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V PAGE TWO "DENNIS THE MENACE" 'If m didn't wwr rr broke. ou shouloa bought a fiCASTC COOKIB JAR l' JHATS WHAT I SHOULM SAID! New Space Bomb Test Set For Pacific Isle In 1958 ALBUQUERQUE. N.M. fl-The Air Fore Friday night disclosed a is working toward nuclear explo sions in space as possible weapons to destroy enemy missiles. Th Albuaueraue Journal said thera were indications that such "" pac bombs will be tested this apring at Eniwetok Atoll in the Pacific. Both civilian and military agencies charged with the Pacific tests refused comment on me im ports of pending experiment in knocking down missiles flying above the atmospnere. Thrp small oaragraphs In lengthy Air Force release on work ef the research directorate of the Air Force special weapons com ' mand at Kirtland Air Force Base gave the first word of uie project. The Kirtland announcement said a team of 16 scientists headed by 11 rnl.' MePherson Morgan is "well on the way" to determining --.the effects of a nuclear blast in pace. "Once the blind spots vanish, they will have achieved a major acientlflc' breakthrough, the key to America's defense against an in tercontinental ballistic missile!!" The last 10 words were under lined in the Air Force statement and the exclamation points were theirs. Col. Morgan, who holds a mas ter's degree in nuclear-cnemisiry, confirmed that his team was atudvini the nature of atomic ex plosions to see if such blasts in space could destroy an enemy missile far from its goal. "We feel that we have ways of destroying nuclear and non-nuclear rockets out in space," Col. Morgan said. Comments on the possibility of a soring test for space bombs were declined by the Atomic En- Appendicitis Hits Actress HONG KONG (fl Actress Eliz abeth Taylor, who had a slight attack of appendicitis Friday, was reported in satisfactory condi tion Saturday. The illness inter rupted a world tour. She and her producer husband. Mike Todd, arrived Tuesday and had planned to leave today for Tokyo. Todd said doctors reported his wife's condition was satisfactory after the flareup but advised a rest. The couple are staying with friends and now tentatively plan to leave Tuesday for Tokyo. YOU CAN FINISH HIGH SCHOOL AT HOME At fast at you can do the work. If you are between the ages of 16 and 60 and have left school write for free sample leison and 55-page high school book. AMcniriN nr-noni. nrpi. kf-so .11 Hftllvw-otd HIt4. H.llrw..! J, Cat. Tha STARTLING FACTS abort TAXIS, COVIRNMINT, WU AFFAIRS, COMMUNISM, OWTID NATIONS, LABOR, 4 AMERICANISM BE INFORMED WATCH KOTI-2 SUNDAY 6:15 P.M. crgy Commission and Ma, Gen. A. R. Luedecke, head of Task Force 7 which carries out the Pa cific tests. Pentagon and Air Force officials in Washington, and a spokesman for the Air Research and Develop ment Command in Baltimore de dined comment on the report of Morgan work Itself. "I am sure," said Lt. Col. Carlo Tostl, AH DC public Information officer, "that such information is classified." Long Range Target Hit CHICAGO 11 The Air Force has disclosed that its interconti nental guided missile, the Snark, recently carried a simulated hy drogen warhead to a target 5,000 miles from its launching point. 1 he announcement Friday termed the Oct. 31 test flight "the world's first known demonstration of a true intercontinental missile capability" and said the Snark hit with unprecedented accuracy. In its first detailed description of the flight released simultan eously in Chicago, Los Angeles, New York and Washington the Air Force said "The range dem onstrated by Uie Snark places any target in the world in range of United Males bases. Its announcement, the Air Force said, described a test flight men tioned briefly by President Eisen hower in his "stale of science" address last week. The pilotless, swept-wing bomb er, capable of speeds bracketing the speed of sound, flew from Cape Canaveral, Fin., test center lo an ocean target near Ascension Island in the south Atlantic, the Air Force said. Although it flew at an altitude of 45,01)0 feet, the announcement snid, this was far below the mis sile's maximum capability. The report added that the Snark dem onstrated its ability to use evasive tactics. Here is how the Air Force de scribed the flight: Prior lo the launching orders were fed into a self-contained, nonjammable guidance system. Following a jet-assisted takeoff, he Snark bored Into the sky and in the very early stages of flight passed beyond the cognizance range of the Air Force's missile station at Cape Canaveral. Beamed to stations in the West Indies, the missile arched over picket ships. Finally, in a termi nal strike precisely monitored by a new station at Ascension Island, it delivered a warhead onto a tiny ocean target. For some time, the announce ment said, the Snark has been undergoing proving flights from the Florida missile lest center. More than 50 successful flights have been recorded, and the total distance flown was equal to three times around the world. "Iif announcement snid the Snark is now in production for the Strategic Air Command of the Air Force, and airmen are being trained at Ilawlhorne, Calif., to operate the missile. Not Much Mess, I Have To Sweep DERBY, EnsUind (IT)-Alic goes to womlerlnnd todav. Alice Keeton, 80, hns bwn a cleaner at a local steel factory for 78 years. Today, on the anni versary of the day she started work in 1H84, a limousine will pick her up at her tiny cottage, and drive her to the factory's board room for a champagne and caviar lunch with the firm's directors. The board decided to honor Alice after hearing how she start ed work for the finn at the ase of seven to help her widowed mother. Alice said she was honor ed but hoped the party would not make too much mess. 'Til have to sweep it up on Mon day morning." sht said. The New York Citv Dmartmont of Sanitation has a 2.V)-inan "navy" to keeo the waterfront! and in. Ichored boats clean. - . S v I NONCOF THAT 1 WANT f, MAV I I I I OKAY. ( MOTHER'6 ARRMNO ) OH, ,1 VOOTO BE NICE TO HER. '' BORROW V LET S TOQWTOSPENOA f I GOOW! J GREET HER WITH A V VOUR " ( HER 1 ( MONTH WITH U9 j VL GREAT BIS SMILE ')' UP6TICK? I 1 COME.' J g tM. " J (Rjadb (hid J U oq (ED NOTE: Tha Herald and News la not responsible for last minuta change in tha radio and TV achedulea. They ara published merely ai a public serv ice and are furnished by the various stations involved.) 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The Loves... jSjT IvJw) Rl ThE flmnTUms Of np 2&- SSfilZCi Htt SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 17. 1957 H. . m fa Mm !? ' V , -rs y Mi .. Starring RICHARD WIDMARK RICHARD BASEHART With DOLORES MICHAELS JUNE LOCKHART RIP TORN XtszjZBELl fl face KIRK DOUGIiS VAN FLEET-M1HN IRELAND 1:35-5 ;45-9:55 Aft and 7tS0 AdulU 60c CHildran 20c n
