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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-25
The Farm GIut-
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THE FARM CLUT GROWS AND GROWS

my Tribune Editoran
In spite of costly Soil Bank 10 take land OUT OF pro-
duction--
In spite Of government controls restricting and reducing
the acreage planted an.
IN SPITE OF THIS, U. S. FARMERS THIS YeAR AXE
TURNING OUT THE BIGGEST cLUT OF CORN, WHEAT
AND OTHER CROPS IN HISTORY.
The reasons for II simple: FARMING HAS sEeo'"I
NOT ONLY A BUSINESS BUT SCIENCE.
No matter how much acreage is reduced yeos per acre
continue 10 increase They increase because OF;
n MODERN FARM MACHINERY AND EouIpMtN'
wu,rH GIVE FARMING FAcroRy-LIkE EFFICIENCY.
: BOOSTING OF YIELDS THROUGH USE OF ~.
Rp,D AND OTHER HIcHER-YIELDINc SEEDS THROUGH
CHEMICAL EARMIrIC, USE OF PLANT INSECTICIDES.
ETC. "'N AzEzA
These the results ,.< -. r.
The last record crop year of l94s was 100 per cen, ..
tho loz7to average record which was e7ua.eo ]" o
and 1857 But this years will be whopP'ns ~ per 'e"
Ct that average. Specifically; ,,n,
n The corn crop Of 3.ss billion bushels is " per ee"'
above the average. .,-.,-,e ABE NEAp
~ no,,p,r TuE TEN-YEAR AVERAGE AND ~ PsR
CENT hsovE LAST YEARS RECORD. ,-,
= WHEAT. AT IA MILLION BUSHELS % 20 re"
CENT ABOVE LAST YEAR.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-25
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THE ONE CREATOR. PARENT CREATIONS
UNIVERSE. IS VERY cooD"!-cen. ,:3,-NEvEe A
HUMAN BIRTH AN ADAM EVE MuRpERous
CAIN JUDAS, kNAvE. OR A FOOL THEREIN. M Al
eTERNlTY!-No DEATHS. DISASTERS, DEBORAH.
TIES. PEST'lENcES. WARS - MYTHICAL CON-
TRADcTIoNs OF THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF
Externally HARMONIOUS BEINc-MATTERLEss
FLESHlESS, SPIRITUAL. cHRlSTLIKE-ETERNAl
LY, COMPLETELY PoPuLATINc, sUPERsAruRATINc
The ONE UNIvERSE-UNNvADABL INcoR
RUPTIBLE. lNvuLNERABLE. oMNlPREsENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE. YOUR TRUE HABITAT. NY
ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS!
NIXON SEES COP. DEFEAT If PARTY.
LIKE PRESIDENT, AVOIDS REPLY TO ATTACKS
DEFINES HIS ROLE
Vice President Asserts Someone NJ g. Meet
Attacks on Policy
BY Russell Baker my Times)
LOS ANGELES, oct l5-viee President Richard m.
Nixon said today that Republican candidates faced "nev
able defeat this If they refused hit back against
Democratic attacks on foreign and domestic policy
AT HIS NEWS CONFERENCE TODAY, PRESIDENT
EISENHOWER HAD URGED THAT FOREIGN POLICY BE
KEPT OUT OF PARTISAN DEBATE.
Zone OF the the Republican party is in trouble
today Mr.. Nixon told San Francisco news conference
lis beeavse-over the past two years parcuIarly-WE
HAVE ALLOWED PEOPLE TO CRITICIZE OUR POLICIES
AND WE HAVE NOT STOOD UP AND ANSWERED EF-
FECTVELY"
That's mistake" the Vice President said ." don't
intend TO make that mistake in this campaign"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-25
Sen. Potter Says
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"Morse's reprehensibIe in light
of the fact that Democratic Senator Paul r. Douglas of
illinois recently refused into Michigan TO campaign
against me because Republican anchor in the
civil rights fight last year.
Morse is the without party principle who
swives like weather vane. He is renegade plain and
simple
THE Oregon windbag staged shabby personal attack,
succeeding only in insulting intelligence of the people
Of Michigan with fssehoods about Potter.
THE voters Of Michigan know that have fought dis
elimination all my life. They know that have voted for
Of the progressive legislation ever passed under
Republican aton-fhe civil rights BILL defense
Alaskan statehood science education esab
shment Of space agency, among oihersa offering solu
tons TO the great problems Of our time.
"If that's what Morse the worst reaconary in
the State. HE'S A MENTAL CASE"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-25

merely productive agent with certain price value?
How. therefore. II be considered normal that the
protection Of HE personal rights Of the be placed
more and more In the hands OF anonymous group work.
ing through the agency Of immense organizations which are
OF their very nature monopoes? The thus wronqed
In the exercise Of his personal rights will surely find painful
the oppression Of his liberty and Of his conscience caught
as he is in the wheels Of gigantic social machine"
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Morality


