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Poqe 10, See. 1 Lubbock, (T sk 1, Mom. April 7, 195S Solons Are Told Joint Chiefs Overruled On Manpower Slash (Continued From Page One) 'Soviets are contributing to Red Charles Finucane staunchly up- China. A potentially greater dan- held Ridgwav sitting he said. is an expansion of beside him.

Finucane compliment- air that gives Commu- ed the general as 'one of the greatest combat leaders and one air strength the Far of the most competent chiefs of Staff of our The subcommittQr chairman, He went on to say there is a Sen- reported, man rwinip that however, that Adm. Arthur Rad- SJSFiP plied at this time is Army Equipped To expected in the Formosa area in We emphatically do not hold thp npar With this concept, he declared Doubts War Near en in It as1 Chavez said committee members has twice as many men in it as it had theoui(break oftta what more materiel, is better equipped £at prepared to fight, and has a higher degrer £1,,, of training than ever before in happen soon, at peacetime Particularly significant because The subcommittee is considering of tension in the Far East, Twin- the $34 billion budget for the ing said, is the air power, includ Defense Department for the fiscal STORM WRECKS BALL Tornadic winds which swept Central and North Texas early Wednesday morning left a trail of shattered buildings and injured residents. Above is shown the wreckage of the Twin Bill Ball Stadium between Sherman and Denison which almost was razed by the violent winds. (AP Wirephoto.) ing "many jet aircraft," the Fireball Hits year starting July 1. The Air Force would get more than $144 billion of the total.

Prior to this year, Twining said, the Russians already had some From Page One) 00 planes in combat units. The way "It was coming down at an United States, he said, must bridge angle he related 1 and was noi the gap in quantity by "our supe- traveling very fast riority in quality and Severe Winds The U.S. goal of 137 wings will be reached by June 30, 1957. Twining said. A wing varies from 30 to 75 planes, according to types If all 137 wings had 75 planes, the total w'ould be 10,275.

He said "I saw it hit and it kicked up a little but he said he could not determine if it left burned oi scorched grass at its point of landing. Watson and two other persons later hunted without success for the object. Two oilmen said they thought the object burst just south of the oil rig on which they were working (Continued From Page One) near Oil Centei. school year. La Paz said that although such New teachers elected are: Schno 1 Board an object may appear very close, actually the sighting may be hundreds of miles away.

Seen Bv Pilot Another who apparently saw that object, according to La Paz, was an unnamed pilot flying a passenger plane from Dallas to El Paso. W. A. Magill. CAA official at Hobbs, said the pilot radioed he saw in the air on a direct line from Andrews to Wink, and it left a trail and exploaded.

The pilot asked by radio if it was a guided missle, but Magill said it was not. In the Tularosa Basin of south central New' Mexico, several persons reported seeing the objects. Sgt. Camilla SaCnz, stationed on Sacramento Peak near Cloudcroft, said he saw a yellow' fireball with a red trail at 9:55 a.m. moving south of the peak toward the west and going down fast.

Air Force Combs Area B. Durham, whose duties begin Tuesday, Mrs. Thelma Wilson, who started March 30; Mrs. Juanita Avinger; Linnie Jean Boyers; Mary Jacquelin Brasher; Mrs. Martha L.

Dabbs; Mrs. Carolyn R. Easter; Mrs. Rebecca A. Harriger; Mrs.

Fae J. Lowry; O. D. Lowry; Mrs. Flora Mears; Harrison C.

Mears; John N. Mitchell; Mrs. Marjorie Mitchell; Alma Faye Morlan, Mary Joann Northcutt; Mrs. Frances C. Perry; Mrs.

Reba D. Rush; Mrs. Jessie B. Schuk; Emily Lou Slover; Mrs. Ann A.

Stell; Mrs. Ara Sullenberger; Erwin A. Youngblood; Mrs. Dorothy M. Vaughn; Mrs.

Geraline Caraway; Mrs. Shirley B. Speck; C. L. Storrs and James D.

