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   Hutchinson News Herald (Newspaper) - October 10, 1951, Hutchinson, Kansas                                Todays Weather Fair THE HUTCHINSON 80TH YEAR 99 KANSAS OCTOBER 1951 SINGLE Se Stebens Denies Slaying Of Kansas Farmer Lakin AP Wilmer Lee Steb 22yearold band shell mur derer of an itinerant harvest Tuesday repudiated his oral confession that he had slain an other Stebens waived his preliminary hearing on a first degree murder charge and then entered an in nocent when arraigned before Judge Ray Caliban for the slaying of George Kearn ey county Now serving a life sentence in prison for the slaying of Walter Mooney in a Garden City band shell in Stebens told county officers last 17 that he also slew Sea John county said told him he made up the story to get a chance to come back to Western Kansas and try to Two former prison he told were supposed to spring me out of the Lakin jail Monday night with machine But they failed to show This town of 1200 was an arnud camp A picked force of seven sheriffs from neighboring state highway patrolmen and others guarded every possible escape around the But didnt try Stebena was whisked into town unannounced Monday night and sped out Tuesday as soon as his hearing was Callahan said the Seahorn case will be checked He said Stebens knew too much about the death but had to take lie detector tests to prove his Al Dewey and Fin ney County Attorney Dal Saffels said Stebens admitted the Seahorn killing to them at Seahorn was found dead in his parked car on a road near Lakin with a wound in his left from cut Medical examiners said he bled to death from the would but no inquest was held as the death was believed Stebens was quoted by the of as saying he got rid of Seahorn because ho feared Sea horn would send him to prison for forging a once escaped from The state insane hospital at No Influence Washington AP RFC Ad ministrator Stuart Symington said Tuesday the huge govern ment loan agency is not subject to outside That was his way of denying that loan business with Carthage got special atten tion because Republican National Chairman Guy rep resented the company in the deal Symington called the negotiations with president and NEW TROUBLE Map located Suez whose defense by British under agreement with In Also Involved In cancellation of treaty of 1899 establishing joint British and Egyptian rule over Sudan Britain Warns Egypt Of Her Treaty Rights Londong AP Britain an Tuesday she Intends to keep her troops on guard over the Suez canal and all her rights in the Sudan despite Egypts efforts to push her A statement by Foreign Secre tary Herbert Morrison said Britain intended to maintain her full rights under the treaties of 1936 and 1899 pending a satisfactory agreement with Egypt on the basis of new proposals which will be presented These it was involved the participation of the United States in Suez In schools were closed and crowds celebrated Prime Minister Mustapha Nahas Pashas announcement that Egypt is can celling both The Egyptian parliament took steps to hasten ratification of the Truck loads of police turned back a several shouting long live King Farouk of Egypt and Sudan when they tried to march on the British statement said the British government took the strongest exception to Egypts one sided action in abrogating the 20year alliance of 1936 after the 1899 treaty setting up joint rule over the Anglo Egyptian Under the Britain is al New Angle Urged By Trumans Pals counsel of the gasoline a very normal general process The matter came up at a news conference when reporters asked about the dealings which have led some Republican congress mem bers to demand s res ignation from the party The GOP chiefs business with the reconstruction finance corpor ation canie to public notice while a senate committee was inquiring into the relationship between Wil liam Democratic nation al and American Litho fold Louis printing firm which was also an RFC Gabrielson has said he dealt with RFC only as head of the Carthage Boyle has said he served the company only as legal dropped that connection when he became a paid party and never had anything to do with the lowed to keep 400 planes and supporting personnel on guard at the Suez The is one the two keys to Mediterranean shortcut be east and west and whoever holds It is in a strong position to defends the entire Middle The other is tile Strait of Gibral The Sudan is a vast territory of nearly 1 million square miles and 8 million people whose newly developed cotton growing projects are vital to Britains textile in Diplomatic officials in London believed that Nahas Pasha wants the Sudan as his price for agree ing to a new internationalized de fense setup at He told parliament the Sudan would have its