available for the big annual Herald -Post Kids Rodeo The rodeo will be held Aug 24 through Aug 28 at the El Paso Coliseum The ride-and-ropin spectacle is sponsored by The Herald -Post the Airport Optimist Club and Boys Baseball of El Paso Entry blanks are published in The Herald-Post hbr Alsbaugh knows about junior rodeo riding as well as any man on the rodeo circuit He started in the rodeo game when he was 13 by winning the valley roping at Monte Ski Hi Stampede He was one of the first members of the Turtles rodeo's first organized association Mrs Alsbaugh also worked in rodeo as an arena secretary Eight years ago Mr Alsbaugh started producing his own rodeo stock at the big ranch in Colorado He specializes in and teenage rodeos The Alsbaughs have three children Arthur Alice and Virginia Art is a pick-up man for his dad and also ropes and bulldogs The girls are expert barrel racers Stock for the Kids Rodeo will start coming into El Paso soon Arts Council Draws Favor The idea for an arts council as suggested by Albert Green-Field is gaining widespread interest and attention Mr Green-Field firat suggested the Idea in 1958 is nothing new or original about the idea of a communitywide arts Mr Green-Field said groups have been functioning successfully in cities throughout the country An arts council is not merely a group of individuals who get together for the purpose of directing and centreline art activities member groups of an arts council would include organizations concerned with the related arts such as music painting theater dance and literature as well as other cultural interests and activities that help enrich the lives of all those in our In El Paso there are more than 20 groups that could comprise an arts council They include Chamber of Commerce El Paso Arts Assn Symphony Assn Photographic Society Advertising Club Garden Club Council El Paso Museum of Art Sun Carnival Assn drama music and art departments of Texas Western College as well as many organizations Mr Green-Field is cd-ordinator of art activities and exhibitions for the El Paso Public Library Servicemen Fail To Find Gas Leak Residents at two locations on Magoffin avenue last night complained to Southern Union Gas Co about gas leakage Servicemen investigated complaints from residents at 1217 and 1022 Magoffin avenue without results Southern Union Service Dispatcher Gordon McKean said that the air in the neighborhood was filled with a strong smell Earlier servicemen checked out a call from the manager of the Crawford Theatre who complained of a gas leak' No leak was found and servicemen reported that the obnoxious odor in the theatre was something in the downtown atmosphere that the air-conditioner pulled in Visitor Dies In Motel Room A 50-year-old Leaksville woman died early today in her El Paso motet room her hus band told police Thomas Martin said his wife Carolyn was in the best of spirits yesterday and last night However when he came out of the shower early today she was face down on the bed unable to talk and breathing heavily Mrs Martin was pronounced dead on arrival at Thomason General Hospital Coroner Charles Windberg Jr ordered an autopsy Nab Parole Violator Police yesterday arrested a parole violator after a back yard chase Answering a complaint by the wife that he had threatened her the officers spotted him running out the back way They chased him and lost him The wife said he was a parole violator from Miohigan By ANN CARROLL DEAR READERS: Everyone I see mentions the Democratic Convention and this is the usual refrain: saw as much of it as I- could stand on It was the milling of the crowd and the vacant expressions and the lack of audience interest which irritated and angered the El Paso watchers I heard a priceless thing about a man who is a Democrat and who rebelled at the milling group of delegates His wife said he had watched and fidgeted and muttered Finally he growled bet I could quiet jump to the front of the podium and yell UP you So and He turned off the set and went to bed It made many a viewer feel de-presseid and frustrated and fit subject for a If the Republicans are smart they will be as good as gold and still as mice in Chicago To say the acoustics were bad in Los Angeles does not excuse the Democratic delegates If they were deeply concerned they would have risen in frustrated wrath at the beginning and yelled hear Is that audience typical of all the Americans who sit night after night before a television set and watch Westerns and detective stories in a trance? If so we are in a bad way Another refrain I hear is could Lyndon Johnson completely reverse himself? There seems to be a limit to which the public will go in shrugging off a change of stand with If people get in the habit of crediting every move and declaration of a man in politics in which they had believed strongly with a shrug and an acceptance of a reversal of their own sincere beliefs the people elected wil get worse and worse and voters believe in anybody It will be dog eat dog sure enough I think most people feel worried and sad about the things happening in this country and everyhewere on the map -And there is one question like to ask just one question from one dumb voter: the Congolese know where those supplies flown in by our planes and unloaded by military men come Let a disaster occur in any place in the world and the sky is black with planes flying in supplies And still countries call on Russia Still they play ball with Russia The common man in the USA struggles to meet his taxes on the dot and the wealthy class of all countries lolls around