HOME E1P Herald-Post EDITION The Newspaper That Serves Its Readers PRICE FIVE CENTS DELIVERED B? CARRIER EL PASO, TEXAS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1957 300 PER WEEK ' VOL. LXXVII NO. 257 Puzzle Grows Find Patterson's Over Ouster Mystery Clothes Here OfZhukov Feeling Spreads That General's Removal Prowls Was Step Downward Bv Associated Press MOSCOW, Oct. 28.—The belief Is growing among Westerners in Moscow that Marshal George K. Zhukov's Another Home removal as defense minister means he has been downgraded and that Nikita Khrushchev sits j firmly in the Kremlin saddle. Intruder Soviet officialdom is stiH veiled ..: silence. Nothing specific has Program Of aec-n added to the terse, nine-line announcement Saturday that Zhu- Frightens •cov has been replaced by Marshal Radion Y. Malinovsky. Daniel Takes Most Western diplomats in Mos- cow believe that regardless of E. P. Woman whether Zhukov receives a new Believed To Be government post, Khrushchev's au- Whole Session iiority in the Kremlin is at least Chief Executive's 5 One Who Entered as strong as ever. Only One Effect Proposals to Take All Hervey Home They also believe that there will be no adverse reaction in the Time Allotted Solons The mysterious intruder country, no matter where Zhukov who has entered at least six turns up next. By ERNEST BAILEY homes recently, prowled One veteran western diplomat Herdd-foit Aailln Cormvondent AUSTIN, Oct. 28.—House again early today. said: He entered the Leon Siegel "TTie omission from the official Speaker Waggoner Carr to announcement of any indication home at 4228 Hampshire street day said he didn't know and was frightened away by their that the change was made to per- whether or not the Legisla- mit Zhukov's assignment to other ;ure can complete action on •creams. duties—such as premier or deputy Govrenor Price Daniel's five-point Ht took 34 centi from Mr«. premier—could have only one pos- progarm so that other matters can Seigel'f purse. sible effect on the Soviet public. Mrs. Fred Hervey, wife of tht They would read into the an- presented for consideration nouncement that Zhukov is out. next week. former mayor, said she was. un- "Certainly if the Communist high In an exclusive interview with able to determine from the descrip- tion if the intruder were the same command planned to kick Zhukov The Herald-Post Austin corre upstairs into a new job there would man who broke into her home at nave been some hint of it in the spondent, Speaker Carr said: 4025 North Kansas street and beat announcement if for no other rea- "There are still some things that her several weeks ago. son than for home consumption," are unpredictable as far as setting "I didn't get a good enough look See More Changes any time limit. at the prowler," she said. "I couldn't tell the color of his hair or In the West a host of theories Not Going Too Fast how it was cut." about Zhukov's fate kept even the "We will do the best we can. The Seigel home is only a few best informed experts on Russia "There are a lot of questions blocks from the Hervey home. puzzled. Soviet censorship prevent- that still have to be worked out. The Seigels said the prowler wa« PATTERSON'S SUIT - Mrs. Carmen Hernandez holds suit owned by W D. Patterson. The suit young — about 20 or 21, about six "Wo are not going so fast on feet tall, blond hair cut short and wasiafT™ cbaning shop shortly before Mr. and Mrs. P.ttersonjJropped from s,ght last spnng. anything to be detrimental to any was wearing a dark turtle neck part of the state." Governor Daniel said Saturday iweater and dark trousers. Before Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Patterson vanished from their An El Paso housewife, who home at 3000 Peidmont avenue last March, they left ex- - Mr,. U. asked that her name not be used Question Jurors told The Herald-Post her maid sur- pensive clothing at cleaners and laundlres that never has this week then two subjects per- street holds purse rifled by prowler. ' ' prised a man in her yard at night taining to the school segregation about a week ago whose descrip- been pciked up. f issue could be considered starting They left their electric and gasjyears cared for like a child, was On Death Penalty tion tallies almost exactly with the next Monday. service connected aad both the|lef„t to fora-oge- fo- r itself or starve, The prosecution today asked the description given by the Seigels. Integration Measures Ties, Upsets Too Much electricity and gas remained asj The new boat that was being first venireman questioned in the Mrs. Seigel said she and her hus- band were asleep between 12:30 they left it until the service was buil..t. b. y Mr-. . Patterson«_ii , know!