(Confinyed from Page "
.s !, nc. tsho essential pvrpo'e OF unoms Po's.
IN. ,n;x., AGAINST collective responsbfy OF an0nY.
nous propreors Is not to represent the nd,p him
worker against those who are ne""eo ~ ~
acon,inusd Next Column. ToP'
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Toledo Brewery HoIdup-
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YOUR VICTIMS WILL GO ON STRIKE AGAINST YOU!
BECAUSE, ADAMS. Ewes "ExTREMiTY is GODS
OPPORTUNITIES THE TOUGHER YOU MAKE IT FOR
YOUR DUPEs AND DEPUTEs-ADAMs, EWES
MURDEROUS GAINS, JUDASEs, KNAvES AND FOOLS,
THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY or ALL HUMAN
PARENTHOOD-THE SOONER THEY WILL MAKE
THEIR "DEcLARATON OF INDEPENDENCE" AND
SUBMIT TO A DivINELY SCIENTIFIC, CHRSTlIKE
REBRTH. A SPIRITUAL REGENERATION THAT
APPREHENDs "a NEW HEAVEN AND A NEW EARTHI
AS ST. JOHN TEsTIFlEs TO IN REVELATION
AN APPREHENSION OF THE REAL, OF TIE
Externally, COMPLETELY POPULATED,
suPER-sATuRATED. ONE, REAL UNIVERSE
MATTERLEss FLEsHLEsS SPIRITUAL. CHRIST
LlKE-oF UNAVAILABLE, iNcoRRUPTiBlE, lNvul-
NERABLE oMNlPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LIFE!
NEVER A HUMAN BIRTH THEREIN A DEATH,
DISASTER, A WAR NOR A SINGLE HUMAN BEING!
NEVER AN ADAM EVE, A MURDERoUs CAIN, a
JUDAS A KNAvE OR A FOOL!
AND YOU, SATAN, ARE DEMONSTRATED TO BE,
AS JESUS DECLARED, "a MURDERER, A LIAR, VOID
OF TRUTH! John s:43 Az, UTTERLY VOID or
REALITY! AS PER PosT-ciVL WAR MARVELLOUS
INCOMPATIBLE, IMPERATIVE CHRIST SUPER,
SUPREME, COL ssAL SCIENCE OF THE UNIVERSE!
THE UNIVERSAL MESSIAH MIL ENNIUM TO ALL
PEOPLES!
THEREFORE, SATAN, you ARE REDUCED TO THE
BoTToMLEss PIT OF YOUR NATIVE NoTHINcNEss"!
-xNUMBER OF zERosl-cLEARLY APPREHEN-
sIBLE TO THE PURE IN HEART" NY HIGHEST
CHOSEN PEOPLE. cHRsTLIkE CHRISTIAN
scIENTISTs!, GOOD SAMARiTANS', BROTHERS
KEEPERS, WHO. TOGETHER WITH MY ONE, PURE
TRUE CHURCH, THE CHRIST, SCIENTIST, WILL
WIPE YOUR sHADoWY, MYTHICAL EXISTENCE
RIGHT OFF THE FACE OF THE UNIVERSE
AND YOUR COMMUNIST GOLIATH MYTH IS
DOOMED! BECAUSE ITS 'PUNY Cod. PHYSICAL
NATURAL SclENCE-naturslIy. a PRISONER OF
THE DEVIL - CANNOT RESIST THE CONTROL OF
THE oMNPoTENcE. OMNIscIENcE, OF DIVINE
LOVE- THE ONE REAL CREATOR, PARENT. IN,
AND OF, THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE !-T-H-E
"FATHER-MoTHER COD ALL-HARMONOUS." UNDER
WHOM THE ONE CREATION AND UNIVERSE ARE
UNDER Externally, HEAVENLY. HARMONIOUS
CONTROL !-UTTERLY UNAVAILABLE, MOOR
RUPTIBLE, INVULNERABLE, TO EVEN A SUGGESTION
OF MYTHICAL, DEvILISH, ADAM-EvE, MUIR
DEROus CAIN JUDAS PSEUDO CREATION!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-25

