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He'll Be GiVen A Flashlight LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP)-Police say 6-year-old Wayburn Mace used a lighted candle to search under his bed for Indians. The bed caught fire. Firemen extinguished the flames, their equipment blocking traffic on Pacific Coast Highway for a quarter B-52s Prove Their Power TOP NEWS By Louis Panos BALTIMORE, Nov. 26 (AP)- -U.

S. air officials of a mile in each direction. The boy's father, Ray W. Mace, 30, told police and firemen he'd give his son a flashlight. Combat Fatigue They're Hunting The Hunting Dog SANTA AM, Calif.

TWO hunters are hunting the hunting dog that went over the hill. Frank Grove Jr. of Santa Ana and James Haselton of Garden Grove borrowed an elderly Labrador retriever from Haselton's sister for a Thanksgiving Day quail hunt near Lake Matthews. The first unstrung the dog, named Yo-Yo, and he headed into the hills at high speed, the huntsmen said. Back home, they learned why: Yo-Yo suffered combat fatigue while serving with the K-9 Corps in World War II, He can't stand the sound of a gun.

Although They're Far Away, 310th Men To'See' Families Jointed today to the awesome flights of eight B-52 jet bombers as proof of the nation's ability to deliver a nuclear knockout punch anywhere in the world. The 14-ton eight-engine B52sj stolen from of capitalist, The men of the 310th Bomb Wing aren't being forgotten. Thursday afternoon 310th wives will meet in the SHAFB Service Club to wrap Christmas presents for their husbands who will spending the holidays at an overseas base. Their children will help with the gift wrapping too. A base photographer, will shoot a 45-minute movie of the wrapping party.

It will be sent to the airmen so they can see their wives took off Saturday, four from the Air Force base at Castle, and four from the base at Loring, Maine. Before landing at various points in the United States Sunday, they had: 1. Completed stop flights of up to 17,000 miles over a stretch, more than eight hours longer than any other B52 had ever flown continuously. 2. Circled the North Pole at temperatures of 65 degrees below zero, reached speeds of "nearly 700 miles per hour" and maintained altitudes of "more than 35,000 feet." 3.

Simulated drops of deadly bombloads at targets along a course leading from Maine, past Thule, Greenland, to the top of the world, and back by way of Anchorage, Alaska; Seattle, Wash; San Houston, Miami, and Baltimore. "We had a very successful mission," said Col. Donald E. Hillman, commander of the 42nd Bomb Wing based at Loring. He flew in one of the two B52s I Command spokesman indicated, was part of a last-minute plan to dramatize U.

S. striking power. SAC spokesmen said the flights were "a routine mission to demonstrate the capability of the B52 and the men who fly it." They said the B52s, of which the Air Force has more than 500 among II wings, refueled in flight with the aid of KC97 stratocruisers. which were diverted Haiti- Commandos Harass Israel Monday, November JERUSALEM said today that Fedayeen commandos Jordan crossed the Israeli border and laid mines and explosive charges in the coastal plain northeast of Tel Aviv. An army spokesman said a settler in Einat village stepped on a mine and was wounded, a well was blown up and a car damaged.

$274,000 wall safe Page 9. B-52 jet bombers show their mighty capabilities, Page 1. die in blaze, to al- patrol Egypt 11 firefighters California forest Page 1. British, French low UN peace units to come to by sea, UN keeps up pressure on three nations to get forces out of Egypt, Page 9. Farmers' production costs expected to be higher in 1957, Page 2.

Living costs reach another record high mark, Page 2. FIVE CENTS THE HOME EDITION SALINA JOURNAL 85th YEAR No. 331 SALINA, KANSAS. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1056 12 Pages Dear Sal: In this uncertain world it's certainly comforting to. have those B-52s and B-47s around.

Yours, Ina I and children on Christmas. Airport after being scheduled to their loved ones also wiE be sent. California Forest Blaze Kills 11 Firefighters SAN DIEGO, Nov. 26 firefighters perished Sunday night in an inferno which raged Telephone Directories Being Distributed Salinans soon will have telephone directories to so their new numbers. Distribution of the books began Monday.

The new numbers won't go into effect until 1:01 am Sunday Dec. 2, so don't throw your old book iivvay just yet, cautions Pan! Myers, Southwestern Bell maim gcr. The new directories list lina's new standard numbers featuring the prefix TAylor and five digits. Much the Same Actually, the new numbers ore substantially the same as the old. The prefix TAylor was simply addod to ole 5-digit numbers, and prefix and one number added the old 4-digit numbers.