Odom. Resident Farm Manager Named Jack P. Barton was added to the staff as a teacher of vocational agriculture and resident manager of the project farm The pilot of a plane from Biggs which be expanded. The A1B at El Paso reported seeing boar(j js studying plans for expan- an object strike in the same gen- sjon ancj bas several projects on eral area. Air Force planes comb- agenda for the project farm, ed the area two hours as low as was pointed out that the ag- 250 feet without finding a trace.

A green fireball seen from Roswell and Albuquerque and the first riculture program has 175 regis tered. which represents a growth (Continued From Page One) Most window glass on the west side of most buildings, including the Wherry housing units, was broken Anne Francis Wins Divorce, Twin Bed In Fight Over Maid nflUSBRIEfS part which started Monday, were sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber of Commerce announced Wednesday that due to 0-7 a oo SANTA MONICA, April 6 lack of interest, no additional in- inLUr.u hurt Anne Francis won a dustrial tours of the city will be at Sherman and the immediate vi- divorce today after testifying her; held. The industrial tours, de- cinity. husband said it was to acquaint Lubbock resi- Brea know to imen for my to do without a dents with factories and manu- Here is the major damage to maid though, she said, she was facturing plants in the city as a BonhanT Three structures were 12 h0Urs a day at her oald Texas Industrial Week demolished and roofs ail over the Under a property agreement, Bonham area were damaged by Francis was awarded one wind, hail and torrential rains.

An twjn and her husband, Bam- msurance man, Bryan Baker, Price Jr a film producer, a of other. She asked no alimony, of $250,000 Destroyed were the but w-as awarded $4,000 she said Lloyd McKelva home a brick she loaned him warehouse at the Temple gin and seemed to feel all actors the Pete Stoddard filling station. bad a rather easy she testi- Rainfall measured 1.55 inches. Hail bed seemed to feel that ac- dnfted as much as 18 weren against homes. A pain of the Eon- gbp charged mental cruelty.

The ham school roof was damaged. le married in 195 2 and Toward Ector from Bonham: rated last Feb 20 Every structure for a six-mile area suffered damage. Houses were blown off blocks and barns roofed. $250,000 Loss Seen Pilot Point: Mayor Winston Peel un- New Taxes (Continued From Page One) estimated 75 per cent of homes thp bill reaches the floor- w'ere damaged. He estimates loss action ma at $250.000.

Steel power poles on UP difference between revenue fHrv cniiQPo cu 9 nnofl phiirph oXlQ planing mill and lodge hall were oao tax fleas under this damaged hill, he told reporters. Sanger: Most loss was north of Eleas to beer, Rep. W. G. town.

At least 12 bams were blowrn Jimmy Kirby of Sanger, Hank Still was named ambassador chief of the Royal Ambassador chapter of the First Baptist Church in a meeting at the church Wednesday night. Frank Woodside, acting ambassador chief, presided over the meeting while Jim Witt, counselor, was in charge of nominations. Other officers are John Moeser, first assistant; Wayne Fuqual, second assistant; Larry Jones, scribe; Kenneth McNeill, stew'ard; and Bob Barley, publicity chairman. Mike Moorhead is outgoing ambassador chief. The next meeting will be held Wednesday night.

Juyenile Board tOommuefl From Pane One' topsy-turvy chain of at a regular meeting of the juvenile licensing board, held Tuesday afternoon in the County Court-At-Law courtroom in the new courthouse. Harp rise To Commission Judge Brummett handed the letter to Medlock and W. F. Dean, general chairman of the commis- who were preparing to begin interviewing applicants for licenses. The letter, which was a complete surprise to traffic commission officials, prompted Medlock to tell a group of 17 juveniles and their parents that Judge Brummett had just them and that they should see the judge to make application for licenses.

"It will be my recommendation to the executive committer and general chairman of the traffic commission that the juvenile licensing committee be disbanded as of this day because of the lack of cooperation between our group and Judge Medlock said. The group of children and adults then stormed Judge ofice, confused as to w'hat to do. Upon the request of Judge Brummett, the licensing committee then agreed to conduct one final meeting. Medlock Commended Recommendations by the committee were given to Judge Brummett following the interviews. No action on the licenses had been taken Tuesday night, however.