fabulous resorts and gambles in glittering dens It is like the surplus food stored There is enough money being thrown to the birds by the rich folk over the world to help every coun- try in a tight place It is the copi-mon man who divvies up And who fights in the wars Kids Spoil Concert DEAR MRS CARROLL: One thing spoiled the El Paso Symphony Orchestra concert under the stars two weeks ago Kids The music was beautiful Dr singing was fine I en joyed both but the enjoyment was marred by kids running around and running up and down the stadium steps Not even at a football game or a baseball game are they as noisy and pestiferous as they were at the recent concert If parents bring their children to the concert they should sit on or chain to an iron ball DISGRUNTLED White Sands Road Closings Listed Ft Bliss lists the closure of roads due to practice firing during the week of July 25-31 War Highway 11 and the Desert road to White Sands Missile Range will be closed Tuesday from 12:45 to 4 and from 8:45 to 10:15 It will be closed Wednesday from 7:30 a to noon and from 12:45 to 6 Thursday it will be closed from 7:30 a to noon 12:45 to 4 and 8:45 to 10:15 These roads will be open to authorized traffic only during the rest of the period State Highway 508 and the Dell City cut-off road will be closed from 8 a to 5 Tuesday through Friday vice presidential nomination Nixon agents were reported to find Lodge favored by those who regarded foreign policy as the big issue of 1930 Morton was said to be preferred by those who viewed domestic issues as more important Lodge's chief advantages over Morton were his greater national reputation and his identification with foreign policy during more than seven years as Ambassador to the United Nations Current world tensions underscore foreign policy in the 1950 campaign However the delegates included followers of the late Senator Robert A Taft who still felt resentment toward Lodge for his work in the 1952 pre-convention campaign They remembered how Lodge managed President campaign to win the presidential nomination from Taft Others felt that Morton would be a better campaigner in the Midwest farm belt where the GOP has been weak in recent elections Heavy pressure also was reported coming from the conservative wing for Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona to be running mate However Goldwater was being counted out on geographic grounds if not for the extreme conservative label he proudly wears Houston Man Challenges GOP Civil Rights Plank United Preta International CHICAGO July Texas Republican State Chairman Thad Hutcheson today challenged the role of deputy Attorney General Lawrence Walsh in seeking to shape the form of the 1960 GOP civil rights plank The Houston Republican who served on the Republican Platform Committee in 1956 and who testified before this committee suggested there was some difference between the civil rights views expressed by Vice President Richard Nixon in Houston last June 18 and the views purportedly given by Walsh as reflecting those of Nixon Hutcheson told newsmen he heard Nixon state his civil rights views in person in Houston and added: am prone to question seriously and somewhat critically anyone who gives different He said want to know what part Mr Walsh is playing in preparation of this Oil Firms Join To Drill Well Continued from Page 1 hope that the producing well announced yesterday is the initial producer of what will develop as a gas field of considerable magnitude He said this well is producing dry gas with no show of oil But he did not discount the possibility of oil in the same area Mobil has about 60000 acres under lease in the area Mr Hanley said TXL Oil Corp has about the same amount of acreage under lease in that general area Hie well looked promising in tests in May The strike was made this week The well is 28 miles from the nearest oil and gas production which is in Eddy County New Mexico Socony Mobil officials in Dallas said the producing gas well is No 1 State-Barrett in the Penns yivania-Strawn formation reaching gas at 5814-5829 and 5842-3857 feet Unitarian Fellowship Schedules Program Excerpts from Ira Progoffs Psychology and Modern will be presented at 10 a tomorrow at the Unitarian Fellowship by Dorothy Lovett chairman of the worship program committee Following her talk will be a business meeting to consider changes in the constitution and by-laws The Unitarian Fellowship house is at 2431 Montana avenue Storm Sewer Work The Texas and Pacific railroad will begin work soon on a storm sewer under its crossings at Campbell street and First avenue City Engineer Charles Davis said today The and will pay for the drain which will connect to the flood control storm sewer system on Paisano drive be THE MESSAGE FOR THE CHURCH OF TODAY CHILDREN IN THE CHURCH is toe topic selected by the Rev Elvir Hartman for the 9 and 10:30 a services at Redeemer Lutheran Church At 10:30 a at St Lutheran Church Richard Dahlke will be suest speaker His topic will be FOR UNTO US The Rev John baa chosen the topie WHERE THERE IS HOPE for the 10:40 a service at St Timothy Lutheran Church PAUL WARNS AGAINST FEAR Is the subject selected by the Rev Paul Stueckler for 8:30 aud II a at Zion Lutheran Church ASSEMBLY OF GOD The Rev WilUam Hareman wlU speak on PRAYER MEDITATION -WORSHIP at the 8:30 and 10:30 a services at First Assembly of God The Rev and Mrs Jeffery will be cuest speaker at 7:30 Their topic wUI be THE ELEMENT OF FAITH IN DIVINE HEALING SHARING THE SUFFERINGS OF CHRIST Is topic chosen by the Rev Wesley Lanse for 11 a at Valley