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, OCT. rs. 1858
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-25
TOLEDO HoLDUP NETS $4,000

Gunner Rob Clerk at Buckeye Brewery
Make Escape with Drinks Delivery Cash
Windsor Daily Start
TOLEDO Ohio tUPI)-Two gunner held up the cashier
Of the Buckeye Brewing Co. here today and escaped with
an estimated $4,000.
The pair fled in a waiting driven by third bandit
THE ROBBERY OCCURRED ONLY MINUTES AFTER
a Drinks TRUCK HAD PICKED UP THE FIRMS RE-
cEIPTs FROM WEDNESDAY AND LEFT S84 900 IN CASH
WITH THE CASHIER Tony Carlos, to handle sodays bust
ness
Police said brewery drivers generally check in at pm
each night bringing in the days receipts in cash and checks
The money is deposited in first floor vault
The Drinks truck arrives each morning about 9:45 am
TO pick Up receipts and leave cash for the daily business
The truck had Just left $4,000 with Carlos and departed
when the robbery occurred
DETROIT TRIBUNE SATURDAY, OCT. %, 1858 IL
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-18
Noticias de las ProVincias
de Ia Replb|ica de Cuba

toridades civiles y militares, re-
presentaciones especiales y perio-
disticas y la Banda Municipal cedi-
da por ell Alcalde.
Despues de cumplidos los trami-
ties legales de la toma de possession,
hara ell resumen del acto ell laurea-
do periodista y poeta Arturo Cla-
WHO Tisseur. Finalmente, por cor
tesla de la casa Bacardi, sera ofre-
cido un esplendido buffet.
CENTRAL OME MENA
SAN NICOLAS.-Dio comienzo
la molienda en- ell Central Gomez
Mena, por 10 que reina iubilo entire
los obreros y Ell pueblo en- general.
Sc espera que la molienda dure
mas de 4 meses.
INVESTIGAN SECUESTRO
MATANZAS.-Se conocio en- la
Audiencia ell informe del Juez de
Manguito que investiga la denun-
cha de haber sido secuestrada la
joven Amparo Rodriguez, de aque-
liza localidad, que fue v~iolentamen-
tie introducida en- I'm automovil por
Guillermo Hernandez, Adam Itu-
rralde y Pedro Viart.
En- ell Centre de Socorro ingreso
graviSima Antonio Perez Rodri-
guez, de % amos, de Mujica final,
por ingesti6n de I'm t6xico. Su es-
poso, Domingo Garcia Blanco, de
81 amos, manifesto que Ell lie quito
ell pomo que ella tomaba.
4 Maiana iniciaran la zafra los
C~entrales Espana y Soledad.
Con gravisimas lesiones fue asis-
lido en- ell Centre de Socorro, Juan
Neugar, de IA amos. quien guiaba
una motto y choco con un omnibus
local en- Independence y America,
Fue trasladado al Centre Medico.
DESTRUYO TABACO
SANTA CLARA.-Un incendio
casual ocurrido en- la cas- de curar
tabaco ubicada en- la finca "La
Magdalena", barrio Zaza del Medic
destruy6 3 mil cujes de rama de
aperos de labranza valuados en- 10
mil pesos.
Ell propietario es Ramon Perez
Perez.
Honorato Martinez JimeneZ, de
40 amos, zapatero Y SUI esposa Nj
dia Torriente, de 81 amos, con-
serje de escuela publica, ambos
vecinos de Ranchuelo fueron asis-
tidos en- ell Hospital, de heridas de
cuchillo en- la espalda y torax, que
sufrieron cuando Honorato ataco
a SUI esposa por no poderla conven-
Ger de que dejara su idea de aban
donarlo para irse a residir a La
Habana. Ell hermano de ella, Pc
dro Torriente, de 26 amos, que la
acompanaba, result6 muerto en- Ell
forcejeo que Sc origin6 por la pose
sion del arma.
En- la esquina de Cuba y Candle.
laria chocaron los autos guiados
por Hector Manso Martinez, de
80 amos, y Emilio Gonzalez Beltran
de 43 amos, maestro de instruction
publica, resultando heridos graves
ambos choferes y Julian Medina
Calzadilla, que acompanaba a
Gonzalez Beltran.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-18

