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Eyeming Ga APRIL CANCER Control Month Fight Cancer With A Checkup And a Check WEATHER Mostly Fair Little Temperature Change Minimum 25, Noontime 60 A Newspaper for the Home Information and enjoyment for every member of the family EIGHTY-SECOND YEAR NO. 26 PHONE FA 3-3161 RENO, NEVADA, SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1958 PHONE FA 3-3161 16 PAGES 10 CENTS If" 1 McElroy oves To Limit Stars Is New Value For Nevada Tax Commission Releases Figures On Assessments Hew Pressure On Open Skies Peace Plans Diplomats Ask Another Meet On Resolution Generals Must Unify To Obtain Promotions WASHINGTON, April 26. (AP) Secretary of Defense McElroy has served notice that generals and admirals who don't work for military unity may as 'Let Them Come Forth Says Clark Commissioner Tax Commissioner William Deutsch of Las Vegaa has challenged critics of state gaming control to come forward with evidence of official wrongdoing. Deutsch, addressing his colleagues on the commission during a regular meeting Friday, noted that political writers and others have drawn implicationsof improper conduct from large fees sought by attorneys in connection with the Stardust hotel gambling license Total assessed valuation of UNITED NATIONS, N. well forget about extra stars and choice assignments kw? J'; 4 April 26.

UP) The United States was reported today planning to renew pressure on Rus Nevada is $590,999,931, according to a report made to the Nevada Tax Commission. That total is approximately McElroy ordered yesterday that all future recommendations for promotion of officers to three and four star rank be submitted to him rather than directly to the president. This directive also would apply to recommendations for assignment of officers in those two sia for east-west aerial inspec apove last years tions in the Arctic against surprise attacks. senior ranks. Usually reliable diplomatic The order, another move total state assessed valuation, despite drops shown in the assessed valuations in six counties.

Increased values in Washoe sources said the U. S. delegation aimed at curbing interservice application of 1955. Attorneys George Vargas and William Sanford, both of Reno, asked the bankruptcy court to approve a $150,000 fee. They told the court that they had a will ask soon possibly today rivalries, is part of President for a security council meeting Family Friend Kills Youth Eisenhower's defense reorgan Tuesday to discuss an inspec ization plan.

That particular difficult time getting ther tion resolution. license for the Las Vegas provision, however, didn't re quire congressional approval. Aerial inspection of the Arc and Clark more than made up for the declines. The drops came in counties hardest hit by recent mining slumps, including Lyon, Lincoln, White Pine, Pershing and Humbolt. Curtailment of activities at the ammunition depot was reflected in lower tic was part of a western dis Under the new procedure, the joint chiefs of staff must express strip hotel before promoter Tony Cornero Stralla died and the venture collapsed.

armament package offered to their views on the assignment or ile on Visit Wh the Soviet Union last Summer in the U. N. disarmament com NOT LICENSED promotion of all officers in the PLANE CRASH VICTIMS REUNITED "This is heaven," said Mrs. Bruce Davis, as she rubbed noses with her husband when they were reunited in John Day, after two days, three nights in freezing snows of Aldrich mountain, 30 miles west of John Day. She suffered a broken pelvis, frozen feet and exposure.

He suffered frostbite and two broken ribs. Bruce, pilot of the plane which crashed Monday, walked out from the crash scene to get help for his injured wife, Betty. Both are from Fresno, Calif. Cornero himself was never li mission. Kussia turned it down values for Mineral county.

WASHOE COUNTY and has refused since then to two top ranks. MUST BE OBJECTIVE In addition, when civilian sec PACOIMA, April 26. censed but a group that was to pay him and other landlords an unheard of $500,000 a month discuss disarmament in the U.N. UP) A family friend killed a 13 Washoe county's valuation Renewal of the Arctic open year-old boy he was holding as hostage last night and critically wounded a policeman who tried retaries of the services submit such recommendations they must include a statement Clark Gamblers Won't Oppose Ruling on Cuba A survey of Las Vegas gamblers who have interests in Cuban casinos unearthed indications they will give up their foreign entanglements without a squabble. A spokesman for one of the gamblers with dual interests said he believed the edict would jumped approximately from $131,600,000 last year to $143,183,000 this year.

