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1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 mi 11 11 1 1 11 1 1 i 1 11 1 il 1 1 11 11 .1 1 i N- 6 Snntn Mnrin Times J'-v 'Q. Rain Might i. Decide The Atomier Energy- Commission "Atoms for PeaceYnoblIe" exhibit will, be In Santa Maria tomorrow under the sponsorship Z9 motherv home." of the Santa Maria Junior Chamber of Commerce, Planfn tftt ANT, ELES IP Engine trouble was blamed today tor a lanaing mtu, a) W. MeKille successfully executed in area between two international Airport jrun- The walk-through exhibit will make its first stop in Santa Barbara County at the.

corner of Cook Street and Broadway at 12 noon. Jt will be there until 8 p.m., Peace Atoms project Chair- man Jerry Potter said today. The. displays includes examples of the use of radio isotopes, Melville, from Mrtland. Air, ,1 nr 'Force fiase at Albuquerque.

tached to the WMCJ3 Photo Remade a wheels-up landing Thurs- connaissance Squadron. Sav The -AD5 Skyraider he wasj Name, of the victims were with- the "tracer atoms" in medicine, agriculture, industry and other fields of research Potter said. The mobile unit Is one of the latest developments in the field of education on peaceful uses of atomic energy carried out by the Atomic Energy Commission. These units, together with many other traveling exhibits of the Commission are managed for the AEC by the Museum Division of the Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear tudies, a corporations of 35 universities. Today, the unit is making its only-stopn San-Luis' Obispo County in.

Atascadero. Tomorrow's showing of the unit in Santa Maria will be the bi-counties area only chance to see it close to home, Potter said. flying was damaged somewhat AJffti as planegc.rcled the field atTooo tm Melville had to land be-! ien runwavs because one was in ivi cial airliner and the other was closed lor maintenance. NATO BRASS TO MEET sfl'TTGART Germany 'l'P Tnn-ranWini armv officers from Marquis Will Wed Actress British Newspapers Say five NATO countries will meet tative medical journal, the Lancet, here next Tuesday to discuss in- said today that science has con-fanjry problem? and Of-Jused the simple issue of deciding f-cers rrom Belgian. British, whether a human isa -man-OT-a house where her mother lives.

She refused to discuss the possibility-of marria'ge but her friends said Asked Thursday, on the morning after his victory, if he would care to be interviewed for the- pampers, he -said, "Nah, eant talk ts you today." Did ho think he jwould be- abfeTo Talk some-mother day? Nan, don think so. His voice is i ing, hasn't, changed yet. But the top of-Jiis forward-brushed towhead reaches about five-feet-nine. He has long nose and thin, angular face and he plays chess with a pleasantly-studied air, flicking his head to the right occasionally as if rejecting Strategy ideas. During the final round he' gan.

gled into an anteroom between moves and a chuckling admirer clutched his painfully thin shoulder and boomed: "Say, he's getting a little fat on 'um, hah?" Bobby last summer, won tht U.S. Open Championship. With this new, and top, title he is eligible to-be declared an International- Grandmaster and compete for- the world championship, now held by yassiiy Smyslov of Russia. Bobby used to cry when lost a came but he dnosn-f 9nv tmore. For about a year now he nasnXJm(LJTUtciihance-to-crv, MESSAG BEARER'! STOPPED WASH ly man from Cleveland, Ohio, showed up at the U.S.' Capitol Thursdayzshorlly before President Eisenhower arrived to make his State-of-the-Union address.