BARACOA, Oriente.- Sc en-
cuentra va anclado en- la ensenada
de Puerto Santo ell vapor norue-
go "Beaulie", de $3.50 toneladas y
c%uarenta y cinco tripulantes, sin
pasajeroS y en- lastre.
Este barco, a causa de la rotura
de I'm piston de la maquina, Sc VIC
en- ell case de pedir auxilio, que lie
fue prestado por ell captain del
puerto, Nicolas Delgado Torres,
ell que dispuso que cuatro embar-
caciones lie dieran remolque desde
una distancia de diez millas de la
costa hasta dicha ensenada.
LIBERTADO PADRON VERA
PINAR DEL RIO.-La Sala Es-
pecial de la Audiencia conoci6 ell
juicie oral en- la causa por la muer-
tie de Zenobio Padron Torres, ma
rinero y eStudiante de Medicina,
ocurrida ell dfa 8 de agosto de 1856
en- esta ciudad, hecho por Ell que
estaba acusado de autor intelec-
tual del crimen SUI medic hermano
doctor Antonio Maria Padron We
ra, juez municipal de San Luis, y
al terminarse la vista, la Sala dis
puso la libertad Immediate del doc
tor Padr6n, quien queda asi ex-
cluido del procesamiento.
En- cuanto al autor confeso del
crimen, Juan Rogue Hernandez
que guarda prisi6n, Sc espera que
hoy miSmo lie sea notificada la Pc
ma impuesta.
Ell fiscal doctor Fernandez Ri
quer mantuvo su peticion de trein.
ia amos de prision para cada uno
de los p~rocesados.
Va Sala estaba integrada por los
doctores Pedro Repilado, Jose Ma
ria Abella y Silvio DechaE. La de-
fensa del doctor Padron estuvo a
cargo del doctor Luis Alberto Ru-
bio.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-18
NUEVA DIRECTIVA

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Oriente.
Ell domingo proximo a las diez
de la maiana, Sc efectuara la toma
de possession de la nueva Directiva
de la Association de Reporters, de-
cana de las entidades periodisticas
de esta capital y ademas f~estejara
Ell cuadragesimo aniversario de SUI
fundacion.
La directiva 'sera presidida por ell
estimado companero Albergo Gar
Ella Torres, y al acto asistiran au.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-18
SENTIDO DECESO

FALLA, Camagiiey.-Ha causa-
do gran sentimiento la muerte del
senior Bautista Fernandez Care
ra, antique y querido empleado de
esta compania. Su sepelio Sc efec.
tuara en- la tarde de hoy. Hasta SUI
viuda, sonora Aurora de Luelmo,
Su hijo Narciso Fernandez y de-
mas familiares, hacemos llegar
nuestro sentido pesame.
COMENZO LA MOLIENDA
MATANZAS.-A las once de la
ma1ana de hoy rompi6 la molienda
ell central Zorrilla, ubicado en- ell
termino de Los Arabos, con 10 que
Sc observa I'm gran moyimiento en-
aquella coma.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-18

Puerta M~agnetica de Sc.
guridad. Congelador Hori
Zontal para % Lbs. de ali
mentos cOngelados. 2 Ban.
dejas de Hello Njni-cube.
Bandeja de enfriar a TODD
ell ancno. Luz interior auto
matica.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-22
Ingrid Calls Cops To Keep Privacy

PARIS, R = Ingrid Bergman called the cops today so she could honeymoon in peace with her new husband, wealthy Swedish busi- nessman Lars Schmidt.
 The Swedish actress, 43, and her third spouse, who is Al, eluded pres and public Sunday and were married in a quiet civil ceremony in London. taa~ .. a* w-rs
 By the time the press tumbled to the marriage, the couple had flown to Paris and taken refuge in little walled farm Schmidt owns 15 miles from Paris.
 By dawn, the farm was be- sieged by newsmen and photog- raphers, who began mounting the wall. Miss Bergman called the gendarmes from the nearby will lage and they ordered the press off the wall.
 In marrying again, Miss Berg man defied the Rome Court of Ap- peal, which is considering state prosecutors contest of lower Rome courts decree annulling her marriage to Italian film director Roberto Rosellini.
 The actress London attorney, Ambrose Appelbe, said the ap- peal against the annulment "is just put-up job" and that her new marriage is legal in Sweden, Britain and France.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-22
Winner of Election Drawing In
 Ketchikan, Caught On First Try