Dean had no comment on Judge and statements. "We have absolute confidence in Mr. Dean said. "We had absolute confidence in Mr. Medlock when w'e appointed him chairman of the juvenile licensing Organized In 1951 No official statement had been made late Tuesday by officials of the Traffic Commission as to what might be done in view of Judge action.

BANK EMPLOYES AFTER employes of the Chase Manhattan Bank Woodside, Queens branch, pose outside the bank Wednesday after four gunmen staged a successful robbery and escaped with $305.000 in cash. From left to right are Grace Fratello, Dorothy Haas, and Mildred Comso. (AP Wire- photo.) "Fleas to Kirklin of Odessa said. Baylor Is Dropped By Texas Lutheran SEGUIN, April 6 Lu- baseball team awav. Jimmy luroy of Sanger, st006'8 not 11 tn fi driving a bread truck along a road, 8001632 dollars P60 y6ar down6d Baylor University, 11 to 6, Bank Holdup (Continued From Page One) names.

He said police were checking to determine whether any former employe of the lOnqratulations to: Mr. and Mrs Donald E. Doyle, Elgin on birth oi a daughter i 7 pounds 84 ounces at 8:21 a. m. bank could have been involved, but day in Methodist Hospital.

The father is a is absolutely nothing to sub- Texas Tech student, stantiate that right Mr and Mrs Mlcr Loss Established on birth of a SOT. weighing 9 pounds 3 An official bank spokesman peg- 2 in Tayior ged the loss at $305,243.17 after a Hospital. The father is a farmer, check Of the funds was Mr and Mrs Homer D. Maddox. enmnletpH 38th on birth of a son weighing 9 pi ea.

I pounds 12 ounces at 12 05 a Wednesday Louis Remoimo, a Taylor Clinic Hospital. The father is a bank messenger, said he overheard dumber. one of the bandits say, been Mr and Mrs George E. Morris. 1 casing this job for six i25th on birth of a daughter First reports said four men were involved in the holdup but when by Lubbock Auto Co.

police questioned the bank em-j a 1U6C iuh nlnvpc lator thov woro ahlo tn an Mr and Mrs Gienn Eoote Box 303. It was expected, however, that vf on birth of a daughter weigh- an emertrenev meeting of the count for only three bandlts- How- ing 7 pounds ounces at 6 re a an emergency meeting oi nesday ln West Texas Hos father ovoniit-it Aririimitto Ho ever- Cullen said would be most executive committee would be a druggist. called as soon as nossible unusual for a job of this size to be THo ttix-nnilo linlncinrr nrsmmit Carried OUt Without anyone Stand- Mr- and Mrs Elliott. 3908 Elgin The juvenile licensing commit- nutsirip as cniarrl on birth of a daughter weighing 7 tee was organized in Lubbock in I 8 ouiMat as a pounds ounce at 3:32 a m. Wednesday 1951.

Henry Bardenhagenn, the j1? Hospital The father is a The group was empowered by, was jetting into County Judge Walter car 8:30 a m. tw-o appraaihed -T a.id it ii xtT brusquely ordered him into the In St. Mary's Hospital. The father a back seat. They demanded his car rrane operator, keys, calling him by name, and warned him not to look any of former uounty Davies to conduct required pub- lice hearings on all applications made for licenses by boys and girls between the ages of 14 and 16.

