Show old-tim- e Nevada Aiom Tests Paying On New Weapons AEC Says quality If n i WASHTNOTON TVw 11 fAP — The Nevada atomic teats where the atomic energy commission learned "very vital things" already have started paying off in even better nuclear weapons Chairman Gordon Dean stepping carefully around direct answers to questions concerning new small A- bombs for tactical use on the battlefield told a news conference yesterday that in the two series of tests conducted last February and again last month "we' learned a lot of things about designs of weapons which we've already Incorporated" in the weapons program The AEC chairman was asked about public statement by Gen J Lawton Collins regarding the development of atomic artillery Dean replied cautiously that Collins who is army chief of staff was "well aware of our program" AEC Leaders Cautious Dean and other AEC members including Dr Henry D Smythe were equally cautious when asked if atomic bombs could now be made smaller or whether the original idea is still valid that there was a minimum size to the component explosive parts of a bomb below which nuclear reaction and explosion could not be attained Finally after Dr Smyth had used some geometry in his reply re-- i porters asked: "Well is it true your smallest explosion is not small by compar-- I ison with a conventional explo-- ! slon?" 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"Eventually you'll hava a plane that runs by atomic energy" ELLICOTT CITY Md 'SSSSSmmfM1- W mmmmmW Police Draw Trap Around Armed Cop-hate- r Slayer King George VI Marks 15th Year some cases the expenses drawn by er the law firms exceeded their legal fees Of Rule Quietly s" Praises Press - Pendleton Ore rancher (en stretcher) Norma Vina Ford after mechanitrapped In well he was digging for 18 hours is pictured cal diggers had widened the mouth of the well to 50 feet across Ford's son Leon working on the surface when walls started te collapse held back earth for seven hoars until rescue workers sank Iron pipe aroand the trapped man prior to the start of the a digging operation us their FBI & WASHINGTON Dec 11 (AP JEdgar Hoover today commended the American press (or publicising Indictment Upheld the FBI's "ten most wanted fugi- WASHINGTON Dec 11 (UP) — Uvea They are performing a The supreme court today denied service vital to the public inter a Justice department motion look- - est by publishing the photographs ing toward dismissal of William W and descriptions he said Remington's first perjury indict- - 4-- Jt six-mon- th TtZ2£-- fodv ment Lyndon B Johnson said a week ago that the navy also is rating officers o th serv-McCarr- an How Much Armj Equipment Costs Sen four-mon- (D-Ne- v) Now GIs to Know yesterday common- - i Today's anniversary was observed at Portsmouth naval base by the firing of a royal salute amid beflagged warships The king will be 56 on Friday when there will be a family party at the palace 11 (AP To make officers and G I's the army is putting price tags on its equipment The price tags says Secretary of the Army Frank Pace ane a "dramatic way of getting across to the soldier not only how important his job is but how important it is That he use his equipment wisely and well" T As for officers Pace adds they also find it worthwhile to become economy-minde- d because it may mean a promotion Pace explained the army's new "cost - consciousness" program AP)— 11 tight persons accused at from $3000 terday on bail to $10000 after ranging a fight against the $50000 originally set for each of them includThe reds children Haas was shot down in a room ed William Schneidermanol reported th Ross rented and used as a storage °nn communist tt!? place for loot from recent rob beries Ross is known to have three re- Hammett Released volvers besides one of them probASHLAND Dec 10 (AP— ably the gun used in the Cleve- Mystery writerKyDashiell Hammett land killing an executive of the Civil Rights Congress has been released from the federal correctional institution McLarran improves RENO Dec 11 AP— Sen Pat nearby Summit Ky after contempt of court is progres- - ifg 7$ sing "very well" and should be sentence j able to take temporary leave from throne NEW YORK Dec LOS ANGLLES Dec ! 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