Senate when it convenes for the first time on January 26, said he would ask for an official recount of the election returns.
 Boardman, who will boost the COP minority in the Senate to three if he wins the seat from the Ketchikan4Prince of Wales Dis trict, probably would have called for a recount had Smith drawn the winning ticket.
 The draw, under terms of an executive order that governed the November baHoting, was neces- sary to break the tie and provide loser among the two Ketchikan candidates. Only the loser can demand recount of the results.
 A simple drawing of straws could have been arranged to break the tie.
 However, the 49 capsules = representing the 48 older states and Alaska's 49th star that soon will join the nations flag - were used as dramatic opener to a joint Junior Chamber of Com merce and Elks Club benefit Christmas show.
 The benefit was scheduled to aid west coast native villages of Southeastern Alaska's panhandle.
 The drawing was broadcast and l televised locally.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-22
Egan Discharged From Hospital

JUNEAU, R = Governor-elect William Egan was discharged from St. Ann's Hospital Saturday. He had undergone minor surgery two weeks ago.
 The work schedule planned by the 44-year-old Democrat has not been announced, but the Cover nor elect was not expected to put in heavy office hours before Christmas.
 It appeared likely Egan would hold a number of informal con- ferences, including discussions for arrangements ushering in the new state government
 The inauguration will coincide with Presidential proclamation admitting Alaska to the union as the 49th State.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-22

KETCHIKAN, R - One of 49 capsules in glass bowl contained piece of paper on which was printed "Winner."
 Papers in the other 48 were blank.
 Republican William K. Board man and Democrat w. O. Smith tied in the November 25. General Election in a race for a two-year term in the first Alaska State Senate, were to draw alternately until one picked the Winner capsule.
 Smith called the flip of coin to determine who would have the say about drawing first or second. He chose to let his Republican opponent start. Boardman put his hand in the bowl, stidred the capsules with a finger, and picked one out.
 On the very first draw in the ceremonies at the Ketchikan Elks Club Saturday night, Boardman selected the capsule that declared him to be the winner of the race that had wound up in a 1,953-to- 1853 vote tie.
 A doubter in the audience called for a check of the other capsules, All contained blank pieces ot paper.
 Smith, who had hoped to be- come the 18th Democrat in the
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-22
Inauguration Set For January 10

JUNEAU, R - Formal inaugu- ration ceremonies for Alaska $ first elected governor and secre- tary of state were set today for Saturday, January 10.
 The ceremonies here are ex- pected to follow by about week Alaska's formal admission into the union
 The decision on the date was announced by Felix J. Toner, chairman of the Democratic Ma tional Committee and head of the inaugural committee.
 The date set for the ceremonies means that Egan probably will be sworn into office privately some days before the public ceremony
 Statehood will come on a pro- -clamation of President Eisen- hover, presumably about January 3. Fertilization of. the election re- suits, necessary before the pro- clamation can be issued, will not be made before December 26.
 The issuance of the proclama- ton before the inaugural cere- monies means that Egan would have to be sworn in immediately with the public festivities to fol low as scheduled. a
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-22
First Day of Winter
 Starts With Cold Wave

tBy The Associated PTeSS)
 Paralyzing cold gripped much of the northeast as winter arrived today.
 The mercury plunged to Arctic depths in the mountains of New England, New York and Pennsyl- vania. Unofficially, Bloomingdale in the Adirondacks bid for low honors with report of 38 de- grees below zero.
 Winters start in the central and western parts of the country was much more subdued. Although it was quite chilly in northern mid west areas.
 It was below freezing in the eastern Gulf states and readings were in the 30s in the extreme northwest Florida and through most of the states from South Car elina and Georgia to. central Texas.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-22
GOldfine Sentenced