Must Show Necessity us- When he hesitated to obey, UUilI1, a law of the State bandits warned him. was hit bv a firing barn but was expected to come from the m- tonight. explained, specify that be foolish, not injured. crease in gasoline taxes. Tins The teams meet again here to- no one under the age of 16 may Bardenhagen said the gunmen got Newport: Several homes destroy- money already morrow.

be granted a license unless there front seat and one of ed and at least 25 damaged. The Per cfnt highways and 25 per pete Correa, who pitched nine is a necessity shown and covered him while the other Aerial Blast damage reportedly came from a cent schools and will not go jnnjngS for Texas Lutheran, also ed to act as a screening board, it was patterned after a similiar tornado. into tbc general revenue fund. jed bis teammates in batting, get- Post Oak: The school gymnasi- Gasoline Tax Lower bng tbree singles in four times at um and most other structures were one cent per gallon increase bat gecond baseman Kenneth Dis-, damaged by high winds. A tornado from the two cent increase mukes witb 3 for and Kenneth group which had operated suces- was sighted nearby.

recommended by Gov Shivers. 2 for 3 were also sfully in Dallas for more than 15 Family Is Saie Stone said he understood the bill baavy Lutheran hitters. Buffalo Springs: Considerable had backing. of runs were Officials damage but no injuries. About two; "The governor will have to cf three home runs.

organizations have oper- only if the applicant of 14 or over, drove calmly through heavy traffic When the committee wras form- miles to the bank in the Borough of Queens, arriving shortly before 9 a.m. There they forced Bardenhagen to get out and go to the bank door where the other bandit was w'aiting. also pointed out that Manager aptured William Downing, manager of the MCbe wdto be of about 80 3951miles south, Mrs. J. R.

Fox and his own Stone said. Jerry DykemLi with none and Mrs- Eleanor Minna the sighted in south-cen- vouthseCfrmnT1 hieh on for a lesser a-arby flrnt. the fiv'o high whiie the twisting winds ripped off The gasoline tax raise touched of time. 9:55 am atj schools. Residence facilities porch of their home and off a sharp exchange between Acei CAP It Paul Mallott said thosr providfd the smashed all the windows.

Barns Rep. Doug Bergman "and Grady Since the inception of "the com- of four bandits told an, teacher who will be employed tossed around in this area. Hogue when Bergman offered an with nno nn mittee the rate of accidents in- other, Downing, and the Accident Rate Dropped arrived at the bank together about the same time. Bardenhagen said who had seen the white light at Ja basis. Lordsburg described it as falling; Members stressed the impor- so fast we couldn make out its fance of tbe program and the size or shape.

But a need for its expansion because as u- i of the prominence of agriculture Mallott said the object came th "straight to about the top of the mountains. Suddenly there Eddy Copeland. 25, and J. C. Craw- amendment exempting city buses ford, working on an oil rig near from the proposed increase Baylor Lutheran Goodwyn, 001 030 020- 6 11 7 141 013 lOx-11 13 5 Talamantez (6) and was a "white blinding flash, with no color to it at he said.

"There was no he said, "but a huge cloud of dust rose above the mountain w'heri the object struck and apparently Buffalo Springs, were injured, as Farmers Case Argued were two other drilling crewmen. I Hogue said farmers in his dis- Gov. Shivers ordered state agen- trict should be exempt from the Eiston. Correa and Graeber. cies to give all aid possible to the increase if the bus volving juveniles within the Lub- gunman walked to Down- bock city limits has dropped more ing car ar)d ordered the bank than 34 per cent, officials of the mana8er ajnd Mrs.

Minno out. commission said. Downing said the man produced The rift between the licensing a gun, shielding it from the crowds committee and Judge Brummett Church Meets (Continued Frorr Page One) munion meditation. Herbert Colvin, minister of music at First Christian Church, will accompany company in committee and Judge Brummett on the sidewalk with a small writ- Stimmer Program Okayed stricken area. Private relief Dallas were exempted.

LlOIIS Manager RepWh Walker began soon after Judge Brum-ing pad, and ordered him to get The summer school program groups, including the Salvation Bergman said an increase in A mett into office Jan. 1 out "or blow your brains for the Senior High School with Army, also sent aid. taxes would "be a death to Mill UnfieClued Un KetireiTient Although Brummett had re-1 The bank manager and Mrs. Min- W. H.

