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ww se 11 O-v ENAL Today's Smile I.OMIOV i offi-rrit fur tal tn IihIhj'h I iMidun Tltiwa: "On 1H-Imh Inillnn pilhiin, lump, f. Instill! and frlt-ntHy." Good Morning Ahu lJ Fnlka Io On Hrvkrnita lUfnr FnMhall 79th Year rZ Saturday Morning, October 17, 1959 PiS: 31 Paw in Two Section. Price 7c Battling California no Fire Zuni Fighter Water-Bombing Aircraft Drops Ideas lor Added Wartime Leader N. M. Fairground Ge1 Kevenue Heard TTr I rr I Atomic Weapons Recovered From B-52 Wreckage Arms Found Intact After Air Collision Load on Group Les Washington Commission Seeks Income From Land During Off-Season Mishap Brings Minor Injury To Four Otheri LOS ANGELES W-A WASHINGTON (J.x.iyc Catlett Marshall wiio helped lead the T.

S. to victory in World War II and fathered the cold war Mar-hall Plan died late Fatal to Eight Friday after a lonjr illne He was 7S. at Walter Reed Armv Ilos- New Mexico St alt' 'i ni iti is -K Friday I moves in vt ailili- fldl! tile Heath came to Marsliall pi'al where he had i. rider Lit March 11 He jriant brush fire roared unchecked for the fourth day Friday. A plane water ibombins: it dropped a load a group of Indian fire fight iffc ei i a St I 'inehur inter last unng' acqu.n luetic I oi i -1 a i r- t.ue lari.i -t UUIII'I 1 I.

A Tin? Ya.v arte tnnal tin Jin llf ev of rv lue as 7a' 0 r. ing experts, une was Kinea, four hurt. Leo Poblano. 50, Zuni Indian from Zuni, plunged over a cliff and suffered fatal head in nines. Whether the water in iii- IIARDINSRl'RGII, KyJ -The Air Force Friday recovered its super-secret nuclear weapons from the reckage of a bomber that coll.

ded wi'h a flvint; tanker, killing 8 nf 12 crewmen The others hailed out af'er tlie crash that lit up the sky for more than 150 miles Thursday niht Information that the bomber earned more than one rci'-lear device came from Lt Gen. John R. McCnnnel, Second Air Force commander. Did Not Kxplorie "Tiie weapons remained he said "Thev did not hi ij '4 a r'' 1- i gar 1 knocked over, or he fell vt out A AS. SI TACTICS (I; Jan.

la. Pie iiler.t er said dea'h "Is cao-e for profieind ynef throughout the foiled States Ki -enho'AT'r spoke of Marsha! I World War II as Afny rnief of staff and later as Secretary of S'a'p and Se.retarv nf Defense in 'h administration if President Harry S. Truman. 1'irkrd Kiii-nhoM rr Mai -hall's death must U-e-pecia'lv p.jittnitht to Kisen-hutter, because Mai-hail is ijenetally ciedited With phick-uii' Kisenhower i urn ob-ojritv at the of World War II if Francis Burton, left, fired two while scrambling to avoid it, was not known. The other four were knocked down but not seriously hurt by the mildly toxic solution of water and do motion tin library.

Burton's dismissal was upheld by grievance panel of fellow employes. mi weeks go as city traffic engineer, confers his at'ornev Charles Bamhart, at a fa Li th the revenue from I. ami grievance hearing in Botts Hall at the city (Staff photo) retarding borate. tanker Diane was one of 'I i 4 K. Pedi Km vv II.

explode or detonate. TliPre was no dai of radiological Burton Indicates He II Appeal Insnrnrs Crnun at the I i i ar.v 'A a tn On hv rl Hit wre 'II use ice 'he fall it'K. Tios would weapon -a found in the IT) 1 JJl 11 rand UpholdsoL i of Kentucky hit nr. ti uiaoio uuioiuu he and him unv-ard to- oth 18 being used to bomb hotspots in the fire, burning out of control toward a tinv community in steep-sided Tujunga Canyon. Hacking Fire Trail The Zuni crew wat hacking a fire trail along a crest in the Grizzlv Flats area when tht sect nit 'a ii ii' ce off I Hie De 1 1: a aid be.

