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   Nevada State Journal (Newspaper) - November 29, 1957, Reno, Nevada                               A Smile Start your day with a smile by reading your Journal's daily All your ites are journal Nevada's Largest Morning and Sunday Newspaper ESTABLISHED 23, Today's Journal 4. 4. 9, 10, 11. World of S. Dally IS. EIGHTY-SEVENTH 290 lOc 15c SUNDAY TUESDAY OCTOBER 29, 1957 PHONE FA 3-4121 16 PAGES TODAY U. S. Restores Army Research Fund Clerk Say Names Forged AA Missile Saud Peace Bid Open 7 Nations Delay Plan to Request Investigation by UN MAYOR'S NAME ON PETITION DISPUTED Oct 28. OPr Defense Secretary Neil H Elroy todav cancelled an order by his predecessor Charles E which would UNITED Oct. 28. trimmed rematch and declared today that King Saud of Saudi Arabia was development funds 170 ready to East m a tactics of issued by Pentagon that speaking before the United Nations General restoration of the also welcomed broadcasts from Jeddah in funds would be achieved the Saudi Arabian Government that in the available to the military This meant that he will not ask Congress for anv new The Wilson issued Aug. IT but not brought to light until a tew davs touched off prompt protests in Sen. A. S Mike roney called it an ex- ample of how the Russians were able to beat this country space with a satellite McElroy's Court Sets Rights Rule Supreme Court today the question of whether the defense by been pictured Wilson He has can native-born marked ho didn't care made the grass more sympathetic to basic The court opened hearings on search than Wilson who once appeals bv three w hat men who were stripped of their nationality All three lost suits In his Aug 17 memorandum m lower courts to establish to the services Wilson noted themselves as United States that Congress had authorized The court heard arguments in research funds on the three cases last term and for the current fiscal in- called lor further discussion this eluding tor pure fall research and 000.000 forf The appeals are challenging research and pait of the Nationality Act of 1940 which for loss of U S citizenship for voting in a ment ARMY REVE M-S NEW WEAPON WASHINGTON The Army announced m and King Saud's offer whose government declared Saturday that the by the mascus government had been did not enter the Assembly's debate on the situation day powers that with the of the United 28 to ask Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold to gate the the spot if necessary withheld their resolution pending a move from which favors tion by a Ambassador Selim Sarper of which has accepted King Saud's told the have been made here on the disposition of ish defense forces within frontiers of When lent threats are being hurled against a coupled with a campaign of false when a complete coordination of policies and actions is clearly U II 11 Petition for Bypass Freeway Scrutinized foreign election remaining in between the northern country in wartime southern neighbors of that military desertion service by a lance on ment of a new anti-aircraft in the army of his sile today and reported other country aging progress in efforts to jor the a rocket to intercept and contended tnat Congress has no destroy ballistic missiles power to take the 1 threats have been hurled against Keeping up the barrage ot re- us in a coordinated manner Riles Denied bang Victim Irregularities NEW Oct. 28 By JIM HILSE Albert former Mayor Len Harris and City Clerk is it too much to expect ing hand of Brooklyn's I yesterday their signatures appeared On Relations Oct 28 L. K. Gill The AFL-CIO will launch a to been SI 200000 public most fantastic priest tions and the most violent without forged on petitions which are being used to fight the to Di- tto ntes of the Roman of a downtown freeway The petitions claim to put the mayor and city clerk New Kremlin Shakeup Due After Zhukov Oct 28. speculated tonight that former Defense Minister Georgi Zhukov moved from his post because he that the Red army be free of political The swung from their original belief that Russia s number one soldier was in to be promoted to the view that his in status was actually a what his position would be m the future still wai a Kremlin Possible Quarrel Speculation on a possible between Zhukov and the political branch of the ment aiose after the published pointed editorial today statins that has been and still is the only source of strength in the Soviet The faet that the speculation was permitted through strict Soviet censorship save added significance to then belief that Zhukov had lost Controlled by Party diplomatic took the view that chief Nikita S Khrushchev had emerged