How'orth as principal and Oddities Numerous the bus lines. DALLAS April peatedly told members of the no were herded to the door where providing courses in English, so- 1 --------3 1 TT 1 3 1 cial studies, mathematics, science, commercial, woodwork and mechanical drawing and library was approved. The junior high Odd happenings w'ere frequent. He said the buses should be ex- Manager of the De- traffic commission he would con- Bardenhagen was being held. Min- At Newport, a neighbor found empt "because they use the troit Lions flew home'Wednesday tinue to support the program, it utes later the bandits spotted and Jess Winters outside his demolish- without any definite w'ord from the but not semously proposal was tabled all-pro halfback, Doak Wal- injur 0 The storm hfid rolled his by si 10-5 vote.

ker sis to whether Wstlker would school program with Howard bed into the street, then demolish- Higher rates for licenses; return for the 1955 season, or go Price as principal will include ed the home. and stiffer requirements for insur- through with plans to retire. Cecil Rhoades, his wife and six ance companies came out of ear- Kerbawv said that children huddled in their grocery lier sessions of the Legislature to- terms or were no issue in 9ak.as was day. delay of his decision, molished around them. None was----------------------------------Walker merely wants to make up injured.

language arts, social studies mathematics and science. The Browm and Carter elementary schools also will have summer programs. The approved pre-school pro- was brought to the attention of commission officials that Brummett, in more than 75 per cent of the cases, had granted captured a third employe, Mrs. Dottie Haas, as she came to work. The robbers then opened the door and herded their prisoners ahead licenses to those applicants w'ho 0f them into the bank, had been turned down ly the six other employes w'ere at work committee, commission officials inside when the gunmen entered continued.

wjth their prisoners. Police The applications had been tum- gram names Carter damage area, Buddy Kuy- ImDOrted Salt Wafer wife directs singine. Soloists will with sessions sched. kendall found a free meal in his "'I uled for the Arnett, Bean. Boze- front yard.

A hailstorm had killed wP water man, Brown, Carter, Dupre, wild duck, which had fallen onto Guadelupe. Harwell, Hodges, the lawn. Hunt, Jackson and McWhorter Relief Work Starts schools. School Calendar Set Anddat West, outside the early And Guejtj US6 Same Type im mitttHai terests, he said. SCHOOI.S TO OI OS Easter holidays for both Lubbock pub- Me school students and those at Texas Tech will set underway at close of classes today and continue through Monday.

be Miss Mary Jane Hartley and Mrs. Arnold Nored, sopranos; Mrs. Loyd Jenkins, contralto; William Geisert. tenor; Don Elliott and Arnold Nored. baritones: James Watson, bass.

Members of a quartet will be Mrs. Nored. Mrs. David later the bank had no burglar alarm system, and no guards were on duty. The vault had opened automat- are now living in high style in the same specially treated water WorJl know whether to count on him or The Red Cross office at St Louis use at a luxury At- find a replacement announced a team was being sent lantic City hotel.

The school calendar ap- out to survey the damage area For some time the aquarium had proved by the trustees calls Sherman been making its own synthetic salt kkk Allstate Fnrl 1764 school days with sessions' The front brought cooler weather but the fish w'eren happy. USry, UdSJ AAA All Jldie CnQr ing of the licenses wrould be a I tried to impress upon at a.m. and Mrs. Grace Repeated between Had representatives of the traffic 3 1 commisison and Judge Brummett. a delivety to failed to result in cooperation be that like to have his decision as soon as Kerbawy said, "because the coaches need to to begin Sept.

7 and to end May I Texas as it mov'ed southward 29. Holidays listed include Nov. tbe state. Wichita Falls 24-25 Thanksgiving- Dec. 21 to vvnth 4a bad the low maximum Burger, Robert Burton and Robert 2 Christmas holidays- Wednesday afternoon.

Back of the Phillips. An octet will be composed yrarcb 9 West Teachers iront maximum temperatures w'ere tween the judge and the commit- i arny tee. it was explained. iu. Jm, Pl3W W3S In a prepared statement to the press, Brummett later said: of Miss Marya Hooten.