For example. The Journal's through its third day in the new number will be TAylor 3-6363 AFTER LONG B-52 jet bombers are parked at Baltimore, airport after flying 16,000 miles in hours. This is farther than a B52 ever has flown non-stop before. Child viewing plane is Karen McWilliams, 6, Pasadena, Md. (AP Photo) Heavy Snow In The East By The Associated Press Monday, November Heavy snow warnings were posted today for eastern New! Demonstrations Are Asked Monday, November NORWALK, Conn.

A citizens group has asked major cities throughout the United States to join Norwalk in a dernonstratio i 3 as a moral protest agains York and much of New England Russian operations end flurries were forecast from the Great Lakes and the Ohio Valley east to the Appalachians and in the mountains of Tennessee and North Carolina. Rain was in prospect along the Atlantic Coast from Boston to Virginia. The rest of the country was to! VIENNA Radio Budapesi have generally fair weather complained today a Russian-im with warmer temperatures in the posed curfew is hampering at northern and central plains and tempts to get industrial production Happy Hungarian Refugees Meet President Eisenhower Soviet Curfew Slows Work Monday, November lower readings eastward to the Atlantic Coast. A storm in southern Ohio spread snow through the Great Lakes, the Ohio Valley and much of the Mississippi Valley and some rain in Tennessee. Pellston, recorded two inches of new snow to make eight inches on the ground.

its heaviest fall of the season. Driving Hazardous started again in Hungary. The broadcast claimed more workers reported in plants, mines and other enterprises today, presumably in response to a back- to-work promise. But it acknowledged continued difficulties in restoring commercial life. The Budapest Central Workers' Council hinted at the prospect of further strikes if the government This storm made'driving condi-1 fails to meet its deman ds.

The tions hazardous over most of the council or dered Budapest workers Great Lakes, Ohio Valley and portions of the Mississippi Valley. A second storm was centered to return to their jobs but sched- 1 cled further negotiations with Kadar on the council's demand that early this morning in Nagy be re urne to power. New Jersey and has spread rainj. along the coast north of Phila delphia to southern New England snow into Eastern New York and western New England. Meanwhile, Mayor Arthur Card- Monday, November 26-WASHINGTON Hungarian refugees met President Ei senhower today and exclaimed excitedly that this never could happen in their homeland.

Three of the dozen still were un- in Hungary. I am very happy to be here. I am very happy that America thinks of us." The refugees flew into McGuire Air Force Base in New Jersey Friday. Already one of them, little Tibor Kopjas, a year and a der security wraps, so as not to half old, has picked up a bit of endanger their families in Hungary. The other nine posed with the chief executive for pictures in the White House rose garden.

Speaking for the group, Mrs. Eva Krausz told reporters: "This thing cannot be happening! English. The little blond fellow, dressed in a bright blue and rec snowsuit, laughed happily an called out "goodby" to Eisenhow er. The President beamed back Tibor has learnel one other Eng lish word: "Okay." Cleveland National Forest today. A great pall of smoke hung over San Diego, drifting from the in land mountain area seaward.

The U. S. forest guard static at the fire scene said that imately 40,000 acres of brush an limber had been consumed. Both forest supervisor Waller Pulm and the U. S.

Weather Bureau said there was no end in sight. Dry winds from the east an northeast continued to drive th flames toward the San Diego area Three of the men burnel death were employes of the U. Forest Service. Their identifica tions were being withheld pending notice to next of kin The others were county prison ers at the Vejas Honor Camp. A check of prisoners was being made before their names were re leased Six other fire fighters managec to flee to safety, Puhn said, as lightning-fast flames swept up from the dry San Diego River bee near Eagle Peak, two or three miles above the El Capitan Reservoir.

The scene is about 30 miles northeast of San Diego. The fire, which started Saturday morning from a trash fire on the Inaja Indian reservation, is one of the worst in recent California history. Higher Sales Tax Favored VTonday, November ner of Erie, issued an appeal for federal disaster aid in the wake of the Thanksgiving Day storm which pelted the lakeport city with two feet of snow. Journal Directory Cuff Stuff Deaths District Editorials Virket Radio 4 fl Society 5, 6 Stagecoach Driver Dies ATCHISON MV-One of the last of the stagecoach drivers, A. M.

(Bill) Klepper, 83, died in a hospital Sunday. Klepper, who had lived in Atchl son 45 years, drove 13 different stagecoaches while making Casper, his headquarters. He ivas a deputy U. S. marshal when train robbers took $64,000 from a Union Pacific train at Rock Sports 8 Springs, June 2, 1899.