—«.,,_n ncl-r^kas John* wR . MotleMnflpwy rapranfei case if she The Herald-Post had previously changed to the name of the present had conscientious scruples against carried exclusive stories on this. and 1 a. m. today when she awak- th* pride and joy of its builder, occupant of the house on July 15. the death penalty. One subject would allow for the For Gridiron Predictors ened. Every item of personal property wat left unfinished, and after the Motley is on trial on a statu closure of any Texas school occu- "Whe"wnen Ii openeujjtaicdu muijyr eyesc_yc., I «aw and every household feature was Pattersons disappeared was moved •»ry rape indictment which pied by Federal troops. The other It was a bad day for favored teams and contestants in the man.t back>.. she said. left by the Pattersons just as if to a place where it ii exposed and charges he had sexual relations would direct the attorney general The Herald-Post'* $500 Football Contest. "I wa* paralyze•'—d' -•"wit•h fear. I they expected to return in min- with a 13-year-old girl who ac- to defend school districts involved That's what it was Saturday. Another wave of gridiron didn't siy a word. I don't think is showing decay. I could have, I was so scared. utes or hours. | companied a party consisting of in integration lawsuits. upsets inundated the experts and sank the score pre- Foul Play Strengthened All friends of the Pattersons who her family and Motley and his Governor Daniel will also con- "The man walked through our know how Mrs. Patterson trea- blond wife, Eunice, to El Paso sider at the end of this week dictors. There were no winners bedroom door. He was as quiet All this points up even more in the week's contest of The Her- sured and pampered Tommy, and from Florida. whether to allow the Legislature to (Continued on Page ii, Coi. 1) the theory that the missing couple Zhukov ald-Post. Scores of Games met with foul play. who know Mr. Patterson's regard Mrs. M. E. Ward, the prospec- act on some 50 requests for local tive juror, said she had no No less than six games besides Mr. Patterson left expensive' ^^ an} certain ^ jj ed Moscow correspondents from bills. against the death sending some interpretations of the During a special session the gov- a tie went contrary to the pre- In Grid Contest Five-Day Weather clothing for deaning without ask- Pattersons should.- retur• ufnn theft y ,will dictions of the odds-makers. ing for one-day service or other as such in certain crimes, in- Zhukov removal. ernor decides what subjects are to call for an accounting of why cluding rape.' She was challenged be considered by the Legislature. The tie was a 14-14 game played Texas Western 42, New Mexico indication he expected to go away. Diplomats in London suggested between Duke and North Carolina, The clothing is still in the clean- Tommy and the boat were treated by the state after questioning there soon might be more changes The deadline for the current ses- Aggies 12. developed the fact that Defense sion is Nov. 12. . It caused the most casualties West Texas 39, Hardin-Simmons ing plant with such disregard by whoever in the Kremlin. smong the thousands of con- Friends who attempted to tele- Attorneys William L. Merkin and They said Khrushcher seemed 19. was supposed to care for them. Ray Pearson had represented her testants who sought a perfect Texas 19, Rice 14. phone the Pattersons at their home Sudden Departure to have tightened his hold by re- Soviet, U S. Talks score. during the first 'ew days after the in civil litigation. moving his strongest potential rival Texas A. and M. 14, Baylor 0. Motleyl*iVV*vj,f 65-years-oldvt^j »«•»•* **••-,) ogray-haire'v*if —•••—'d Bl International Newt Servlc* But there were other games couple disappeared said they heard All of these circumstances, the Arkansas 12, Mississippi 6. and stoop-shouldered, wiped tears for power. WASHINGTON, Oct. 28. - The (Continued on Page 4, Col. I) Georgia 33, Kentucky 14. the usual sound of a telephone wearing apparel left in cleaning from his cheeks with a handker- United States and