ommi; supreme allied irope. At Force did not sav where TVf.ltl a' r- fa safety Director firing Dnn. Da.M or 'n provide Kisenhoer issued a nro- an What caused the a -cider p.iiv;ii,g space 1 1 ist ot us Kino sinre me fqiia! eia'na'ion orderttie that the le f' at '-staff upon all public bui'dincs and tegic Air Command began Lity I rattle bngineer den. (irurge Marshall Cavein Traps Trio in Nevada The New Mexico Insurors tanker roared low overhead. Inc.

has called the ruling! "We were all lined up on tha around the clock refuelin more than nine vears ago "We can't tell whether the rollision caused the explosion or the explosion caused the collision." sa'd McConnell. He set up a board of inquiry to investigate. Dead Listed GOI.DMF.I.n. Nev. A to k.ng.

I. casing I'ropovi'd I' i--; of le.ising 'he land fir '-he big portion of the ear it nit used bv the fair up hv Chairman Wiley Jlai.es, hrt said he had received three definite proposals On was for establishment of a L'o'f dr.v al.ee. R.itH's' idea V. as 'o lease lr. i for niw cnteipiiso which w- u' 1 moved during fair Gurley suggiv.ted jonuone might want to erect a birldit.g, "win.

could on and leave us the paj'k- Uioands. at mili'arv posts and Naval and nn Naval vessels until after his funeral In ereat wars and in two cabinet pos's. Marshall had his country with distinction. He was a kev craftsman of strategy a po'av in Woi id War II. 'he cohj war with Russia, and in t.he conflict in Korea Reds.

In a time of tremulous Kace, he was the architert of the iagamst higher automobile in- riage saia uempsey cnapua. Bjr I JOHNSON surance casualty rates in the-38. "cutting this trail. We saw Francis ousted city traffic engineer, lost the first Albuquerque area only a "par-i this plane coming about 50 round in his fight for reinstatement Friday when a three- tia! victory." up and then he dumped man grievance panel of fellow employes found his dismissal An appeal to the State In- the water, reasonable." surance Board to have higher "We tried to hit the dirt. Burton indicated ho will appeal the ruling to the City Per- insurance ra'es in the rest of There wasn't much time, lt iiel Board whose member- the state also reduced was ad- sure knocked Us over." ship is comprised of laymen.

If 1 vocated by the liaison commit-j The borate stings. ''It felt The grievance panel heard J) IdtJUOOYuO af the Ne'v Mexico In- like a sunburn," said Chapita. four hours of conflicting testi- surors. "The only water we had was monv from Public Safety Di-: Jif 4 fnon 1 Tw da' ao State Insur- in our canteens. We tried to rector George Franklin (Bur- ill pUl I IU Vtll anre ipt.

R. F. Apodaca ruled wash it off with our handker- of wall ard three men the :tnn.foot level of rock at an old The dead were identified as i'i a cr, -iii MC -f silver nui p. Ho us n.mcrs ar.d res-c ie eq npinent clawed at the iiebi us b.iii.er between them a-id the trio at the Mohawk i -it 1.1 M.iir-v. m-.

I- oe i.t 21. Hn.v T. a h.I K.jMnfr 1 Marshall Plan, to holster with tons immediate superior) and "iu a general per crni m-, chiefs, but lt didn do any Burton, who was represented1 ALAMOGORDO The crease for insurance buyers in i good. It dried on ui and oeked by Charles Rarnhart, attorney-'new Alamogordo Munic- Bernalillo County imposed on. white." l.vl Button.

.11 iriKinr-Svif n.or, Winnrti4r. Ir Mai Hnhrt Imho'f 41 r. ing space we now have" Some American money the economies Mine 35 miles west of Gold- one utgestivi that since a fre world nations and the.r field. A an fnmmrtr oiti Mn 1 1 a Tn p. f.Mng.

engineer, heiore arriving at its ipai Airport win oe openeo: lonipmnes uy in? mimn-i yifn inUTt lance and a doctor stood by al Bureau of Casualty Ilnder-i Tll.rr tn pan-. rsk Hi ecision. witn an Serving on the panel Saturday serving on the panel Saturday oft 1tw: l.t Hirnl; Hl-nir The supply of air writers July 1. "800-acre blaze has nowr "if mvlent l.r in- 1 fiir iir -t I1 in' big shopping center is due to will to resist Communism. For in a.