The-man, whose name was withheld. was taken into custody, questioned have a "message from the Lord" for the President, (Wedding SANTA MARIA STUDIO Of Photography Across from Post Office SECOND r-fir-U BEST Hvra man -W Ml qt FighfeTCrds EL TORO MARINE AIR STA- TION I P-- Marine off icers sought today to learn the cause of a twin iet fighter. in which an(i radarman were fkitled Tho i 51) nlanp crashed in dear weather-Thursday -iri about 2'i miles east of San Juan FrnTPtrft Hid airrnfl wat At nem umu Wohn Mitchell Marine pub-! nformanon oKicer said tje i Plane burned after crashmg, ith wreckage scattered over a w.de The twin-jet fighter was on a training mission at the time of the accident. SIMPLE SEX CONFUSED I nDO (LP) The woman. When trying to determine the sex of a person, the Lancet said, scientists now look for six.

things- genetic sex. gonadal sex, anatomical sex, hormonal sex, so-. cial sex and psychological sex. in I most people all these "sexes" agreev-thfr; journal said-but ttere-i are some who, have a mixture of each. SHARKS CAl'SE SWIM BAN DURBAN, Sou t)TAfrica -Seabathing was banned at "Natal; coastal resorts today after the third man in less than a month had been killed by a shark.

The victim was farmer Deryck Prin-: sloo. 42. who died en route to a hospital- after being attacked i Thursday. It was the fifth shark attack since Dec. 18.

Appointed Advancement for 15 years; is Past President of the Holy Name Society and served as Grand Knight of the I Knights of Columbus. In assuring his duties as advancement chairman, Viegas is setting up 9 calendar proj-' ects toward and stimulating a mafc effective advancement jjrograms. Activities will include gfrsonalized service and troops, packs and exploring groups. Also conducting of the Annual-District Court Honor to be held on January 29th In addition, a recruiting program will be initiated immediately to fill the ranks of Merit Badge Counsellors. His -committee will also conduct an annual orientation course for all men allied with Scout Units on advancement procedures and methods.

RADIO 1240 KCOY 1400 NEW YORK (UP) 0 James Brooklyn's gift to international eggheadism, sat there in shirtsleeves, tieless, biting his dirty fingernails, chewing hisi tongue, 4wisting his lanky schoolb6y legi against the chair rungs as his -gray eyes swept -up and dowji the chessboard. A chess authority in the crowd of spectators whispered in awe: "If he wins the title, it will be the greatest miracle in all chess Across the narrow room, in another final- round game of the tournament for the coveted U.S. chess championship, sat the great Samuel Reshevskyt an International Grandmaster and long regarded as dne of the world's greatest players. Reshevsky was a study in poise and confidence in a neat 'blue suit, cigarette perched between two fingers, arms folded, eyes blinking behind brown-rim glasses, his bald and bulging head shining a bit in the fluorescent lighting. He sat beneath a portrait of himself, the only decoration on the gray walls of the tournament room of the0-year-oldlMnhattan Chess-Club.

Hearing For Seven Slated LOS ANGELES UP)-Juvenile Judge William B. Neeley -said to day he would hold a formal hear ing Jan. 29 for seven Norwalk boys apprehended for the robbery-murder of liquor store operator Raul Robertson, 44, last Dec. 26. Neeley will decide at that "time whether the youths are to be tried as adults or will remain in juvenile custody; Sheriff's deputies said Nyals Andreasonl6, one ofllheteen-agers.

had admitted firing the shot that fatallywounded Robertson. Neeley presided Thursday at a brief pre detention hearing for the boys, who range in age from 14 to 17. Today it's an even better buy thecouplepanned-io -wed, Milford 38, was best man atthe wedding of Princess Elizabeth and Prince but his name has been noticeably absent from the lists of those attending royal functions during the past year. Killer Dies In Chair OSSINING. N.Y, (UP)- Gangland killer Elmer (Trigger) Burke died in the Sing Sing electric chair Thursday night with a nervous smile on his lips and uncounted underworld secrets hidden in his heart- Burke, who drew top rubout assignments in his 40-year life of crime, was executed for murdering his best friend, Ed (Poochie) Walsh, a longshoreman who made the fatal error of disagreeing with him in 1952.

