San Antonio Express (Newspaper) - September 14, 1954, San Antonio, Texas Bexar Delegation Loyal to Shivers Seated NOT SO CHILLY SAN ly with to Low in low 70s, high in Sun rises sets U.S. Bureau 9 a m 1 GO 10 Si 2 p.m. 91 11 85 3 13 M- 1 p 93 5 p.m 03 9 p m 6 32 ttt 7 p.m 92 11 p.m 83 8 88 12 92 FINAL EDITION NO. YEAR SAN SEPTEMBER 14, 1954 30 PAGES IN 3 SECTIONS 5 CENTS New Storm In Mexico Gulf Watched Joe Williams Get Nod for Bench Gl Says Batchelor Asked PW Shooting By JON FORD Associate Editor Sec Page 1C MINERAL WELLS A Bexar delegation aligned with Allan Shivers late Monday won official recognition ali the Stale A stale credential Ice of the Stale Democratic j ulivo shortly before 9 j p.m. ruled that Ihc of the governor should be sealed when the convention at 10 a.m. A RIVAL Bexar delegation of Ho show which I had recommended supported Halph Yarbrough a fellow lie governor promptly announced its intention to in a cus of loyalist groups Worth Monday Most observers Ejaculating on what the loyalists were up to guessed they planned no twit from ihe Tuesday convention but would oppose Shivers majority on a Sec Page 2A U.S. Testimony Against Texan Comes to Close The government rested its case against Cpl. Claude Batchelor at Fort Sam Houston Monday after pre- senting evidence purporting shot the grounds he was an at Fort 2. AMERICAN AND British j WATSON Forces Win had not proved its case Rations favorable to Gov. be offered when the court rr the Curtain were to bo trained as to be sent to the United Slates or That had shot nese Communists and North rean in a Island prison camp and fed them i That Balchelor had praised I Joseph Stalin as the I Monday with Ken. McCarthy apparently defeated vilian defense move to have the six that a motion for investigating senators bring In a nn grounds Hearings on McCarthy Censure End WASHINGTON The Carthy censure hearings ended Shivers from four cities won contests Monday night before Ihe Stale Democratic Committee and nne delegation was rebuked but The executive committee methods used in naming returned reconvenes at 0 a.m. IF THE MOTION is the defense will call witnesses to tily in behalf of the who chose to remain with the Chinese con- I but changed his mind and tho Harris delegation Is charged with fuun Houston with Us votes ing the enemy and misconduct as said il should be seated prisoner the months order that largest city noli he was hold in a North Korean go unrepresented at Tuesday's j stale THE Harris County delegation was forces in McLennan and Wichita counties their contests over the In the Mississippi constable and deputy sheriff whose home Is in told the court that had recommended at a trial that Watson bo the last of 15 witnesses to testify against since the began Aug. 30, testified thai Chinese Communists had of him an J spy of fail sheriff Miss. hi at Ihe new siaff of lawyers to guide them in writing their The end in came at p.m. after the principal Halph he was much op- to the Army's promoting and honorably discharging Maj. Irving whom McCarthy Feb. 38 the uay McCarthy is accused of abusing the while quest him about a dental officer who hai refused 10 answer The recommendations of executive committee must acted on finally by the tion itself ami the in such big cities An- Wichita Falls papers him as al alleged nut indicated clay whether they carry Ihc to the convention i I was not a Hundreds of traveled from Wells lo Worth Monday night for a caucus there on their convention Tlie Fort Worth caucus cording liberal for the principal purpose of ing any hotheads not to iry to hold a rump convention HE Watson told the court he had served .as Mississippi t town constable and ujy prior to his Army nist with a As a result nf Ihe suspicions of ihe Watson he was to a bloody placed hi a solitary confinement in a mouths anil mud eight for six forced tagon lawyer sitting beside gave his opinion in and just as firmly declared he was much op- posed to any officer in the United Army invoking the Fifth K d w a r d Bennett called on to say why he didn't an- swer these questions when IF THE convention ratifies the I j Carthy first put them to executive Chinese and thus lawyer dalion as il will add materially ID the Sec 1MUSONKU, Pago 2A Sec Page 2A gin of Order to Try To Kill Ike Bared at Trial NEW YORK Puerto Rican nationalists in