-ross the street the Jo. that, Marshall honored cation might become desirable with the Nobel Peace in for a large motel which could 19.V?. be required to provide under- VMI Graduate cro ir.d parking. I Marshall was ong of the few men trapped became an creating factor. S' rre'.

C'ft Willnm (i nvn- were City Atty. Frank Horan. open house. Personnel Director Dick Heim The airport, located five and Finance Director Harold ries southwest of the citv. The pane! deliberated 0ff it 7n more than an hour before Hedieated until somo later Hate The no were James Robert- irA'w ll.r son, of Mina, Samuel Sickle, of i--r.

wbn xkb. wtr But he approved new rates caused injuries to men bv the bureau for the rest of th four da' since it started the state that amounts to about near Altadena. in the hills 15 9 per cent increase miles north of Los Angeles. A Rate Boost Elsewhere smoker is believed res- 'It is onlv a partial victory' ponsible. to have eliminated the m-: Residents of the Vogel Flat the Armv chiefs of staff who (iurley's motion leaves Touopah, and an unidentified K.rn l.t bringing in its findings rna'ter free Nf V.rk to i ne dedication win lo.iow a shakedown period.

3S, to sub- wasn't a West Point man His an unofficial school was Virginia Mi'itarv Institute, where he made his a proposal on i vr, i A KB i' Mi' nie has tnif- Burton was fired two weeks ago by City Manager F.dmund F.ngel, actmg upon 'he recommendation of Franklin. Two from 'A'ppKS prior to then he had Mayor Charles Sutton of Al- creases in the Albuquerque settlement were evacuated as amogordo will fly in from area," said Paul Rubincam. flames moved down the slopes Holloman Air Force Rase, a NMI liaison and executive of 5141-foot Mt. Lukerss toward short distance from the munic-icommittee membor. "The rest canyon homes.

KIRTI.AM) C.ROl'P PROBF.S AIR M1SJJXP An inspection team Indian worker. All were of the U. S. Mining and Milling Corp. The narrow tunnel could not accommodate trie number of volunteer workers who tuned nut for the rescue.

The mine is in a remote area. 2t miles from the near-j est telephone at Silver Peak. I been given an ultimatum nf Kirtland AFB is at the scene pal field, to participate in the or tne state suffers an increase' More than 2100 men are on of the nuclear armed B-52 and resigning or being fired by that ceremonies. is based upon sub- the firelines, which stretch for the same factors and 45 miles around some of South-outdated premium and loss ex- ern California's steepest ter CttflOntirri nn 4-7 ('nntlniHd A 1 Raul Castro Given Cuban Cabinet Job City Woman Injured Cite Reasons Cited by Fr.gel and Franklin as reasons for the dismissal were Burton's "inadequate administration of the traffic en- Typhoon Fringe Winds In Auto Accident of the commissioners marks as a student and football 'i'd the National Guard tackle. are.i the northeast corner of was born in fhiori-the ground and decided--.

in- town, Pa, on the last dav of eff. lallv, since the commission lRKil. His father was in the had lost by that time coal and coke business. One of estimate the his forenears was an uncle of of i' National Guard the renowned Chief Justice i.ard tiow nc- John Marshall, ripie tue an a umier a fl'l-veari Home from VMI on vacation, lease, drafted tft2. Title to young George Marshall held bv the fair, ed a parade of triumphant Fume of the National Guard Spanish American War were built bv WPA erans march down the as stables in prior dei ked main street of nion-tu i mn of the fair town.

From then on, he said, bail iirtg. The area now he knew he as to be a Use I ivi'y for storage of equip- military man In Marsliall started Comprises 6.5 Acres out. He became a shavetail The National Guard area lieutenant and began rlimb- XBS Will Drop HAVANA, Cuba Rai Hit U.S. Okinawa Base Castro, firebrand younger hro rain. One fire camp on 4486-foot Brown Mountain is completely inaccessible by truck.

jThe 200 men and their equip--ment were flown in by helicopter. Massed men and equipment 'stopped the flames earlier jwhen they menaced expensive hillside homes in suburban An Albuquerque woman wai cmeermg lack of prop-hospitalized and her Tlic relations and failure cited as the result of a four- cooperate with superiors." All of Giveaway ther of Lima prime minister his heir-apparent. Fr.dav car accident at GeoreLa and1 Franklin, advised by Stan and TOKYO The big American base on Okinawa was battered frinee winds up to 89 mph early today as Typhoon Charlotte skirted east of the island toward Japan. Lomns NF. Fndav night.