DOC-QUIGG: United Press Staff Correspondent pasted a penciled sign: "Spectators are requested not to snore On "the archway entrance was in the tournament rojunj'S TThis 4 civilized way of yelUng JIQuiet V' was the inly touch ot humor as three nerve: wracking weeks of chess play reached It was' the first national championship tournament in three years. The 14 top players including Bobby Fischer in his purple-striped brown- corduroy pants, blue and heavy shoes- each played the others once. Late in the evening there was a winner and new champ, Bobby Fischer. The miracle had happened. For Bobby is only 14.

Reshevsky finished, in second place. Out in the lobby, Maurice J. Kasper, club, president, was saying: "It's fantastic. It's unbelievable. Never in the history of the world has a 14-year-old boy been playing, and winning from, masters and grandmasters." tsoDDy -is a very quiet boy.

His reaction at the moment of win mug was typical, ne iookcq at nis FCC STUDIES NETWORKS WASHINGTON TUP)- The" FeJ oral rnmmiintr-'i'inne PrtmmiVn'A. ua vuitlinuilIV-HllViliJ UillllliaaiUll public hearings March 3 on network curbs proposed by its network study-committee, TThe" special group, set up in 1955, recommended in a 1500-word report last October that a number of curbs be imoosed nn teWUinn network practices which it said tend to lessen competition. Witnesses who wish to appear should so notify the commission before Jan. 31, READY EXHIBIT JACKSON, Miss. (UP) Dr.

Felix Underwood, an official of the. Mississippi Health Board, had a ready exhibit when he took the stand to testify in favor of fluoridation of Jackson's water supply. Underwood just pulled out his false teeth for the committee. than ever-because world'. fjn.t Option I pYnoliow or the odtonced lucm finishes, cmd all ol Bu.c 1 4 1 Is Elected By, ARNOLD DIBBLE Uaited Press taff Correspeodent NAHA.

Okinawa l'P American prestige in the Far East may suffer a- setback-if it rains on this fortress island Sunday and it almost 7 alwaysjjrams at this time oLyear. Bad weather would good news for the tightly disciplined supporters of Saiichi Kaneshi. the 49-year-old pro-Communist who is running against 65-year-old. pro-Western-TatsuoTaira for mayor of Naha. The two men are competing for the post left vacant when the city council deposed Mamejiro Senaga, the pro-Red who was elected may-or in 1955.

Senaga himself is not a candi date this time, but observers here say he is "maneuvering Kaneshi like a puppet." Campaign Heated The campaign has been heated, with "Sputnik" running as a candidate on both sides. Senaga has described his candidate as "a Sputnik rising higher and higher, while Taira- has earned voters that they may suffer the same fate as Laika" if they elect Kan eshi. The weathermay be the decid-j ing factor. 1 'if it rains on Sunday we might! just as well shut up shop and it; always rains here," ope Taira supporter said. "Senaga's got the discipline to get his voters out.

Our side hasn Taira, a local industrialist who I atone the 'badT books'' the U. authorities here, is running as the candidate of the Socialist Masses party. 1 Kaneshi, a former newsman' who has shifted sjties in island politics oftener than a fading big league ballplayer, became a. "Senaga Independent" when the SMP turned down his bid for its nomination. US.

Backing Taira The U. S. administration of Okinawa is backing Taira in the race, and despite his Socialist connections-he has been assured of support from most of the city's conservative groups. A conservative candidate whose nomination might have split the non Communist vote agreed to quit the race last month. Although the post at stake is purely a local one, number of international issues have, "influenced, the campaiga most jpf them "hate launched by the Senaga forces! When the Bank of the Ryukyus released $100,000 in frozen funds to island dwellers recently, Kaneshi charged that the United States was trying to influence the voting.

He made the same charge when the United. States gave Okinawa 3 million dollars for reconstruction. The refusal of customs to pass some 200,000 leaflets and posters printed for Senaga by Japan's extreme leftist, Sohyo unions, caused Kaneshi's supporters to scream Southland Hit by Rain By UNITED- PRESS A spell of warm, sunny weather enjoyed by Southern Califor-mans for the past week was broken-today" by showers-which m. began-ia Jhe egriy -Tbursdayr Righ tion with Yuma of having the na tion's maximum temperature. A-storm center off the Toast of Northern: Washington moved inland from the Pacific and brought moderate to heavy rain to Central CatiforniarShowers' spread south- ward during the, night, bringing .30 inch of rain to Santa Barbara by 4 a.m.

