King Sized Thefts . . .
SALT LAKE CITY, UP) —King
sized thefts are being investigated
by police:
A truck-trailer rig, with a giant
construction tractor on the trail
er, stolen from a truck terminal
parking lot.
A 16-foot house trailer towed
away from the Wilmot Mann
home.
A 10-foot pine tree, uprooted
from F. F. Hintze’s lawn and
found propped on the front porch
of a University of Utah fraternity
house.
100 Inches of Snow In N.Y. Town
BOONEVILLE, N. Y., UP)—This
Adirondack Mountain village in
northern Oneida County recorded
its 100th inch of pre-winter snow
yesterday.
About six inches fell overnight
to account for the record-breaking
total.
Krushchev Again
Denounces ; Anti
Party’ Group
By HAROLD K. MILKS
MOSCOW, UPi — Soviet Premier
Nikita Khrushchev has hurled a
bitter new attack at the Malenkov
Molotov “antiparty group,” blam
ing it for major shortcomings in
Soviet agriculture.
Khrushchev’s new blast, made
at a meeting of the Soviet Com
munist Party’s Central Commit
tee, came after a new press cam
pagn against the five high offi
cials Khrushchev toppled from
power in the Kremlin shakeup in
July, 1957.
Accounts of the speech in Tass,
the Soviet news agency, gave no
indication of whether further
measures would be taken aginst
the five men — ex-Premiers Geor
gi Malenkov and Nicolai Bulganin,
former foreign ministers V. M.
Molotov and Dimitri Shepilov, and
former economic czar Lazar Kag
anovich. All have been banished
to obscure posts in the Soviet
Union.
Nor was there any mention of
General Ivan Serov, who was re
moved last week from his key
post as chief of state security; the
Soviet Union’s top police official,
Serov’s future has not been an
nounced, but so far he has not
been linked with the antiparty
group.
Ariz. Warden Seeks
Relief For Convict Who
Stood By Him In Riot
FLORENCE, Arizona, (jfl — Two
weeks ago, Warden Frank Eyman
led 25 lawmen in putting down a
riot at the Arizona State Prison.
Now he is seeking a commuta
tion of sentence for a convicted
-murderer who stood by him dur
ing the insurrection.
Eyman told this story to the
State Board of Pardons and Pa
roles:
When the riot started December
4, Eyman entered the prison yard
in the midst of wildly shouting
convicts. Someone yelled, “Kill
the warden.”
Then Otis Taylor, 47, a Negro
serving a life term for murder,
stepped out of the pack and stood
beside the warden. Taylor warned
the convicts: “This is a good war
den. You’ll have to kill me first
before you kill the warden.”
Then Taylor and the warden,
side by side, walked unharmed
through the prison yard.
“When I needed a good man,”
Eyman told the board, “he stood
beside -me. I recommend commu
tation.”
The board took the request un
der advisement.
Rabbi Defends
Right To Print
News, Good or Bad
NEW YORK, UPi — If stories of
crime and violence are good
enough for the Bible, they’re good
enough for daily newspapers, says
Rabbi Joseph H. Lookstein.
Rabbi Lookstein, speaking at a.
city conference of newspapermen
and clergymen, cited Biblical stor
ies dealing with violence and in
sisted that modern newspapers
must report the news, both bad
and good.
His comments were made after
several clergymen complained
about the prominence given by
newspapers to crime stories.
Little Girl Crushed
By Runaway Car
INDEPENDENCE, Mo., UP) —
“I tried to stop the car, Daddy,
but I couldn’t,” 9-year-old Pam
ela Sue Fronier told her father.
She died in a hospital half an
hour later. The family car had
crushed her against at tree as it
rolled down a driveway.
Elton E. Fronier had parked the
car in the driveway, leaving Pam
ela Sue and two other children in
the vehicle while he made a mag
azine subscription collection call.