own parliament and but would be under the Egyptian crown and Egyptian lion of its foreign defense and Morrison said Egypt twice had been once on 21 and again last that new proposals were being pre oared to break the deadlock in negotiations that have been drag The Weather Kansas Fair and warmer Wednesday highs 75 to Dear folks Warning This weather cant last and theres no reason to throw the snow shovel Signed Joe the weather weather or 24 Bourn at Louis AP The P o s t Dispatch reported Tuesday that Senator Anderson D of New Mexico was by do nations for a million Harry Truman memorial library from money which he pointed o u t would go for higher bracketed taxes resting at his home In declared The point is do something with money for univer sities and institutions rather than spend it on public relations and many other things that can be charged off as business Its better for Business to make some useful expenditure of its funds titan for a great deal of the public relations work in fancy ad bulletins now being is Ive been down here two I were George confidant of the as treasurer Missouri Supreme Court Judge Ernest as and Tom a Kansas City friend of the as secre The newspaper reported that the personally signed by Ander said in part Allen and I decided a letter should go to few hundred people across the nation who have either evidenced strong friendship for the President or great interest in the struggle for world been I know that the President Reds Propose Resumption Of Talks Tokyo AP The Communist high command Wednesday pro posed an immediate resumption of the Korean ceasefire talks at the village of The Red leaders suggested the question they raised extending the neutral zone to include advance allied truce headquarters at Mun san be reserved for discussion by the truce delegations The Allies have objected to such an extension of the broadcasting from Peiping the text of their note to supreme allied commander In advance of its actual said they had Instructed officers to meet allied officers to discuss resumption of full dress conferences by the major dele The addressed to Watthew supreme ai led was signed by North Korean Premier Kim lung and Peng eader the Chinese Red army n It formally replied to Ridgways message of 8 agreeing to the offer to meet in the Pan Panmunjom is six liles past of where the Irst fruitless truce talks were The Red were that the first fullscale talks deal with the ques lon of extending the Kaesong neu ral area to a rectangle running rom Kaesong on into allied ter itory around 12 miles This would Include he Red checkpoint at Ridgway was willing to consider he highway linking the three oints as a zone ut not to make it a full neutral US Eighth Army Corea AP The Allies ground head one mile in western Korea but the Reds sprang one their most significant war loves in sudden shift f Chinese troops to the eastern The new Red possi ly involving the transfer of a ma or Chinese checked an al ed advance in the This leant just two tilings to embat United Nations on the moun canteen front The unending UN hill assaults ave at least partly ground down STAR FARMER Harold wife Lillian and IS months old son Rocky Oklahoma Boy Star Farmer Kansas City AP Harold Dei Wayen 20yearold farm r and Hereford cattle breeder rom was named tar Farmer of America here Bowles Confirmed As A m To India Washington AP Tuesday confirmed Tuesday at the 24th annual Future armors of America married and the father f a year old was presented check the The senate Chester Bowles as ambassador to India over sharp protests by Senator i Taft of Ohio and other Re The 43 to 33 largely fol party came after Democrats praised form would be happy to have George Korean army as in at the White House and show him your The newspaper said the Ander son letter dealt at length on the The which was already Three other young farmers re foundation awards of ach as star farmers of their re They are George er governor of Connecticut and wartime price Replying for Taft said he knew of no one less Joe to be diplomatic spokesman and Ralph the nation in one of the touchi est of the world The Star Farmer awards are the Democratic lines held steadier highest recognition given to Future I than Republicans ranks on the Accomplishments Only one McCar farming and rural voted with 32 Re evidence of the youths publicans a g a i n s t confirmation determine winners of while favorable votes came from Hodgson owns a 320 acre farm 38 Democrats and five is probably going to get worth and at the time his application was filed had livestock valued at farm and buildings worth growing crops estimated at and miscellaneous assets totalling He operates an additional 255 acres of rented As a feeder and he has won several prizes with his livestock in local and state He was also