Only light rain had fallen in the greater Los Angeles area by sun-rile. ShowersV were forecast for most of the day. The U.S. Weather Bureau forecast decreasing cloudiness for Los Angeles this afternoon and to night, withmostly sunny-, conditions tomorrow, cloud iness was in prospect for Southern California as a whole by Jate tonight. Shower activity was expected to be concentrated primarily north of Orange County.

Thursday's higlr temperatures and those expected today included: Los Angeles 76-67, Lon Beach 66-65, Santa Monica 70-65, Burbank 71-66, Mount Wilson 55-42, Pajmdale 60-54. Riverside 66-60, Palm Springs 69 68, Bakers-field 53-58. San Diego 69-68 and Santa Barbara 68-65. HOLLYWOOD (UPi- The Wild West ain't what it used to be. Warner Bros, hired 200 Indians as extras in the rea tor a western movie being filmed there.

Then studio officials learned they would 4iave to-order 200 Indian -style wigs Jrorrt Hollywood because most of the Indians had crew-eutsA ENGINEERING Baildmf Sewer Water lrriafia-i SURVEYING Let, Rjnck er Sb-Diviiea BLUE PRINTING PACIFIC ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS, Inc. 37 "aim Si. lair Ltus Obia riM Ubety 3-OtSO than over When better automobiles are built Quick will build them Tims is Buicli's jack-pot year for new ideas-and the jackpot year for the nation's car buyers. For here are new styling changes that folks approve, and engineerBg changes that prices that buyers find great. Take the B-58 Buick SrECL.L-Buick's KSIY-TV Channel aKMIItr tut uctrltr mt ItoUagm.

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'633 E. Hermosa, laundromat at 400 W. Main Larry Viegas Chairman of Larry G. Viegas. 507 E.

has been appointed chairman of, advancement for the Santa Maria area according to Dick Gaunt, volunteer head of the scout pro-J gram in Northern Santa Barbara i County. Viegas. has had seven years ex-! Derienrf in the Rnv Sront nrn- i gram. He became active in 1951 as Scoutmaster of old Troop 1 new 71' and also served that troof as Assistant Scoutmaster. He also served Pack 1 'now 711 and Pack 92 and Troop 92 of Los Alamos as institutional represents-1 tive.

During the past two yearsj he has served as representative of i troop and Pack 78 and also as- a member of the district's advance- Bient committee. 1 Outside of Scouting. Viegas has been a member of BPOE No. 1538 1 TV Tor KNGS 620 KSMA KEY-T Channel 3 KSBT Cbaaael ''riUy treniac 5.00 Buccaneer 5 ''O-Mickev XImus Club Know AWIOJWUC dUUril nwjrui r.eview of stars CHERN'S li fhe Ploce to Go For DRAPERIES -end CARPET Hi9h style, low' ariccs, -Pnnti aecorator service a credit terms le fifyeiir needs. CHERN FURNITURE CO.

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The actress flew back to Britain Thursday from Munich where she has been making a film and rejoined the baby at the rented Fund Holdup Is Accused WASHINGTON (UP Rear Adm. Hyman G. Rickover, the Navy's- atom submarine chief, has accused President Eisenhower's Budget Bureau of withholding funds appropriated by Congress. His statement caused Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon; B. Johnson Tex.) to assert that the Budget Bureau was acting as a "super appropriations committee kind of czar or dictator." Ricover, in testimony released today, also said the Navy now is designing nuclear power plants for submarines "which should last the ships for almost an entire war without refueling." It also is "developing a machine to make oxy gen from sea water which will permit them to stay submerged almost indefinitely," he said.

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