Assembly of God The Rev Irvin Jackson wlU be Ruest speaker at 7:30 BAPTIST At a xn Dr Herschel Ford will preach on WHEN A MAN SEES THE INVISIBLE At 7:45 the Rev Bill Austin will speak on TWO MINUTES 'TIL MIDNIGHT The Rev Tom Chism will be suest speaker at Immanuel Baptist Church at the 10:45 a services At 7:45 Mrs Wyatt Richards will speak GOD POSSESSED la subject chosen by the Rev Adams for the 11 a services at Second Baptist Church His topic for 7 wUI be BLESSED ASSURANCE CHRISTIAN The Rev Charles Reece will deliver both sermons at Austin Park Christian Church At 10:50 his topic Will be THE PREY OP MODERN LIFE At 7:30 he will speak on CHRISTIAN MARRIAGE THE NATURE OF GOD is the subject selected by the Rev Clifford Parker for the 2 xn service at Bethany Christian Church At 10:45 a xn at Byron Street Christian Church the suest speaker wlU be the Rev Roy Certee Hi topic will be OVERFLOWING MERCY THIRTY MINUTES FROM NOW Is the topic chosen by Chaplain Clifford Harsreve for the 8:15 zervlce at First Christian Church At 10:40 a xn Dr Crawford will speak on THE BIBLICAL DOCTRINE OF THE SECOND COMING CONGREGATIONAL The Rev Alfred HgaUwor wlU speak on WORSHIP THAT MAKES THE HEART GLAD the 10 a service at Pllsrlm Consresational John Parsone will be the suest speaker at 8:30 and 10:30 a at VaUer Consresational Church EPISCOPAL KINGDOM OP GOD Is the topic selected by the Rev- Kenneth Rice for the 11 a service at the Church of St Christopher The Rev Williams will speak on WHAT IS' REQUIRED FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS at both the 0:15 and 11 a services at the -Church of Clement Gasoline Price War Starts (Continued from Page 1) at 268 for regular and 289 for ethyl Cowan Oil is the only really independent oil company operating in El Paso Ramon buys from Thunderbird which buys from El Paso Natural Gas Products Co Piggy Bank buys from Standard of Texas William Cowan Jr head of Cowan Oil has stated repeatedly that all of the price battles are aimed at him in effect It is his contention that if his company can be eliminated from El Paso operations the entire price structure will move back up to the level it was before he started business four years ago Relatives Leave With $1000 Groceries An El Paso man who turned his house over to relatives while he was in the hospital is missing $1000 Gud Paez of 913 South Tays street told police relatives came to -him in the hospital and said they had no place to stay in El Paso When Paez got out of the hos pital relatives money groceries and property titles were missing Talk 7-z? reation center with programs for all age groups and will be landscaped with walks and bridges look like much Mr Thrash said it will be one of the prettiest parks in El Nations-Tobin Park Pool Opens New Recreation Center Scheduled Friends of the late Dr Robert Black dean of agriculture at New Mexico State University who died recently are setting up a trust fund to educate his four sons That friendly and handsome young doorman at the Hilton Inn is Mike Tynan who will return to his studies at Notre Dame come autumn son of Mrs Martin Tynan of 4501 Trowbridge drive Charles Amador former El Paso newsman met El Paso delegates at start of Los Angeles convention and told them Kennedy already was in Former Mayor Rene Mascarenas of Juarez invited some well-heeled friends to a garden party and then invited them to shell out to support the Juarez Symphony Orchestra They did Dr Sonnichsen whose has just been published already is at work on his ninth book on the Southwest It's to be about early El Paso on a camping party out Columbus way last week included TWC Students Charles Horky and A1 Ortega Writer Doug Early Prof John Middagh and Bill Middagh Ortega shot a rattlesnake Twelve-year-old Bill a crack shot with a rifle mowed down jackhabbits a hawk and a coyote Armando Chavez Sepulveda Juarez police chief was questioning a suspect about marihuana "I've smoked it for 40 years with no bad the type said But it did effect his incarceration Columnist MARSHALL HAIL The swimming pool -at Nations-Tobin Park opened officially at 9 a today marking another step: in the development of the 44-acre park in densely populated Northeast El Paso The park won't be completed until late fall A recreation center at the park will be completed by October City Recreation Director James Thrash said Trees shrubs and grass will be planted soon The pool at the park located on Railroad drive just south of Hondo Pass drive is L-shaped One side is marked with lines for swimming meets and is 25 meters long Shower and dressing room facilities are available Cost of admission is 15 cents for children and 30 cents for adults Poo! manager is Pete Paredes The pool has a large concrete deck with sun umbrellas that look like flying saucers Softball Little League and Pony League fields have been in operation at the park all season Lifeguards are Norman McCall of 3400 Greenock street Ron Pettey of 2526 Louisville avenue Robert Glover of 2914 Mobile ENJOY NEW POOL Splashing in the new swimming poo! at Nations-Tobin park in Northeast El Paso are from left Normand McCall Ron Pettey and Robert Glover On shoulders are Maxie Glover and Sammy Paredes avenue and Maxie Glover of 8012 Carpenter drive When completed the park will have picnic areas lighted fields a softball field for informal picnic or family groups facilities for elderly persons a large rec French Engineer Dies United Preta International PARIS July Andre Coyne S3 designer of Malpasset Dam which burst last Dec 2 and claimed 421 lives died Thursday three weeks after undergoing sur.