Miss Map Association; March 30 to April in the 50s and 60s Dawson. Mrs. Lions Liiott. Dr. 2 Easter holidaVs and a half day 7 a8 du0 ,0 reaob 'be Charles Rusden.

Don Ricky Don for tbe Fair chil-1 by late vvednesday night. Announces He Will Attend SMU CLEBURNE. April 6 Usry. a Class AAA all-state Plains Elliott and George Eari Dawson date The Sacrament of the Lord nounced Supjx'r is planned in the seivice; statistical report was receiv-iz p.m. today in the by tbe showinR the 05 LFPrt.

'lordl? "I sincerely feel and am of the Churchill requirement that a at 7:30 Church. Die Suppei will be served for the firri ti iv in the new sanctuary Bishop William C. Martin. Dailas, who hav in services since Sunday, wall continue through Friday. The Chancel Choir will sing tonight.

To Close Services Then the Chalfonte-Haddon Hall Hotel heard about the problem that threatened to wipe out the fish. The hotel has a spe-, i 1 cial filtering system that pumps at Cleburne High School last salt water into its showers and announced he had baths. They offered it free if Southern Methodist in pref- fiT-u nr would come and get it. to an appointment to West to be an- Tho u.eather Bureau said only a Now special tank trucks make reg- and scholarship offers from few stations reported rainfall. uiar trips to bring the w'ater to the Notre Dame and Oklahoma among must exist before recommending Wichita Falls reported .25 of an fisb.

schools. that an authorization be given to such juvenile to take the regular license examination, has ova pioon coii if I ----recommended the non-issuance, no have clean salt water and it is completed. He said he necessity existed nnriahip bo moderately warm Most of the piokpd SMU because of its engin- rilLL, nn. lacks 01 and Gusty thunderstorms also lashed 00016 from southern waters jPenng course. units.

The list included class- Arkansas and west Tennessee a sudden bath 10 cold. untreat- ----------------------rooms under construction. Fifteen homes were reported ed wat6r tb6 FHlirafinn Offprpd stroyed or damaged near Lepanto. free nUJK 1 lrd opinion that the juvenile licensing committee has been unable and is r- unable to accomplish its aim and (Continued From Page One) objective concerning juvenile oxlford Conserv'ative party. He licensiing.

wrote. juvenile licensing commit- a election, the head tee in trying to abide by the legal government and leader of Usry, nowT competing on the Week series at First An ntiT Traces were reported at Childress Superintendent Henry Linda- track team, said he would sign a number of das.rooi so junetion. Texarkana, Waco and letter of intent with SMU after his ized for the new school year to Dallas be 603 with 48 classrooms in bar- The trustees decided to give further study to a proposed state- about 30 miles northwest of Dr. Andrew Edington, president Memphis. Trees were felied, Looked Like, Smelled like, Kerrvilie.

Phy oi tilc ana ouinne oi dmvs smasbGd bv baij and tele- in Tasted Was Oily! Bv Too U.S. Masters Of Art of Schnener Institute. ----------will conclude a series of speeches 9 as suggested by phone lines broken, at First Presbyterian Church at president of xbe u. S. Weather Bureau noon today.

He spoke nightly Mon- statistical advised that cne conee was ou arier an. ror The superintendent statistical were ngbt for seVere storms in a several davs oennle said the water fH fnr thp fnnrth six nfidv efnfe aays peopie saia me water instruction the reading and and day through Wednesday noon services. At Forrest Heights Methodist Church, a church family revival will continue with services at 7:30 p.m. today and Friday. A Communion service will be conducted tonight.

Holy Communion will he celebrated at 9:30 p.m. today at the Episcopal Mission and at 10 a.m. at St. Episcopal Church, and at 7:30 p.m. at both places.

WEST HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. A music education program that cost the taxpayers a penny PITTSBURGH oily taste taking shape here. The West rpmrt i 7Knt t0r in 3 watei HemPstpad Amphorae Soriety will ZS anIatten 1 3rea to a A chemical an- centage of 9i.8 with tho total av- Momana and Wyoming dug gJlcfns erage daily attendance for the from a severe two-day snowstorm oil had leaked from a barge entire school system to be piled drifts 16 feet high, into keMonOTgahelT River near 035.20. stranding motorists and raising thp Present at the session addi- fears of extremely heav'y livestock performing of symphonic music to interested students and give concerts to raise funds for music scholarships.