BOSTON, R - Federal Judge Charles E. Wyzanski Jrs.. sen fenced New England industrialist Bernard Goldfine to three months in jail today for contempt of court in failing to turn over company records in a tax probe.
 Miss Mildred Paperman, his secretary for many years, was gi- ven 10 days in jail. Sentences will start January T; Both were re- leased in personal recognizance of $1.O00.
 Their convictions were handed down Friday by Judge Wyzanski.
 The Judge told Goldfine: q have no wish that you spend the season in jail and I wish to give you adequate opportunity to pre- sent this case to the court of ap- peals.'
 A look of dismay crossed the 67-year-old Go1dfine's face. Miss Paperman sagged bit as the judge passed sentence.
 Judge Wyzanski said he based his decision on the fact that Gold fine and Miss Paperman were Gin innate with tribunal proceedings and were well aware of the penal ties for flouting the authority of his court"
 Goldfine, gift-giving friend of former Presidential aide Sherman Adams, and Miss Paperman were convicted of criminal contempt Civil contempt charges were dis missed.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-22
G o P To Hold DeS MOineS Meeting

WASHINGTON, R - Repub- licans will meet in Des Moines, Iowa, next month to pick a 1860 convention site and start working on that years election campaign.
 The five-day series will include meetings of convention site com mitee January 1920, the COP executive committee January 21, and the full Republican National Committee January 22-23.
 The site committee will re- ceive bids from interested cities and may make a recommendation for action by the national commit tee later in the week. The meet ing comes a week after Demo- cratic site committee receives for mai bids at a New Orleans meet ing January 16. The Democratic group will report to it's full com mittee on February 27.
 Seven cities already have sub mitted informal bids for the Dem ocratic convention, and all are re- ported interested also in the Re publican meeting They are Chi cago. Los Angeles, San Francisco, Miami Beach, Philadelphia, New York and Atlantic City.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-22
French Frogman Swims Raging 6OO-Mile Fraser River Through B. C.

NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C.. R = Biting cold had puffed his face, his lips were twice the nor mal size and his forehead showed ugly scarss, put there by jagged but an attempt to prove the frog man Louis Journals was not beaten.
 q am mad like 'ell at thees river," said the former under ground fighter yesterday after be- coming the first man ever to swim the mighty Fraser River from Prince George to the coast.
 Swimming the nearly 500 miles through wilderness rarely seen by man, the solid 20O-pounder from Brest, Brittany, often had to smash through ice with his fists during the 17-day swim.
 But the 38-year-old frogman who once led a party that blew up 200 German ammunition trains during World War II, appeared in excellent condition when h e stepped ashore here to the cheers of hundreds. He was greeted by his two daughters and local and provincial officials
 His wife Lillian, 35, swam part of the way with him but travelled the final, comparatively easy, Is miles downstream alongside in a dinghy.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-22
Mexican Bus Plunges
 Into Ravine, Killing 70

OAxACA, Mexico, R - A speeding bus plunged into a, ra- vine near here, killing 70 persons Sunday in one of Mexico's worst highway accidents. f
 The only two survivors were cri- tically injured
 The bus was crammed with viii lagers returning to San Dionisio from Sunday market day at near by Tlacolula. It had a legal capa- city of 40, but people were rid ing on top and on the rear bumper and hanging from te dors.
 The driver apparently lost con- trol on a curve and ran off the road.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-22
ESC Recommends Changes In Alaska Law

JUNEAU, R - Two major pro- posals were among 12 changes the Employment Security Com mission has recommended in Alaska's jobles insurance pro- gram.
 The 10 minor recommendations were approved unanimously by the five-man commission, at a week-long meeting that ended here Saturday.
 The two major proposals, which will go before the first State Leg islature next year, passed on split votes - without the support of the two labor members of the commission.
 The lack of labor support cast doubts on the possibility of ap- proval of the major recommenda- tions by the Democratic-controlled lawmaking session
 The major recommendations in- cluded one that an experience rating system be made part of the Alaska act. Such a system would mean that employers would pay varying tax rates, with the low est levies imposed on those with stable employment records.
 Also approved without una nimous vote was proposal that would change the qualifying pro- vision of the act. In effect, the change would extend the length of time a person would have to work before becoming eligible for jobless benefits.
 Part of the proposals were that both employer and employe pay taxes to the ESC on total annual wages paid to the workers.
 The recommendation called for a tax rate for employees of one half on one per cent of total wages, instead of the present rate of one-half of one per cent on a maximum of $4,20O a year.
 The proposed tax rate for em- ployers would vary from a min imum of two per cent of the em- ploye's total wage up to an un- specified maximum.
 The recommendation said the maximum rate should be set at a sufficient level to insure that the present program would be ade- quately financed, and with an ad- ditional yield of one million dol lars a year to be used to pay off an eight million dollar debt the jobless fund owes to the federal government.