Russia today ringing. But some six weeks after Tennessee 16, Maryland 0. and laundry plants, the utilities chief as the first prospective juror began talks aimed at stepping up Michigan State 19, Illinois 0. jlefi connected, was being examined. the cultural and technical ex- e customary Historian Penn State 20, Syracuse 12. DISTRICT U Ul was not Assistant District Attorneys Ed- change programs between the two Freezing Weather Washington State 13, Southern cording that the telephone was disclosed fact the Temperatures near normal. Nor- changed from the Patterson home die Berliner and Lawrence Welsch, countries. California 12. mal minimum 40-50 north and 50- disconnected. conducting the prosecution, ex- Ohio State 16, Wisconsin 13. Leased in July to the Patterson Photo Supply of- Tabs Ike As 60 south. Normal maximum 67-80. pected the jury selection might Again Hits Texas Duke 14, North Carolina State 14. Cool with slow rising trend through Mountain States Telephone and fice until April 27, indicate the Pat- take at least two days or more. Who Is The Notre Dame 13, Pittsburgh 7. 87 UNITED PEESS Wednesday and little change Telegraph Co. officials said they tersons left hurriedly and left ev- Uninformed Oregon 24, California 6. thereafter. Precipitation light in are not at liberty to disclose just erything just aj if they were going Hoffa Denies Kind Stranger? Sub-freezing weather again hit Michigan 24, Minnesota 7. few showers or thundershowen when too Patterson telephone was Bit United Prtit i number of Texas points last about Wednesday and Httb or disconnected, or by whose author- downtown. CHICAGO, Oct. 28. - Poet- Who is the kind, Where the Pattenoof went and He'll Step Aside historian Carl Sandburg said night but forecasters said a gen- none remainder of period, ity, what became of them i* a matter mysterious stranger eral warming trend was in pros- DISTRICT 12 Southern Union Gas Co. and El last night "there are all sorts Sputnik Data Sent of official investigation - without Bv International Newt terete* of things" about Americans that who brings cheer to pect for the state. Temperatures 2-J degree* b«- Paso Electric Co. are not so secre- DETROIT, Oct. 28. — Teamster Bv International Neva Service low normal. Little precipitation. a trace of evidence so far to indi- President Eisenhower doesn't the ill with red rose- Lufkin had the low early today tive about when utilities are turned cate either the direction they went Union President-Elect James R. CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Oct. 28. — DISTRICT 28 on or off. Employes of each of Hoffa flatly denied today he might know. buds and messages of present whereabouts. The 79-year-old Lincoln expert of 29 degrees; it was 30 at Min-|Dr j A1]en Hynek, associate di- Scattered showers mostly west th«se companies checked the rec- L^gram presumed to be from step aside as president until court comfort? eral Wells, 31 at Junction and 32 j h nian Astro- portion beginning of period. Tem- ords today and said electricity and n cases against him are completed. said Eisenhower had spent 15 |rector of {he Sm t SO Mr. Patterson was sent to one of years in the Philippines during Why does he do this? at Austin, Dallas, Forth Worth, physical Observatory, has an- peratures will average a fey de- "as remained connected in the from a tele- Rumors had it that Hoffa would grees above seasonal. uu" — ffer a trusteeship com- his Army life and that he be- College Station and Texarkana. nounced the transmission to Soviet Patterson name until the house was phone pay station Dal las on or o KF . For an unusual and DISTRICT 31 July to its present prised of Einar 0. Mohn, lieved a military carreer was a --- — — OtheUtner overnigiovernighut lows m^iuucincludedu Russia of all data on its Sputnik Scattered showers at first and leased in about March 15, giving instructions "hindrance" to the presidency. heart - warming story, . 35 at Salt Flat occupants. as to business management of the istrative vice president, John F. 34 at Galveston satellite gathered by Americans possibly again towards end of father, Luther1 English, Teamster secretary-treas- "Let the military men stay read todays Side-Bar „,,„ Lubbock; 37 at Amarillo and Mr. Patterson's photo supply store, and some other with the military," Sandburg throughout the world. week. Temperature* about nor- m Patterson, 77, a resident of urer and a third high ranking Remarks on Page 22. Midland and 49 at Bronwsvrlle.