as undisputed leader in the with the Red army under party control i London Daily Express Patricia said London she contacted a diplomat in Moscow by phone learned fiom him that more political changes be soon i A Radio Moscow broadcast referred indirectly to his release jne assuring on U S missile I tlon on native-born The followed b th Hi t the Army said its radical new anti-aircraft wea even those lev of an spy Morton by the Nike from Sobell is ringing major American and other kev targets Unlike at A the new the are unable to demolish WEATHER First figures indicate highest temperature during the last 24 lowest rain or melted snow during the last 24 hours H. 60 L. 36 32 56 Austin Battle Mountain My Fallen Las b4 Lovelock 6' 39 Tonopah W 59 National Boise 53 Boston 45 Chicago 56 58 Los 75 Miami Minneapolis 59 New 57 New 55 66 Ore. 63 Salt Lake City 53 San Francisco D. C 52 Precipitation Data During last 24 1 to 1 91: to date last 159; normal July 1 to 117. FORECAST 21 36 52 38 26 37 34 29 35 36 62 53 31 41 33 58 38 33 50 35 for conspiring with executed atom spies Julius id Ethel The High Court rejected today his contention that his trial was prejudiced by the questioning of Mrs. vv ho died in the Sing Sing tric chair with her husband in 1953. The court did not rule on another appeal the government kidnaped him from Mexico City at the time of his arrest and used false dence to make him seem to be i j Disposing quickly of five other the to allow 14 private to file papers in support of an appeal by the tional Association for the Ad- vancement of Colored against a contempt conviction in a hearing to Jimmy IN under death sentence j in Bexar for the I fatal beating of a three-year-old us in a coordinated manner from he north and the south of our Is there any ment that would not feel anxious at least 63 persons in the 1930s, and be cautious in such was buried in have repeatedly stated hat Turkey has never placed any forces on any of its iers which go beyond the if defensive Brief services were held m a record in favor of a northern the Brooklyn funeral The Research by the Nevada State Journal would be to 55-year-old gangster who bossed 1 disclosed several irregularities and duplications in the the have said to have slain by the u n J t e d question contain the signature threatened tional Greenwood Mayor Harris said Anastasia was shot to death not make a direct Friday in a Manhattan hotal accusation of until barber He had beat four had seen the original document of Major Hams twice Tlie read nf ann are similar to the 000-a-month campaign News Briefs STOP AGGRESSION Oct. 28. Adm. Felix B. U. S. said today the United States must stop the next Communist aggression it nu ilear weapons if a hearing to Mrs. Bell Anderson and Will of con- conspiracy to evade l federal gambling j a panel SUICIDE FLIGHT Oct. 38. i A mentally man apparently committed suicide today by crashing a stolen airplane Into the Pacific Ocean 100 miles west of here after buzzing town man fied himself In a disjointed radio message to the Coast Guard as J. A. ADVISORY BOARD Oct. 28. Detroit to show cause why i blocking Gov. G. Mennen efforts to remove the 53 33 may or three city councilmen of Mich. Gov. Goodwin J. Knight today announced the appointment of a health and welfare advisory council to safeguard union health and welfare Shelford Heads Church Council NEW Oct. 28. The Rev. Paul K. Shelford has Mostly but little been named executive director diange in temperature of the Northern Partly cloudy Vada Council of the day American Baptist Convention warmer north portion Sierra Mostly fair of N has Tuesday and but a resigned as assistant general This town's are afraid chance of scattered showers in director of the Council on southern NEW ARMS PLAN UNITED N. Oct urged the General today to take disarmament ations out of the of the atomic and open the Urae to all the 82 FIREMEN FEARFUL N Oct. 28. to wear their fancy new plastic Cooperation of the A tag inside each Sunset sunrise assume his new not use near 6 23. begin his duties Jan. 1, 1958. murder a since copies available ture ls not The signatures on hy the against him and one photographic petitions appear to be rackets committee ol cor major's usual hand details to a committee they are rough and headed bv illiam C while the major's normal president ol the Union Senate tence the electric He both he and Gill denied Of tRe original signature l they had signed appearing on one of the labor's for carrying a The federal Against a downtown petitions is the name of the the publie and rial poM I kev of the list of party e- ments m ir and peace did not mention 7 lukov nor his status bv name Rut it was