a member of t h e 3m an Freedom FFA livestock judging team that Lodge Morse Smith licans Aiken Langer and Tafts criticism of came in answer to praise of the nomi nee Senator McMahon fits the picture better than any man in public McMahon contended that publicans were opposing Bowles nomination in a Re the Chester Bowles Ive had a new of funda tnat ity to look at my mail and would to see the amount of money business wastes In j Personally I think that money would be better spent as a company is doing in a foundation Eighth army estimates iwon Place in two state con which trains disabled particularly in watch What the newspaper quotes is a review I made of a report by Truman Men Washington AP The placed Red losses at men since 23 when the Kaesong peace talks were suspended by the This is equal to eight to 10 Red Between 25 and tab showed Reds wounded and captured j for a total of Adding six I days of untabulated Communist the business committee of the two of President Trumans tional planning association judgeship nominations nearly 250 square miles pared by Beardsley New of pigeonhole Tuesday and Wiled j Allied losses during Veteran Editor In Collapse Uruguay gentine applicants for member iship in the InterAmerican Press of association walked out in a huff Tuesday when 33 of their 44 bids York tax and Theodore chief economist of the national planning An derson I called attention Cornelius Harrington and those I wrote that it was a review Joseph Drucker of of the association Ruml pointed out that It is In another judiciary n for corporations to give the senate to In to a university or to i I UIB for membership were turned down have not been them The action made sure that Dually worked out about five to as many as the Al tne bench while congress was in university organization and I sure he would have added thes new federal judgeships after a 60 to 19 vote of approval in his j city AP A Harry Truman library had with by the In the 76yearold Tom editor emeritus of the Louisville Times and president of the collapsed and was rushed to a Physicians said they certain whether he was suffering from a heart brain hem horrage or extreme Taft said time price both Republicans and Democrats that as war antagonized Deadlock In Tax Increase Washington AP The possi political I of a which might block any tax increase this year who had followed to deal with him and the CIO all down the with since US WEATHER Boston Chicago Denver Dodge Fort Worth Havre 63 73 76 74 81 Kaunas City 75 Rock Miami Minneapolis Now Orleani New York North Oklahoma City Washington i us on 71 fit 75 81 M 6 7S 62 74 79 as 40 37 45 61 37 40 46 40 75 45 55 48 36 47 43 40 42 44 47 Royalty To Australia 1 o n d o n AP Buckingham announced Princess Elizabeth and the Duki of Edinburgh will substitute for George VI and Queen Elizabeth on a royal tour of Aus tralia New Zealand early next going to have to work another Page Thirtyseven loot deep trench Page County attorneys find no slot machines See editorial Page KSIR escape brief but plenty of Page probe here Page New setback In Batine Page Jack in new rage thought of to spend the money on advertising or public rej state say the letter was not led the stock and r rf TV u was planned here A longtime campaigner for good to reduce losses in live sent It was sent to be tween 50 and 100 thought were well people known that I fight on Trumans Illinois district agent because the the agricultural extension serv to be Harrington and Drucker friends of the President and said the main weapon will be a new poison The bait couldnt be accused of buying in fluence by their I dont know that a list has tors to the Hyde Park but The newspaper said that dent Truman quickly disassociated himself from the campaign and took the unusual step of ing direct quotation for the Post Dispatch which brought the Ander son letter to the White Houses at I didnt know anything about the the Post Dispatch quoted the President as and if I had known about I would have stopped it from being The newspaper in a dispatch from its Washington bureau said a copy of Andersons letter had been given it by a prominent and indignant Washington It added that the Presidents state judgeship in their by representatives of 11 j will among the American he had advocated admitting the Argentines on the ground that they represented legitimate pub lications and the association al ready included members from countries where press freedom is Some members of the associ organized in New York last year to guard freedom of the press throughout the western hemi had been alarmed at the possibility editors supporting Presi dent Juan Peron in Argentina were out to capture the On the voice vote of can be used only in sparsely set no one was heard to support the Presidents The senate judiciary had