Clark's rental was. That action was taken by the tax commission be skies offer at this time apparently would be the west's an that the officer has demonstrat swer to soviet accusations increase also was in the fore the gaming control board was formed. ed "the capacity for dealing ob against the United States last 000,000 neighborhood, up from Gov. Charles H. Russell's po jectively, without extreme serv week.

EXPERTS AT PUZZLE OF AIRLINE CRASH to enter the boy's barricaded bedroom. The killer, a paroled convict, was found dead after the brief burst of gunfire. It could not be determined immediately whether ho was shot by the wounded litical opponents have empha ice partisanship, with matters $224,361,639 to $236,591,126. The assessed valuation in Lyon county showed a sharp, $5 Soviet Foreign Minister An of the broadest significance to drei Gromyko charged in Mos our national security." cow April 18 that Arctic flights sized that he was chairman of the tax commission at the time the Stardust group was licensed and that Sanford was his chief million drop from $24,851,836 to $19,317,433. The decline in Lin The new order also says when collide high over the Nevada LAS VEGAS, April 26.

UP) toward Russia of U. S. bombers officer or killed himself. service secretaries submit rec desert last Monday? coln was $250,000 from $11,250, with nuclear weapons were pro The deep attachment between ommendations for promotions to vocative and might touch off fund raiser and strategist in the bitter 1954 election campaign. Pieces of the wings of the 'two planes are being assembledjat Bits of twisted wreckage a junk man wouldn't own flight plan copies of the two planes 000 to 11 million flat, and the White Pine slump was $3 mil two or three star rank, it must If anyone has any informa nearby Nellis Air Force base to lion, from" $30,000,000 to $27, World War III.

A Soviet resolution presented in the security council last Monday asked be shown the officer has served "a successful tour" of duty with tion of wrongdoing, let him verify the angle at which the and experience. That's the combiantion that 000,000. PERSHING DROPS come forth with it," declared jet and the DC7 came together. Washington to stop the flights. Eugene Fahsholtz, 38, and the boy he killed, Butchie) Attebery, apparently led to the shooting, police said, as Fahs-holt.

became upset when he learned the Attebery family was planning to move to Arkansas. HELPED FIX BIKE Shortly before the shooting he had helped the boy repair a bi a joint, combined or allied command, or on the staff of the de fense secretary. The civil aeronautics board and experts are using in an attempt American officials denied Deutsch, a Republican, like the governor. "Otherwise let the Pershing's drop was approxl to unraVel this puzzle: there was any provocation in its the Nellis AFB aircraft acci dent board are conducting sinv matter rest." mately $2,600,000 from $19, 000,000 to $16,373,565. Hum Why an air force F100F QUEEN HAS COLD PRIME INDUSTRY ultaneous probes of the crash boldt's decline was less than jet and a United Airlines plane LONDON, April 26.

UP) system of practice alerts for bombers and training flights over the Arctic. Both the state department and air force offi that killed 49 persons. "We are tinkering with the million, from $22,066,895 to $21, state's prime industry," he add "It looks like the pilot of the 279,324, and Mineral's was from Queen Elizabeth II is recovering normally from a heavy cold, it cycle he had given him for Christmas, and had tried to get ed. "We must either make it go $7,078,964 to $6,731,264. Moon-Dye Plan cers said the planes are controlled by a foolproof system to F100F was trying to avoid the collision," said Lt.

Col. William Lewis, who yesterday duplicat along the high plane we are try HAVANA, Cuba, April 26. UP) -Cuban businessmen plan a big advertising campaign next month to bring the American tourist back to Cuba. The tourist trade and other businesses hit rock bottom during a month long upsurge in the rebel war against the government. The drive will bo aimed at destroying what the businessmen called the bad impression created abroad.