Type Programs a law clerk in Horan's night was elevated to the Rev-in'roduced memoranda, olutionary cabinet. Di-aeKi Inrin 14. OlflC 1 nn. 1 1 i'. i 1 i in ii (UPD-The pital where she underwent sur- leuers ana newspaper cuppings rresioem usvaioo wonicos SHINGTON i.

u. I i Aitadena and La Canada, on the fire's south side. nf ierv late ndav was Janet "sl compiciou nunrai appuiuu-a me -n-yeai-oin nam Qni was Janet to back his complaint imhia Broadcasting Svstem, There were no repor casualties or damages fr, homson. irt. Ot I.ll 4 MOITIS laneil lo cn liuouyn pronei in uir new nunc UI ri 1504 Morns' failed to go through about six and a half ing the ladder.

It took him to Okinawa but American forces cnanneis ana treated tne pun- in me nevoiuuonary had prepared to flv all planes Her husband. John Robin tic with "rudness and disre- Forres and abolished the pre- acres. s's location, and the the top. livation of the race track, pre-; Marshall married Lily Carter Vents the from using an- Coles in 1902. She died in 19'JT.

to bases awav from the Thomson. 28. same address, gard sem wioiw. i It has maximum winds of was treated at the hospital for, As examples, Franklin in-, Raul has been commander til mph. slight bruises and released.

rioiinuj -t in chief of Cuba's armed forces. charging that it and millions "ot Spot of Americans had been The main hot spot now is "duped" hv rigged quiz shows, the northwest corner of the announced Friday it was drop- burn, where scores of homea ping all TV programs which and calyns in Big Tujunga Can-gave awav lavish" cash or von lie the path of the stub-other prizes. born blaze. The action was announced Resident who evacuated in New Orleans bv CBS Presi- homes in the canyon area were dent Frank Stanton as officials bearded Eden Ahbei who of the National Association of wrote the song "Nature Boy" Broadcasters (NABi pledged and hs 11-year-old son. No here that the homes in the area have been other n-'ea at teas' as targe as Three years later he married the National Guard area.

Mrs. Katherme Royre Tupper -loners said tiie area. Brown of Baltimore. There if obtained, would be used for were no children by either rtime stables for race horses, marriage, put they decided one of the Nation Today Pays Carrier Boys 11 Stolen Weapons Found Under Brush Tribute for Delivering Papers lost so far. industry would "clean its own house" of fixed quiz shows.

Experts Invited To Probe Blast This is the day when the The NAB officials said thev nation will pay its special tnb- saw no need for new givern-ute and gratitude to the 700,000 merit regulations to prevent carrier bov.s who leave copies bark-stage coaching of contest-of their dailv newspapers at ants and other scandals aired the doorsteps of the reading rw congressional investigators millions. But Stanton told a meeting And the households of 65.000 television news direc- 1 SANTA FK (AP) Eleven shotguns and rifles taken in an August burglary of a hardw are suppiv company were recovered Friday carefully hidden under a pile of brush in the northwest of the city. Rav Smith, owner of the hardware company, said the 11 firearms were part of 15 weapons stolen from the firm Total value of the 11 was 1 17. he said. City police also turned up three other items taken in re- cent burglaries; a typewriter, an adding machine and a radio.

Three experts from outside indeed organizations in the field of Journal subscribers in New tors that "We have 1 our duty high explosives have been in- Mexico will friendly word pause tor a t0 or an apprecia-' to show 4 rr If. buildings about fill by .100 feet would make an excellent exhibit huilding. Weather, Taxes Bring Advance In Date of Fair The Weather Man and the In.imte Tax Man caused state fair commissioners to advance the i'e of the lfltio exposition a week provided the State Pa. ing Comm.ssion agrees and lie mtious conflict appears with Other fail s. Tentative dates for the fllln fair were set for Sept.