pigeonholed the tied areas and handled only under supervision of the US fish and wildlife Teagarden Contributions from landowners ever been published of me irom landowners tors to the Park more been and the counties will finance the ment had been transmitted Press Secretary Joseph by The newspaper listed Anderson as chairman of the finance com formed to solicit money for erection of a library at Grand the Presidents former Other Truman would have been free to The counties represented them interim appointments were after congress if he wanted Ford and Prisoner Made Into New As His Twisted Hands Are Los Angeles AP Los wife and two But geles county has made a new couldnt pick out of Marshall Morgan by he found use for h i s ing him back his He forged For several years the the names of and were twisted to jail several His And they twisted Morgans left bringing him unhappiness and while in the coun jail ha talked to a guard He noticed the trouble his Marcus 13 years he was jail be baseball for the interested and sent the pris team in the Western to General hospital for a ser He began the of delicate operations to re A disease was attacking diseased nerves and mend tendons in his causing fingers to curl toward the the time the surgery was He had to quit He last came a pile driver undergone a complete person hands became Then he began to was placed on three years moved to Elizabeth Happy To Be In Quebec Quebec AP Princess Eliza beth said Tuesday at a glittering state dinner that her heart was filled with pride and joy by the warmth of the Canadian welcome given her and her the Duke of In a simple the princess told the 250 dinner guests she had had some misgivings about crossing the Atlantic and coming to the new but that all her doubts vanished the moment she set foot on Canadian Speaking in the usual in Quebec she said I found myself in the midst of and fellow And today in passing through your magnificent my heart was filled with pride and joy at the warmth of this first welcome which Canada had saved or my and Peron Out Temporarily Buenos Aires AP Juan Peron announced Tuesday that he is stepping down from the presi dency of Argentina until after the election of 11 in which he is a candidate for He called the congress to meet on 11 to approve an acting president in his Interior minister Angel Borlen ghi said that Peron had decided to delegate his presidential office to someone else during the politi cal He explained that the motive for Perons action is being a candidate of a political party him he does not want to be chief of state when the election occurs but to assure that the polling shall the most complete guar antees of Senate May Take Up Case Against McCarthy Washington AP A senate in committee Tuesday voted unanimously to investigate charges levelled against Senator McCarthy by Senator Benton D who says McCarthy should be ousted from the Chairman Gillette told newsmen that staff investigators have been instructed to look into the charges and report by get that well decide where we go from Gillette Russia Could Blast Says Congressman Washington AP A congress man with access to top secret In reports said Tuesday that the Russians could blast 20 to 30 cities with atomic at any More than said Henry Jackson a member of the atomic energy the Soviets are stock piling at an increasing rate and are trying their lest to pass the in the life atomic armaments 12 up 104 30 was raised guardedly Tuesday by members of a confer ence The conferees were able to agree on only five of the remaining points of the big disputes were still Some of toe members Demo crat as well as Republican said certain of those disputes seem ir One member pointed out that a of the 12man group must sign before its recommendations have any official and he added that as of tonight there is a possibility the necessary signa tures might not be An unofficial tabulation by staff aides to the committee disclosed that billion in potential rev enue still is in The house voted for a billion tax In the largest in The senate calls for a billion revenue Fleeing Red Refugee Held Mexico City AP The Mexi can Communist party said Tues day Gus fugitive Com munist had been arrested in Dionisio general sec re tary of the party said who fled while out on bail in the arrested in Mexico There was no confirmation any of but Encina said the committee would protest the arrest and would ask the not to return Hall to the He said the appeal would be based on Mexicos tra right of asylum for politi cal Mexico returned Morton charged passing atomic se to the within 48 hours after he was arrested here last Intercepted Letter WINSTON CHURCHILL Tory Leader Dear Winnie going to have to snap Britain out of her and goes for the Hutch  

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