Joseph Emonts. cello soloist of the New' York Philharmonic or- tion to those mentioned were losses. The motorists and rural res- No one was HI and the chestra. is credited with being the Claimed Driving Anyway is my opinion, w'hich is shared by many of our lawT enforcing agencies, and some members of the juvenile licensing committee, that a great percentage of our juveniles are driving at the age of 14 and that they continue to drive even after the licensing committee has recommended that they should not be issued a license on the basis there is no necessity for a license. this sense, the effect of such denial to the juvenile of a license, and he continues to drive, makes him an intentional law violator and teaches him in effect disrespect for the lawT.

the party unfolds the policy for the new Parliament, to which he is personally pledged. For some time I have not felt that at my age it would be right for me to incur such new and indefinite responsibilities. It is necessary, therefore, in the public interest that my successor should enter upon his duties in reasonable time to present him- (Continued From Page One) said they felt a very sharp blast effect. The bomb. 10th to be fired in the current series of tests in Nevada, was one designed for packaging in guided sels, rockets and other anti- aricraft weapons.

The experiment w-as an intricate one designed to prove, first, that such weapons could annihilate an attacking enemy air armada and, second, that persons on the ground would not be imperiled by such an explosion. A force of 40 aircraft took part in the test, including seven -86 Saberjets flying in echelon wnth a B-47 control plane and laying smoke trails. These smoke trails were laid out in a grid to measure the blast effect from the bomb. Just as the bomb reelased. the B-47 and 7-86s flew directly beneath the plane and then sped out of ranee at top speed.

Parachute Drops Made Other aircraft dropped parachute-equipped cannisters containing instruments for measuring radiation and other effects of the detonation. At least 11 of these were observed at the control point as their 20 -foot parachutes opened at a stage of their fall. Some observers in Lag Vegas reported seeing black spots before their eyes for several minutes after the explosion. They said the flash of the bomb actually bothered their eyes more than looking directly into the sun. The fireball lasted about five seconds and w'as unofficially described as appearing to be' half again as large as the sun.

Tbe fireball was gold inside, fading to orange at. its perimeter. The bast gave off a white, shaped cloud without a stem. It bore little resemblance to the familiar mushroom shaped cloud cf most atomic explosions. The cloud hung in the sunlit sky for only about two minutes before it began drifting away to the southeast at about 27 miles per hour.

The AEC said no significant radioactive fallout from it is anticipated. Antf-Aaireraft Weapon The test is expected to show that atomic anti-aircraft weapons could destroy a flight of attack- self and his program to the nationairplanes, perhaps in a sin- as and wben he chooses. £le blast, wfiie exposing a person "I have, therefore, tendered fbp ground directly below an resignation to the Queen. Her Maj- explosion to no more radioactivity esty has invited Sir Anthony Eden than he w'ould receive from a to form a government. In him the chest X-ray.

Conserv'ative party has a leader! Such new weapons are expected who has by his long and enable defenders against air guished service gained rheir full confidence and who will, I am sure, sustain the highest interests and attack to knock down lone enemy planes with missiles that miss their mark by as much as a half Ruel C. Martin, Thomas O. believed safe, phey, J. H. Whiteside, Mild weather continued along the Wilkinson, Dr.

Ishmael Hill, as-jGulf Coast with afternoon readings sistant superintendent of schools in the 80s. Temperatures ranged in The choirs will sing. The Rev and A. W. Eckert, business man- the 50s and 60s along most of the Claude E.