17 t'nr'ugh The action came after Fair Manager Qucnten Tex Bai ron blamed had weather for a drop in gmss revenues during the last tun years Rarron furnished commissioners with a summary showing I9.V.I fair income was I 77. com I Vi A. 4 sat, I 3 4 1 the kind of respons.bv'v which the A merit an people expects us to discharge." "We do not believe," CBS president said, "that a-v svstem of policing. private, however raref.uly devised, can plug all the possibilities for hankv-pankv in the produetion of 'he programs tive thought for the bovs and mrn mo.stlv bovs who deliver timelv news nf state and nation to their doors and their desks seven davs a week For today is the 2 'th annual National Newspaper Boy Day. one of the highlight davs of National Newspaper Week which opened Thursday.

i. i i ij UN Week Materials SANTA KK .4" Sen. WW Tiho that for Chavez of Helen said speakers ami materia! rl n.i it i 5n I i of this dav, 1 Cir-ilatmn Columbia Broadcasting System 4 t) i In anticipation the Internationa schools wishing tn observe fluted Nations Week next week could be obtained in Albuquerque. Chavez is United Nations representative in the state. He said the state f'N vited by the Atomic Energy Commission to help investigate the mvster.ous explosion that killet four Los Alamos Labor-a'orv workers Wednesday, Thev pre Joseph Higgins of Mason Hanger-Silas Mason Co, Inc.

a pnva'e contractor a' ordnance plants in Burlington. Iowa, and Amarillo, Tex Harrv Brmklev. chief. Indiana Field Sife'v Office, Army Ord-nance Corps, and Herbert M. Rov lance, chief, high explosives section, Bureau of Ord-nance.

Dept. of the Navy. The AFC invitation was ex-tended en suggestion of Dr. N'orr's K. Bradbury, director of re lab.

Frank C. Dil.uzio, deputy manager of the commission's Operations uill hea 1 'he inves'lgatmg th.it will assist a Lo AlriMS study committee ap-- cute, 1 earlier bv Bradbury to icterm.ne technical facts and cr. of the explosion. The trio is expected to ar- will no longer permit its network facilities to be used for such programs and whoever may be to blame in this Managers Assn. gathered a few statistics to emphasize the importance nf the newsboy's job to himself and to 'he nation.

A i s4 4 I -I I imMfltrri'liif. intinasi 1 has whole tawdry business, we nw For example, the ICMA statistics tn show in bated ith 71 and $899,735.74 in 1957. 1958 office is at 2701 San Mateo The Albuquerque. on- faced with the fact tha' Ar the J- broadcasting has been hur 'Tag Day' Today Albuquerque Weather trast tn the on juvenile fewer than new spaper name on a facts come startling statistics delinquency tha' one in every 200 carriers gets police blotter The from J. Fdgar VI HI UI Kill stlf.

t.wi tht 1 11 last was the bigim-t year, from the standpoint of income, in the fair's history. Long-time fair employes re-' ported it originally was a week earlier, but was moved hack afler several years of bad weather and a conference with Weather Bureau officials. Fridali action in advancing CvallniKsl Ml A I 1 ill Ml Hoover, himself a former newshoy. The annua! tag dav for the Good Shepherd Refuge will be held todav by the Ladies Auxiliary of the refuge Drive headquarters will be located at 122 Second SW. Mrs.

Celine D. Raff wilt be chairman of the drive. I IIH PING HAND: Two "graduate" Journal newsboys, Robert Barney, left, and Albert Saavedra, right, offer a lift and a word of advice to a 13-year-old newcomer, Tommy Ciespm of 1508 F.dith Young Barney, now a student at the University of New Mexico, is now employed to service Albuquerque news dealers. aavodea, who preparmg tn return to the College of St. Joseph next semester, is a district supervisor.

Young Crespin, a student at St. Mary High School, is carrying a route that has been in his family almost in years. He is the third brother to carrv the The trio got together in anticipation of National Newspape- Boy Day foday. (Staff photo) And the nc working for sbov is not 1st peanuts. These I Additional Wrather Paie .1 4nve in Los Alamos MondajrJ Conilouo' 1 1.