They plan to televise to the United States night club shows and other tourist attractions. President Fulgencio Batista has promised full coop- was reported today. She has been advised to remain in bed Combined tax' rates for the the family to leave Butchie with him when they moved away, ing to make it go on or it won't prevent approaches too close to over the weekend, Buckingham police said. go at all." ed the jet fighter death flight. various cities are as ioiiows Fallon, Las Vegas, $4.46 Henderson and North Las Ve Russia.

Palace officials said. The boy's father, Edward "Judging from the angle of "And if that happens, and we Is Criticized gas, Gardnerville, $3.01 and deprive ourselves of the gambling industry, we'll set Nevada collision it looks like the jet was trying to bank away from the Minden, Elko, $4.91 Wells, Carlin, $4.60 back several decades," he WASHINGTON, April 26. UP) airliner. ROUTINE FLIGHT The F100F was lying a rou Goldfield, Eureka, $3.42 Attebery, said Fahsholtz, a close family friend, arrived at the house at p.m. and spent more than an hour with Butchie, helping him fix the bicycle Attebery's wife, Grace, and their four other children, were asleep.

The father said Fahsholtz Two U. S. Scientists have indi Deutsch said everyone has the Winnemucca, Battle Moun tine penetration hop letting tain and Austin, both Pioche, cated they don't think much of right to public expression, but such expression should be bound down from about 28,000 feet by Caliente, $5 and Panaca a proposal to try to score eration with the plan. propaganda, point' by hitting the radar with a student under a hood in the back seat and an by a realization of the importance to the state of the gaming Yerington, Haw. thorne, Luning and Mina, all $5 wnt upstairs after fixing the moon with a dye-tipped rocket, Drs.

Lee A. DuBridge and H. instructor without a hood in enterprises. Tonopah and Gabbs, Carson bicycle and that shortly after front. Gambling, he said, is far too Lovelock, Gold Hill and Virginia City, both Ely and W.

Pickering of the California Institute of Technology, told the "From the position of the important economically to be ward sounds of furniture being moved could be heard. He his son went upstairs to investigate and were greeted outside a jeopardized by "reckless innu East Ely, both McGill, house space committee yester endo." day it would take a 200-incn telescooe to see a one mile safety pilot (front seat) I see down 28,000 feet," said Lewis. "I could see the entire penetration without any obstruction at all. NEW OWNERS bedroom door by Fahsholtz with The Stardust has been pur a gun in his hand. Five Dead square dye plot on the moon DuBridge, president of Cal- chased by Mrs.

John Factor and plans for its opening now are Attebery sai'd Fahsholtz forced the boy into the bedroom, barri "Then I went down the air tech, said enough dye to color way at 21,000 feet on the same -f AC caded the door and warned th be complied with speedily since "they haven't been doing too well there anyway." The state tax commission Friday adopted a regulation which prohibits Nevada gaming licensees from holding an interest in any out-of-state gambling operation, with the exception of the legal draw poker games of Gardena, Calif. Regulations of the commission have for years banned the state's gamblers from activity in areas where gaming is illegal. CONFLICT OF INTEREST The tax commission agreed with the state gaming control board report which found, that 10 square miles of the moon well advanced. The present owners were not connected with track as the United airliner. As Home Burns surface might weigh a few tons father: THREATENS FATHER I could see the base from 19 the original promoters.

An ap With dust believed by some to "If you call the police, I'll kill miles away. I could see the entire pattern." be abundant on the moon, Pick the boy." ERIE, April 26. UP) ering said, a dye shot might dis plication for a license to operate the games is pending before the gaming control board, with the Desert Inn group as the pro Lewis said the sun an -im Five young children perished appear into the dust. portant factor at high altitude Attebery called police, however. Officers Myron M.