the United States were dered last October to try to assassinate President an admitted former conspirator testified The at federal court seditious conspiracy trial of 13 said the parly chief also had at- tempts on the lives of members of the House and the IT WAS under this order that a small band of Puerto shot up Congress last March 1, ing five he Gonzales whn pleaded guilty to a charge of seditious conspiracy and turned testified against Ihe 13, including Ills Lolita Miss was one of the nationalists who fired on Her brother said Julio Pinto nationalist leader here and one of the passed on orders to nationalists in New York and Chicago to keep tabs on the movements of con- gressmen and the President by reading He said the Puerto Rican group was to bo to strike on a moment's The testimony did not bring out whether nationalist leaders also had ordered the attempt made on then President Tinman in when a group of Puerto Ricans tried to shoot way into Blair where the dent was living at the PRESIDENT Eisenhower was fishing in Colorado in October of last year when the assassination order went out to the I lie said the nationalists had only four pistols anil one rifle to jbe shaved by several hundred monitors in New York and cago at the said the militant who want Puerto in- also had two uni- but he did not indicate who wore lie did not give any of the de- of the alleged plot to kill Eisenhower in Monday's lint was to tell about it in testimony It Ain't Being Wasted Forces In Corpus Face Long Battle This Is third in a scries on the River water By CLARENCE J. LaROCHE Staff Writer every stop of Ihe declared big man i as he leaned back confidently in his A.F. Officer Sought in Loss Gives M The committee lut Patterson Austin as chairman and it appeared that John C. of a v c t e r a n j in would gel the nod Tuesday as permanent GIST OF THE INSIDE NEWS Local Girl stabs Page 1C Tax clerk c r r o r Page 1C State Sleeping sickness tapers Page 1C. National Ike outlines U.S. p o 11 c I Page 7A. International Indo-China p o w e r showdown Page 7A j Europe Page 5A i Taking Up Batchelor's Time in Stockade Cpl. Claude who joined Army at the ape of 1C after as n bis spare lime in his Sam Houston stockade cell reading with imposing At least two of the volumes bo lias read in recent months arc strung satires Communism and one other describes tactics employed by Communists in converting of the party has read In which the late British author George Orwell described a world ruthlessly run by Communists 30 years He has read Orwell's an lampooning Other volumes on the corporal's reading list include Meet the by Mrs. George wife of late Senate Can fie by Paul In Red by Warren Mature by A. and Great by Carl Van Me currently is rending in Ihe by Theodore which lie as a of political con- in Asked If ho spent a weal deal of lime an- else can I Councilman In Judge Race San An- Cily Councilman 0. announced late Monday lie will be an independent laie in general elections for judge of Boxar Coun ty No. 2. a to the Democratic state convention announced decision minutes after the Bexar County tion recommended present ty Judge Eugene C. Williams for nomination as a a new district said lie understands if Williams finally la nominated and placed on the commissioners would appoint t judge to fill his term lie said all candidates who rar tot In the November election would have to compete a slated hi definitely will make the race re pf whom Is appointed i the aw battle and fight and and keep them legally for if Frank one of UP Capt. H. former Air Force Base commissary who disappeared two surrendered to Kelly military officials p.m. Yetler was reported at Kelly on July 12, and at the same lime it was discovered that approximately in ary funds were also He subsequently was charged before IS. Com. P. A. 1-ockharl with 38, of to Maj. A. assistant director of curity at He was placed guard while Kelly officials contacted office of special investigation and the local When hail in his He was placed in at the and guard S.A. CLUB WOMEN LEARN NEWS FACTS San Antonio club women to Monday to learn the art of club news re- More than 400 San Antonio club presidents and news chairmen from hundreds of w o m e n organizations turned out for the second San Antonio Antonio News Club News Six organizations were for achievements