Roger Kyes Leaves
Pentagon Post for
Private business
WASHINGTON, UR—C h a r 1 e s
Sparks Thomas of Lo's Angeles,
now an assistant secretary of de
fense, was nominated by Presi
dent Eisenhower Thursday to be
secretary of the Navy.
Thomas would succed Robert B. |
Anderson, of Texas, who has been
nominated to be deputy secretary
of defense in place of Roger Kyes,
who is leaving the Pentagon on
May 1 to return to private busi
ness.
No successor to Thomas in his
present job has yet been chosen.
He is the assistant secretary of
defense for supply and logistics.
Thomas, 56, is a native of for
mer President Trurrjan’s home
town of Independence, Mo., but
has been a resident of California
since 1911.
He served in Naval aviation in
the first World War, then went
into an investment house in Los
Angeles and later became presi
dent of a chain of West Coast re
tail clothing stores.
In the second World War he
was a special assistant to Artemus
Gates, then special assistant to the
late James Forrestal, who was
then secretary of the Navy.
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REEVES C. HAVENS, JR., MINISTER
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by the choir. Sermon the first in a
Lenten series on “The First Word
of Christ from the Cross.”
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pictures.
8:00 p.m.—Youth and Young Adult
fellowship. Boyd Harwood will
show colored slides of Alaska.
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7:00 p.m.—Choir rehearsal.
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sanctuary, including translated
songs, scripture and message.
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shown for the community. It is
sponsored by the Nome Ministerial
Association.
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SUNDAY
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Senate Seat Should
Be Vacated, Says
Senate Committee
WASHINGTON, UPI—T he Re
publican majority of a Senate in
vestigating committee recommen
ded Thursday that the seat held
by Senator Chavez (D-NM), be
declared vacant because of “irreg
ularities” in the 1952 election.
The report said the election, in
which Chavez was opposed by Re
publican candidate Patrick Hur
ley, should be voided.
Sens. Barrett (R-Wyo) and Pot
ter (R-Mich) signed the report.
The third'member of the commit
tee, Sen. Hennings (D-Mo), was
preparing a minority, dissenting
report.
The Barrett-Potter recommen
dations culminate a one-year in
vestigation of fraud charges made
by Hurley.
The three-man group is a sub
committee of the Senate Rules and
Administration Committee, head
ed by Sen. Jenner (R-Ind).
Jenner and Barrett said a reso
lution declaring there was no le
gal Senatorial election in New
Mexico in 1952 will be offered to
the Senate if the Rules and Ad
ministration Committee adopts the
subcommittee report.
They said they believed Senate
approval of such a resolution by
a majority vote would have the
immediate effect of unseating
Chavez, and the New Mexico gov
ernor would appoint a senator to
serve until the next regular elec
tion.
Gov. Edwin L. Mechem of New
Mexico is a Republican and pre
sumably would appoint a Repub
lican to the seat.
Such an event would make the
Senate line-up 48 Republicans to
47 Democrats. The Democrats now
have a 48-47 edge. Sen. Morse
of Oregon, an independent, is the
96th senator.
5 Huk Rebels Killed
MANILA, UP)—The army said
Thursday five Huk rebels were
killed Wednesday in military op
erations in jungles southeast of
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