4j Theaters 7J hobby was making 9j models of coaches he drove. TOPEKA W) 11 of an 'opinion poll" published today by he Kansas Chamber of Commerce ndicate its members favor a sales ax increase to produce any addi- ional state revenue that might be leeded. The poll also showed consider- ble support for a severance tax. Webb Elson of Pratt, state chamber president, said more than 1,000 returns were received in the poll of state chamber members and directors of local chambers of commerce in 76 cities. In response to a question as to which one of four major tax sources should be utilized if additional revenue is needed, Elson said 47 per cent favored a sales tax increase, 35.5 per cent a severance tax, 12.5 per cent an income tax increase, and 4 per cent a property tax increase.

When choices were limited to erance tax. On other choices th vole was: Sales 73.5 percent, income 26.1 tax 16 per cent Sales 73.5 per cent, income 26., per cent. Severance 73 per cent, proplrty 27 per cent. Severance 63 per cent, income 37 per cent. Income 76 per cent, property 24 per cent.

two of these, Elson said 54 per cent favored a sales tax increase as against 46 per cent for a sev- Docking Talks Budget Plans Monday, November TOPEKA George Docking today began a series of discussions which he said are designed to aid him in his approach to the preparation of a budget for the 1957 Legislature. Aim To Reduce Public Discontent Monday, November ROME WV-Communist Albania was reported today to be boosting salaries -and cutting prices effective Jan. 1 in an apparent effort to reduce popular discontent. 2 Missing After Gas Barge Blast LINDEN, N. J.

OB A gasoline barge explosion sent flaming spray over a wide dock area Sun day and shook the home of 40, 000 residents in this eastern oi storage center. Two crewmen were reporter missing in the quarter-million-dol lar blaze which raged for 14 hours at the Cities Service Co. dock ac ross the Arthur Kill from Stalen Island. Formerly it was li.363. Purpose of the standard numbering is for direct long-distance dialing, first by operators a eventually by customers themselves.

Except for the new numbers, the directories are about the same as the One issued last March. The cover is light tan compared to the old blue ones. More Names Salina's telephone growth is indicated by the fact there are two more pages of names listed than in the old directories. That's about 300 more subscribers. The honor of being the first and last residents listed again goes to F.

D. Abbott. 1201 Norton, and Edward Zysk. 727 Commanche. The Johnsons come out on top in the race for numerical super ority.

There are 138 Johnsons nnd 132 Smiths listed. Other populous clans include 9- Millers, 77 Browns. 58 Jones', 55 3avis' and 40 Williams'. The directories will be good for line months. New ones will be ssued again ilyers says.

in September, 1957, Romania Seeks Moscow Aid Monday, November MOSCOW The leaders of Romania's Communist government came to Moscow today, apparently in search of increased economic aid from the Kremlin. It was apparent one reason for negotiations at this time was Moscow's desire to strengthen its position in Romania in view of the recent developments in Hungary and Poland and the worsening relations with Yugoslavia. I Definite Cancer-Fag link fonday, November NEW YORK WV-The American anccr Society says "the evidence uggests that cigarettes are a ealth hazard." But at the same me the society says "the specific ffect of cigarette smoking on a articular individual cannot be predicted" The organization released a 20- page booklet Sunday titled "Whore We Stand Today on Cigarettes and Lung Cancer." The society said it had no final answer to the question of whethc: smoking causes lung cancer ant added that findings remain "ten tative and incomplete." But the society said the smoker "who for years smokes two packages or more a about one in 10 chances of eventually developing cancer." SITTING HIGH on thousands of new Salina telephone books are Bob Walsh (left), 908 W. Elm, and Rogon Myers, 334 W. Claflin.

Books arc being distributed this week by nearly 60 workers and will go into use Dec. 2 when Salina changes to prefix dialing system. (JOURNAL PHOTO) Weather KANSAS Fail' and warmer tonight and Tuesday. Low tonight near DO. High Tuesday in 50s.

IAL1NA WEATHER Downtown: pm 42; Min. 25; Max. Sunday Min, iO. City Airport: 1:30 pm 17; Min. 24; Sunday Win.

2.9. CAA reported 1:30 pm: Barom- ter 29.01 loiihwcsl falling; 10 mplr, Wind north- Rclativc hu- nidily 54 percent. Lowest this date -6 in 1887; highest 7fi in 1910. Sunrise 7:26 am; Sunset 5:11 ipm. Airport CAA): am pm 3 Should Have Stayed Home Wbnday, November TOKUSHIMA, Japan Ml All 14 8:110 II :30 10:30 3:30 11! 3:30 131 4:30 311 7:30 33 8:30 Beloit Farm Couple Killed In Collision BELOIT A Beltoit farm couple, M'r.

and Mrs. Albert Walter, was killed at 12:05 am Sunday in a 2-car crash on a country road 7 miles of Beloit. Four oilier persons were injured, two of them seriously. The crash xvas a tragic aftermath of a wedding celebration at Tipton. Injured are Richard resident, were married Saturday morning at Beloit.