Schwab and Richard H. Stein arrived late last nieht in a fire that "And if the thing hit the back was not a handicap to either posed casino lessees. swept a crowded two-story side of the moon we would never plane. EASY TO MISS and started to push into the bed room. know about it," DuBridge said.

frame home in Erie's east end section. Two other youngsters Schwab said as the door "But you can miss a plane real Little Rock participation by Nevada licensees in the Cuban casinos were burned, one critically, opened he saw Butchie seated easy, said Lewis, working with the air force board in an ad Fourteen children under 15 vears. the members of four on the bed with Fahsholtz hold ing a pistol against his chest Railroad Ends New York Run visory capacity. Troops Leave "To see it (the airliner) you'd The officer said Fahsholtz fired point blank at the boy, then Negro families, were sleeping when the blaze broke out short have to be looking at that cer LITTLE ROCK, April ly before midnight. tain spot in the sky at that particular moment.

BALTIMORE, April 26 UP) turned his gun on the policeman. Hit in the neck and hip, Schwab snapped off a shot before he fell. 26. UP) The Arkansas military district, which withdrew troops from Central high school Thurs Today is the last full day of pas 'The plane would appear like senger service between Wash The survivors were dragged out of the inferno by neighbors, some of whom formed a human chain, entered the building and passed out the children hand- represented a "grave conflict of interest" that would endanger Nevada's legal industry. The danger arises from adverse publicity about Nevada gamblers associating in the Cuban enterprises with notorious hoodlums.

The report noted also the possibility of an international incident was increasing because gambling had become an issue between the island government and the revolutionists led "by Fidel Castro. Wilbur Clark of the Desert REUNION Admitted former Communist William Heikkila, 52, is embraced by his wife, Phyllis, 38, on his arrival in San Francisco from Finland where he had been deported a week earlier. He was ordered returned to the U. S. after his "Gestapo" deportation aroused, a storm of unfavorable publicity.

ington and New York for the nation's oldest railroad, the day for the first time since it was integrated last Sept. 25, said today there might be further test withdrawals. a pinpoint. At a closing speed of more than 700 m.p.h., it would take just a few seconds for the pinpoint to become an airplane." Baltimore and Ohio. The which began run NO TWO FOR ONE EDMONTON, April 26.

UP) The city council has ducked the idea of a statute to prevent two small automobiles squeezing into a single parking Spokesmen said the with President of the accident in to-hand. Edward Knight, a neighbor who turned in the first alarm, said: "I could hear them scream drawals are part of a plan to British Asked ing trains to New York 72 years ago, obtained permission to abandon the service which it said ran up a five million dollar 14 Nations To See A Test restore the school to normalcy as soon as possible. vestigation board is Lt. Col. Harvey Davis, wing operations officer at Nellis.

The 12-man There were no reported inci meter area "sufficiently large to accommodate one American- Inn, who is interested in the Cuban field with three of his deficit yearly. board is composed of teams to To Stop Tests dents while the troops were ab investigate specific factors WASHINGTON, April 26. UP) ing in tnere. ine cniiaren were in a back bedroom. But they wouldn't have known which way to go anyway.

It sent from the 2,000 pupil school At 4:23 p.m. (EST) today, the Royal Blue Express will pull where eight of nine Negroes This Summer's U. S. hydrogen TOKYO, April 26. UP) Japan into Baltimore for the last time.

power plant, structure, air traf-fice, operations and medical aspects. who entered last Fall are still bomb test blast in the Pacific today. made another of its re The last passenger run on the attending classes. was bad, real bad." STARTED BY HEATER partners, refused comment, but there have been earlier indications that Clark and his associates would comply. Indications that the Desert Inn group would leave Cuba came even before the Friday regulation.

type car." Mayor William Haw-relak said if two cars can be parked in a single space it would be a mistake to pass laws in effect reducing parking facilities. There's still one gimmick: Solicitor Alan MacDonald said if a meter violation flag shows, will be witnessed by foreign sci Washington-New York will ar The men assigned to the teams quests that the world's nuclear Federal troops have been at rive here at 5:47 a.m. Sunday. Det. Sgt.