__ M. matters. , . said. mal. Missouri, told The Herald-Post in Sheriff Jimmie Hicks was asked officer. DISTRICT 32 August ha is not anxious about the in August by Cecil Ward, a close Scattered showers near week- disappearance of his son—because friend of the Pattersons, to investi- end. Temperature* above normal. tha too previously went away for gate the disappearance of the cou- 14 Texans Make Top U. S. Millionaire List long periods without giving notice. ple. The sheriff's office attempted Those periods were long ago, be- to pick up the cold trail, but to __ Blakeley-.. . • , t-k_n_Dallas- , rformen-*vinTrt T^vaTexacs senCf>n_- ^^^^^^^^MHM Inside Your fore the son became established By Scrtpps-Houiard Ntwrpaveri en. They are: Mrs. Mellon Bruce date has developed no evidence be- NEW YORK, Oct. 28.—Fourteen ator, Braniff Airways, real estate; as a widely known El Paso business yond a mass of details indicating (Ailsa Mellon), New York; Arthur Vl/tl« ** •*»•• v — - - Texans today made Fortune Maga- John Mecom, Houston, independent Herald-Post man. the Pattersons disappeared by sur- Vining Davis, Miami, Aluminum oil operator; Clint Murchison, Dal- lanportant Evidence _ prise to themselves as zine's list of the nation's very big prise sur rich—the men and women with Co. of America and Florida real las, independent oil operator; and U. S. Weather Bureau Investigators consider the mostweu as their friends. wealth estimated at $75 million or estate; Paul Mellon, Virginia; R. E. Smith, Houston, independent Forecast: Increasing cloud- conclusive evidence that Mr. and more. Richard King Mellon, Pittsburgh; oil operator, $100 million to $200 iness today. (Details on Mrs. W. D. Patterson are the pos- John D. Rockefeller Jr., New Cabinet Sworn In They constituted about 18 per million. Page 19.) sible victims of violence these two York; and Mrs. Alan M. Scaife George R- Brown and Herman Page BV International News. Service cent of the total list of 76 names. (Sarah Mellon), Pittsburgh. Brown, Houston, Brown and Root, facts: BONN, Oct. 28. — West German The richest of all, the magazine Amusement* .2M7 The Patterson cat. Tommy, for Tha magazine said that its sur- Inc.; Leo Corrigan, Dallas real Ann Carroll ....» 25 President Theodor Heuss today said, is not a Texan, but he to estate; Robert Heberg Jr., King handed the scrolls of office to nevertheless an oil man, a Cali- vey of the nation's richest men Comics • ** ••TTl showed that 45 per cent of them Ranch, cattle, oil land; A. H. Crossword Puzzltt 35 members of Chancellor Konrad fornia expatriate, J. Paul Getty, Meadows, Dallas, General Ameri- Adenauer's new cabinet which will now living in Paris. Getty's Inter- believe it is still possible for an Deaths 5* be sworn in before parliament to- enterprising American to start can Oil; and George W. Strake, Dr. B. U. L. Connor 22 ests include Getty Oil and Tide- Houston, independent oil operator, morrow. ._ water Oil companies, with fabulous scratch and build a $50 million Editorials 22 fortune. $75 million to $100 million. Inez Robb 24 holdings in tile Middle E.ist. His Otherwise, the list 's studded wealth is estimated at from $700 The other Texans listed are: Othman 21 112 Deaths Predicted with names of Mellon, Rockefeller, so million to $1 billion. Howard Hughes, now of Los An- People geles, Hughes Tool Co.; and Sid duPont. Duke, Astor, Ford, Mc- Radio and TV Programs ..26-27 Sir United Press The richest Texan of all is H. L. Cormick, Whitney, Dodge, Cabot WASHINGTON. Oct. 28.-The Hunt, Dallas, independent oil op- Richardson, independent oil op- Southwest News 8 American Automobile Assn. pre- erator, Fort Worth, $200 million and Pew. Sports 28-2J erator, whose wealth is estimated It includes some names not very dicted today that 28 hunters will at from $400 million to $700 million. to $400 million. Town Talk » well known, such as: Daniel K. 1 It's surprising how many peo- be killed and 112 injured in gun- In the same category are six James Abercrombie, Houston, Clint W. Murchison Women ! Mews 16-17-18 accidents in cars unless they are independent oil operator;, William (Continued on Page 19, CoL 3) ple think that just being mar- L Hunt other persons, including two wom- ried is grounds for divorce. more careful with firearms. .. 1 \