similar 'n tone to that preceded Mich other major as dismissal of the Tiro lor Sjch military publications Red Stai the also tressed the role of the party as unions have damaged of with in and in state tui 5 The Ah Count il rn author trV government recently jailed him for a year for income tax of names werp Prav da stressed the unity of the par tv and a petition Among the mourners was his most An- thony boss of the Brooklyn waterfront whose rackets the dead Albert was said to have controlled from his New Jersey Authorities kept a vigilant watch over the ing to nab underworld filed with the Washoe ui liar is found among the on The mayor said his wife had not The council s action last week r any such m the f scan ed Union anl A close examination of the ing a Name Deleted ouster of the officials and others On page five of the petition Baken and Unite I appeared to confirm the on file with County Clerk Textile Workers would be signatures were not those of the K. Brown are the names in the campaign The within the aimed forces for ing to out proper city and Alter three unions were told to leach name listed the address ate officials charged cor- leave the of the slain commissioners on the freeway The Freeway Freeway Giant Not Experts Say Deaths From Flu Near 400 Mark ta the eighteenth in a of the Nevada Stats journal will publish to explain ly the freeway situation ing the nation and Any way you look at a freeway is a giant structure and there is something fearsome about as a. powerful clue to e wsv the wind was Foreign press speculation that their would be a meeting of the central ot the party to discuss Zhukov w a s by informed A check at committee quar teis showed no signs of By It was pointed out arss a vice state 12', thf of ths dent of the deaths and H is either raised above was listed twice on vama 73 for more than half the s Escapee to Face Kidnaping Charge E. Elliott are not those of Mr and Mis I On close examination of the I it was determined that i the word had been deleted erased trom the petition on the line bearing the level of other streets or Questioned last nation's total of 397. below Mr Bovard said he had An epidemic at the Because are so only and the two school for the mentally retarded there is better ventilation on signatures were fo ind to be near Philadelphia claimed three Heavy exhaust fumes are highly dissimilar No immediate more victims during the further avoided because was available lend to bring the total at the in- Rep. Walter who the northern design eliminates stopping and starting and shifting According to the Nevada of Reno and who is Highway Department to block the construction of the freeway Giants are traditionally loud through Rero and Sparks and ugly and somewhat un- slx pleasant to have It is tanes jn direction find Oct. 28 to 20- were filed i two children at the State to DiocK tne ot a brought to thiee the J 23' wired of hs very carefully the institution for the men only natural for a lot 01 people ask if the giant that will be freeway won't be a The according to the The chai m Montana was and attributed r S. nf them is to or its complications iThomas IT paved 12-foot shoulders to from citizens of Reno and vide an additional lane either Sparks declaring their firm way in case of an accident or choice and approval of a route located along the north rim of The east and west lanes Willie two cities Mr. Baring has appears to be an separated by a divider strip claimed that he has the signa phatic They say the at least 16 feet way giant is entirely and e joy to have tures of persons who this the experts the north rim that the a whirlwind check Freeways are better way giant will be safer and of some of tne Petitions meai and safer than an than any other that at least three The four resting 1 Tiny Quadruplets Gain in Strength N Oct. 28. The Meier to quadruplets appeared to gaining strength today and planned to feed them I their first Brown was accused of the housewife from hei home during a 24- hour crime spree that ended when a long-distance telephone call to mother induced him ordinary ay through Traffic noises on freew ays are ess obvious because the as it passes through urban a through the two because of the si lists m the tion it will be less of a producer of smog and irritating traffic fumes deceased and there were dozers of tions Among the names which i See page 1 col 1) zen Hospital will receive helpings of a glucose solution through tubing inserted in their Knight to Remain In Governor Race Oct 28. Gov. Goodwin J. Knight said day he intends to in the race for governor of and wants no other political JEWS PA PER I  

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