Webb, a cousin of the Hcnncs (boys, suffered a dislocated hip Hcnncs land face cuts. Miss Zachary has 21. and his brother, Robert, fncc cllts nlul 1)raiscK They are nf Scottsville; Janice Za( hary inl a 18, Beloit, and John Webb, 20, Denver. Mr. Going Home Walter.

72, and his hospital. Suffer Internal Injury Richard and Robert Hennes were taken to a Wichita hospital with internal injuries and face in- suffered CO, apparently were enroute lo i urics Robert Hcnncs their farm home four miles south-! injuries to holh eyes. Bill Alhoft, liisltwjiy patrolman The four injured were in a car! stntion cd at Beloit, said he was unable to learn details of the ac- jj'easl of the accident scene. 211 £1 owned by the Hcnncs brothers, were coming from Tipton cidcnt. He said he didn't know 311 301 pin 291 1:31) 271 where they had attended a wed-i wllicn ()t lno Hennes boys was the celebration for their sister, MJAnna Agnc.s.

She and Robert El- driver Thc of the ear. cars collided at an inter- Politicians Dodge Law Wonday, November WASHINGTON National Chairman Paul M. But- lenz, Wichita, a former Gas Blast Kills Man ENGLEWOOD, Colo. W-A hurricane-like blast of high pressure natural gas killed a Pueblo, Colo, er testified today the major po it- I workman and seriously injured cal parties are "avoiding" com-: ire engines of this city went toj pliance wRh thc spirilof the fed- rural villages today to demon itrate bow to extinguish a fire A real fire started and gut'ed 40 louses in the city before the en- could get back. 'Out Of My Head" Drinking Spree Ends In Massacre GILLETTE, Wyo.

persons died and two others were ounded Sunday in a burst of ifle fire triggered by a 39-year- Id road worker, quoted by offi- ers as saying: "I must have been ut of my head." Sheriff Ted Holdeman said imanuel F. (Rocky) Schneidmil- told him the shooting day and a half of drinking at, averns in this cattle and oil town. Schncidmiller was jailed but no charges were The dead are Schneidmiller's wife, 23, a waitress and mother of two small children, and Max Addison, 25, oil field technician who screamed at Schneidmiller: "Don't shoot me! I don't even know you." The wounded are Robert Cook, 27, an oil rig worker who was struck by a bullet in the chest, and T. A. Greene 32, member of an oil seismograph crew, struck in the leg.

eral election law's limits on campaign spending. Butler told a special Senate committee investigating lobbying and political activities that the law itself as the Corrupt Practices Act sets "unrealistic" limits on campaign spending which the big party national committees circumvent. No Difference in Intelligence WASHINGTON MI-An official of a psychological measuring service Sun-! reported today he has been able to find no scientific evidence that The furious surge of gas fatally; Negroes are less intelligent than another in a 12-foot ditch day. crushed William R. Reynolds, 29, and broke the legs of Oscar Kali- white people.

Robert D. North, assistant director of the Educational Records workers, about 5o! BlJ1 'eau, New York, said in a re- ler, 51. Two other feet away, were slightly injured jport prepared for the by chunks of dirt hurled by the amalion League of B'nai B'rith, gas, escaping under pressure of 200 pounds per square inch. Natural gas service to Engle- Jewish service organization: "If the nation's school systems were segregated on the ability to wood and south Denver was dis- 'earn, color lines would be crossed rupted for about five hours after'in a way that would bewilder ad- the accident at 2:05 p. m.

It occurred at a Colorado Interstate Gas. Co. meter station in Englewood. Mexican Hospitality MEXICO CITY A taxi driver loaned an American tourist 20 pesos ($1.60) when they arrived at a baseball park and found thc tourist had left, his wallet at the hotel, "If we return for your money," said Eustacio Morales, him- Spellman arrived by plane lcre Cardinal Spellman To Philippines MANILA Cardinal vocatcs of white mental suprem- The Educational Records Bureau conducts psychological tests and entrance examinations for secondary schools. The North report, paid for by the Ford-fi- nanccd Fund for the Republic, was released at thc Anti-Defamation League's annual meeting self an ardent baseball fan, "youjfrom the United States to attend North's findings were along the will miss the game.

This five-day Philippine National same ljnc as losc of a group of enough for thc ticket and taxi to Eucharistic Congress opening here soc a sc en tj ho said on thc hotel, You can repay me to- Wednesday. Cardinal Spellman, ct. 15 that there are no "innate morrow." Roman Catholic Archbishop of racio i differences in intelligence" Morales was repaid with ajNew York, is the papal legate toj bctwccn lne wn te and Negro bonus for his courtesy. 1 thc Congress. races..