Che.ster Wizikow- the school since rioting broke powers stop tests. This request are technical experts. Each is an authority in the field in which entists who for the first time will receive important data on ski said the fire apparently out last fall when Negroes tried went to Britain, which an he is investigating. to enroll. was started by an overheated kerosene heater in a first-floor progress in reducing radioactive nounced yesterday an H-bomb Meanwhile, an investigating both parked cars will get a ticket.

They can flip a coin to see fallout. test soon in the South Pacific officer assigned to Nellis from bedroom. The flames were Randolph AFB, San Antonio. Searchers Find Three Year Old ROCKLEDGE, April 26 The government announced Like the earlier requests, it who pays, the mayor suggested brought under control within Kentucky Has Plenty of Time is checking reports that yesterday that 14 nations were an hour. Man-Wife Crash Kills Husband POUND RIDGE, N.

April Was expected to be politely ig nored. tour jets nearly collided with a being" invited to send one scien Wizikowski said the home, at 332 E. 15th St. not far from tist each to watch the demon Trans World Airlines transport Britain warned shipping out stration at EmVetok. The same a lew hours after the Monday UP) Three year old Judy LOUISVILLE, April 26 downtown Erie, was occupied 26.

UP) A husband and wife morning collision. countries also, were invited to Peterson was found today, mos by Mrs. Anna Williams, her of a around Christmas Island from today until further notice. The UP) Kentucky will have four time standards tomorrow: cen This was the third such inci driving separate cars in opposite quito-bitten but otherwise un send one news representative four daughters and their chil dent. Earlier, pilots of the two directions on route 137 smashed apiece.

harmed, after 12 hours of wan British have tested nuclear dren. other airlines American and weapons there before. headon early today. The husband was. killed, the wife seri tral daylight, central standard, eastern standard and backwards standard.

The latter is the innovation of Continental reported near BEAT AMENDMENT A foreign office note handed ously injured. SWEET DREAMS LOS ANGELES, April 26. UP) INDEX SECTION ONE, Pages 1-8: Amusements 6, 7 Ann Landers 5 Crossword Puzzle 4 Editorial 4 House of the Week 2 Jacoby on Bridge 2 Women's News 5 SECTION TWO, Pages 9-16: Classified 12, 13, 14 Comics 15 Local, Regional News 9 Sports lo Television misses with air force jets in the same airway near the gambling Votes of both Nevada sena to British Minister William Harpham asked that the tests Police said they had been un dering lost through woods surrounding this east coast community. A posse of 1000 men had. searched for the child through the warm night, aided by fourj light airplanes.

tors, George W. Malone (R) and William F. Spicer, 26, was sen esort of Las Vegas. music studio operator Jerry Dig-gins. It's his tongue-in-cheek answer to the number of time Alan Bible (D), helped defeat tenced to 10 to 40 years in able to question the wife to ascertain how the collision came about.

Officers said both cars prison yesterday after pleading standards in the state. an amendment to an employe pension and welfare bill to re be suspended and reserved the right to ask compensation for any test damages to Japanese. The foreign office also said Russia failed to give assurance guilty to burglarizing churches NAUTILUS SAILS GROTON, April 26. UP) iautilus, world's first The clock, hanging in front of were badly damaged, indicating quire the election of union of Judy was standing in a pal and a warehouse. His expla- Ti studio, runs counterclock metto thicket only about 300 ficers by secret ballot, the Asso nation: don't always need wise and has the numhera naint.

it would halt its nuclear tests ciated Press renorted from yards from her home when searchers from Patrick Airj a high rate of speed. The victims were identified as Edward Perry, 42, of nearby Stamford, and his wife, Dorothy, 37. atomic powered submarine, was at sea today on its second cruise to the Pacific Ocean since last May. indefinitely in answering a Jap-Washington. The amendment uie money.

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