during the past Turn to Page fur a lure of this hlc event the attorneys representing leet and 12 individual County landowners in a year court fight against the Lower Nueces River Water ply District and Corpus A huny man who bears a striking resemblance to cowboy actor John terly assailed defendants in legal battle for their actions in coming into County to tap lhat area's under- ground tried to keep their back in away from the eyes of They advertised hearing before the Stale Board of Water in a Antonio of Is in keeping with the law on such but I say it was morally this advertising should have in the newspapers in the i towns and areas of Atascosa County affected by the hearing The hearing was for the of ihe 1'Yio ml Nueces Rivers to transport from wells by the River Water at SHORTLY AFTER THE dis- losure of Ihe scheduled hearing in me a was held Sept. 17, 1951, in Funds were M meeting lo finance the legal when the styled City of ct Lower Nueces River Water Giants Pad First Place Margin BASEBALL SCORES NATIONAL LEAGUE New York 1, St. Milwaukee 7, Philadelphia Pittsburgh 6, Cincinnati 5 AMERICAN LEAGUE No Games Scheduled Demo to Lead In 20 Years Maine Maine ed a Democratic governor for the first lime in two in day's Sen. Margaret Chase was re- elected to a ond and two nf three men appeared la have been turned lo office in tlie slate nation's first of 19.VI. Democratic national man S. Muskie did that the Conn thing that had not been done be- lore in modern 1 lo defeated Unstable Area In Birthplace Eyed MEXICO Mexico watched a new storm center in the Gulf of Mexico Monday as reports filtered in of damage caused by The new was in in the ern part of the Government officials said they were watching it to see if it dissipates or ops into a real The earlier which came inland south of blew out in the The dying storm caused heavy rains which five persons in the Poza Kica oil During the day reports were re- of other damage done by Two oil pipelines were by the highways were washed out in three places and others were blocked by The main tourist routes to the north have not boon Hurricane Florence also left more than 1V4 million dollars in damage around the oil center of Poza Rica on Mexico's Cl u 1 f Sonic residents in lying parts of tlie town moved to ligher ground as the big wind and rain Most nf the was to the banana After hitting the Florence passed inland and broke up In ihe Most hurricanes have caused nny weather changes in South Texas have been spawned in the Bay of Such storms normally move northward along the coast of Mexico towards Texas or drive inland into Mexico as did Hurricane The new storm would not lie given a name unless winds reach 75 miles per normal cane Meanwhile clear and mild weather prevailed over most of Texas Monday except for the southern Up where a few light showers Light rains fell at Corpus and Alice and None was in measurable The forecast for South Texas Tuesday is for continued warm temperatures with light to crate east Temperatures arc tn reach the mid 90s during the anil to back to the low 70s at Some for thundershowers afternoon was held out by the a r m e r temperatures in prospect due to ihe increase iu humidity as the result of moisture rising off the Gulf of Mexico fanned by southerly Today's Quote Herbert In hi a Republican M. for In of the ihe 39-year-old Muskie had votes and Cross in Hie same pre- lo 7U.KI2 lur Democrat Paul a Supply el tried Before Judge Roger Thurmond in See Page ZA Colby College history Livestock Record Almost Broken Today's Chuckle Two men who had been lor cronies met for the first time In five said you marry that or do you still darn your own socks anil do your Tom munist parly had been ed otl by the of its 1 e a d c rs li in: any com- gang i T s embers are haunted by fear of not ing where our legal weapons w i 11 e u s e d This luu reduced their other story Page 9A) Thirty-six more cattle or calves at the San Antonio Union yards Monday would have broken what is believed to be the all-time record cattle run of on Amusements OA Comics 8.V David Lawrence Oct. 21, 1916. Editorials 1A Arriving Monday were Letters from Readers 4A There has been no day since Sept. Markets 7B 10, 11VJ1, when marketings lopped Oil 3H Ihc TV 9A The heavy run Is due lo Society In 3B ranges and continued Sports 2C, cattlemen Ads lo llC