Canterbury, rector, will ager. Eastern Seaboard. Readings were --have charge of the parish services. in the 30s and 40s in the plains 'Family Affair" Is Taken To and the Rev. Paul Hebberger cur- DRZEWIECKl SIGNS states and temperatures on the i ate.

of the mission services. MILWAUKEE, April West Coast w'ere near 60 as far WOI LedSt At DG6IHQ CO. A Communion service will be Drzewiecki. number one north as Washington. WICHITA Kas at Boe- conducted at 7:30 p.m today at draft choice of the Chicago Bears AirrnftVn familv affair Westminister Presbyterian Church, and former Marquette star, an- PITTSBURGH PICKS SLRKONT fJ? Gprald PhiVlinne who will have Members of a communicants class; nounced Wednesday that he had BURLINGTON, N.

April worked there 10 vears next fall traditions of Britain and uphold mile. the causes of Tory democracy The AEC said no troops were which Lord Beaconsfield pro- involved in the test. Two con- claimed. which Lord Randolph gressmen observed the blast but is in direct confflrt with SSTwldWMfh not identified by frouble cleared up after a few days father of the sncictv. Other prime which wc.

be lpok forward to supporting' Two dozen Canadian and British com-erned witn oi teacmng ou. blm whenever this election arrived in Las re- juveniles respect for the law. In will appeal t0 tbP electors of on 10 Vegas r6' much to the relief of many house- movers are Archie Bleyer of radio wives w'ho w'ere being joshed by and television; Samuel Gardner, their their coffee former teacher of strings in the some instances, I am convinced, making. Woodford to entrust me with the task and confer upon me the honor of representing them in the House cently to observe an atomic test, but the AEC said they did not witness detonation. The AEC said a weather evalu- Julliard schools: and Lt.

Herman of our citizens and juveniles Vincent, conductor of tho First Air are at least tempted to misrepre- Force band at Mitchell Air Force the true facts an effort to 0f Commons as they have done ation" meeVine will bp'heTri Thurs 'show a This is most during the last 30 meeting win ne neia inurs contribute their unfortunate. I fh a number of cases since the For stealing his unit's cannon. 11th first of the year, it has come to my Henry Verheyen. of the Belgian series can be fired on Base All concerned services free. taught by the pastor, the Rev.

signed a contract with the Bears. Max Surkont was chos-1 David Zacharias, the last six Drzewiecki discloed he had turn- en Wednesday to pitch the season weeks, will be received. Holy Communion is planned for 7:30 p.m. iodav at Shepherd King American Lutheran Church. Tbe pastor, the Rev.

William A Slaugh- Also helping build planes ERSKINE TO START WASHINGTON. April 6 Manager Walt Alston Wednesday or announced that Carl Erskine will attention that parents and their Army, was sentenced to 14 L- wall be observed by civil defense in Brussels. officials and representatives of Air-conditioning still is nearly ter. will give a sermon on in Israel, Tel Aviv Go To I ed down an offer from the Ca I- opener foi the Pittsburgh Pirates IpfJts are s011? Jimmy and fbp ODGning game for Brook- gary Stampeders of Canada to next Tuesday against the Brooklyn ald son-m-law, Andy An- 1yn against Pittsburgh Tuesday at play with the Chicago squad. Dodgers at Ebbets Field Manag- and Phillippe three mar- Fbbetj; Field.

Following an off dav license there. er Fred Haney also chose Dick ried daughters, Coralie Andrew. Wednesday, Don Newcombe will) presents child, which has been denied pnson license upon the recommendation of the licensing commit- of residence in order to secure a the various news media, is scried- tee, have gone to surrounding license. uled for April 26. counties and have received their presents clearly that the procedure followed heretofore in The Duke of Argyll, chieftain an unfortunate Lubbock County is not uniform with Littlefield to pitch Pittsburgh Ev'a Powell and Betty Knapp.

start for the Dodgers in home opener on Thursday against Another daughter. Jerry Weeks, the York Giants home open- Philadelphia Phillies, deft Boeing employ tw'o ago. er at the Polo Grounds. and ugly situation that citizens of our country must go to other cous- ties and misrepresent their place other counties and appears to be discriminatory juveniles jn Lubbock of the Campbell clan, was host at a recent meeting in Scotia which drew Campbells from all off the globe..