He said his youngest child, Rob
ert, 22 months, apparently re
leased the parking brake and the
car started rolling down a slight
incline. Pamela jumped out, ran
in front and tried to hold the car.
Short Shrift For Nippon Strikers
iKOGHI, Japan, UP) — Fifty an
gry parents mobbed and beat the
chairman of the leftist Japan
Teachers Union Monday because
of strikes that interrupted their
children’s schooling.
Soviet Pilot
Rescues Belgians
At Antarctica
BRUSSELS, UPi — A Soviet
pilot found four Belgian explor
ers who crashed in the Antarctic
and flew them back to their home
base yesterday.
Moscow Radio said, “All four
are well.”
The four are members of the
Belgian expedition taking part in
the International Geophysical
Year. They took off December 6
to establish a scientific station.
They crash-landed their small
plane in the Crystal Mountains.
The nearest large expedition
was the Soviet one.
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ML Village . 28 25 41 12 39 14 26 28 - 8 44 32 19 19 32
Teller . 44 17 35 28 18 48 43 21 33 35 27 39 42 25 32 22 24 * 53
While Mountain . 11 31 39 4 32 11 15 27 29 13 39 4 14 29 29 28 16 8
Wainwright . 15 25 41 1 38 5 12 31 32 5 36 7 10 33
Wales . 15 22 34 6 36 4 18 22 27 13 28 11 19 20 35 20 15 9
Stebbins . 3 12- 19 18 1 1 18 16 3 18 1 18 19 15 4
Shishmaref . 19 19 30 8 27 12 21 18 23 16 27 12 15 24 21 25 14 13
Koyuk . 24 11 25 12 27 10 21 15 6 31 30 7 21 16 15 22 19 13
Unalakleet . 29 134 149 12 137 30 39 118 86 74 156 9 43 103 77 110 68 34
Fortuna Ledge . 7 11 15 19 12 13 15 10 4 21 12 11 16 8
Andreafsky . 5 48 51 2 41 13 3 48 26 25 50 1 2 50
Gambell . 25 57 83 6 70 21 34 52 54 29 75 14 21 65 74 24 31 36
Shaktoolik . 8 25 28 6 32 2 17 16 7 27 28 8 20 13 18 19 14 16
Barrow . 67 184 224 ~~ 27 201 55 49 206 209 41 225 28 22 232 244
Kotzebue . 127 138 231 56 149 140 135 144 156 113 208 76 v236 60 158 132
Hooper Bay. 13 38 51 5 48 9 11 44 35 14 50 5 8 40 52
Alakanuk. 18 7 17 17 17 21 20 13 4 35 35 6 8 10 19
Deering. 4 24 27 1 25 4 3 23 22 4 23 2 11 16 3 24
Point Hope. 13 66 80 5 72 13 20 62 73 11 82 2 33 53 28 ' 57
Kiana. 30 19 32 16 33 17 25 26 22 28 27 22 28 21 .31 18
Candle. 13 17 20 10 19 12 12 17 26 4 27 4 24 7 8 19
Noorvik. 23 42 51 12 45 21 35 27 36 22 48 12 26 39 34 32
Kivalina. 22 25 42 6 35 12 17 31 38 9 41 7 21 27
Shungnak. 24 17 33 9 25 18 26 16 19 29 32 11 28 15
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Selawik. 31 29 43 19 40 23 31 32 ' 33 28 44 18 37 26 38 24
St. Michael. 9 29 35 3 35 4 9 32 19 22 36 4 8 32 31 7 6
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Solomon... 76 13 1 58 76 59 926569 10 1
Savoonga. 27 41 65 1 61 12 29 45 56 16 58 16 18 56 64 26 28 25
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Absentee. 79 149 177 56 112 128 102 126 89 151 162 74 86 119 33 42 28 31 14 17 4 li 14 1,14
TOTAL . 1145 1646 2314 525 1812 1129 1163 1692 1654 1179 2144 688 677 1077 831 761 586 530 530 571 290 395 383—199~