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Mondar. MT I9S3 P.M. tJncol.i Evening Journal nd Ncbraek. Slate Journal New Pacific Test May Be Bomb By ELTON C. FAY WASHINGTON () The next series of atomic tests in the Pacific probably will include hydrogen explosions of unprecedented magnitude.

Using knowledge and materials tried out cautiously in two prc irfnns series involving "thermo nuclear" experiments the most Nebraskans Fight Clain On Back Taxes WASHINGTON (P) Chailes and Meta Bertrand, an elderly couple of Upland, have challenged a claim by the government that they owe $342,178 05 in back income taxes and penalties. They have asked the US. Tax Court to review the case. The Intemnl Revenue Bureau claims they owe additional income tax for the yeais 1941 through 1947 and 1949 through 1951 total in $232,418.35, along with penalty of $109,759.70. Nebraska couple, Earl Hr and Hazel Beezley of Aubuin, are disputing a claim that they owe $105,933.78 in back income taxes and penalties.

The Internal Revenue Bureau has assessed back taxes of $70,622 52 for 1946 48, along with $35,311.20 in penalties. OTHER NEBRASKA cases pending before the tax court: An appeal by Mrs. Gertrude M. Wondra of Wymore from claims trfat the estate of William G. Scheerer and Mrs.

Wondra, who was Scheerer's wife and has remarried, owe $22,448.35 in back income taxes for 1942 44, plus penalties oi An appeal by Walter IAnor Roy of Fremont from claims that they owe $74,29992 in cacK income taxes ana penaitic fc(r 1945 48. An appeal by Claude A. an Nettie C. Ru ie of Plattsmout from an assessment of $219, 177.21 in back Income taxes and penalties for the years 1942 45 and 1847 48. ANOTHER PENDING valves claims total irnr rr arnillion dollars against Western smelting and Hefi Omaha, and its secretary, Morton The government contends that toy 1946 51 the company owes back income taxes of $282,107.01 and penalties of $141,053 83 for a total of $423,161.44 For the same period the government says Morton Alpirn owes $416,881.53 in back taxes and penalties of S57 27 for a total of $625.8 80.

Violet Gosney McHugh of North Platte has appealed from claim for $31,410.10 in income taxes and penalties for 1947 50 In another appeal Patrick McHugh of North Platte challcngf a claim for $19,987.12 in back and penalties lor years 1948 50. Sputhern Storm TPoll Reaches 43 ATLANTA (IP Flood covered a seciton of South' Louisiana Monday, dead and families homeless. The deaths boosted to number of persons killed days of turbulent weather Suth. The otheis died in toin.i does and storms since last Tues estimated 500,000 an land with six to eifib water. Minor Irritation LAGUNA BEACH, Calif Here's the big one that got Observers here bunrta a huge whale sunning itself about a mile offshoie.

Slicking vertically into its back was a hai recent of which reportedly pro jGrounds apparently represent produced the mightiest mnn madeliiminiuy work for forthcoming ex blast so far scientists and null perimenls ii big scale explosions tary men ore setting the scene foriof nuclear fission and hydrogen what is expected to be a still more' fusion gadgets in the Pacific. awesome test Shot Or ShOtS. onnuinrnrf in Ihe The majority of the compara Eniwetok Atoll tively minor scale explosive tests; of devices and weapons now under: way at the Nevada Proving CARRIERS' HEAD Francis Eckhard of Seward is new state Mail Carriers picsident. (Photo Special to The Journal). Eckhard Heads Postal Group FREMONT VP) Francis Eck hard of Seward Sunday was elected president of the Nebraska served tne max state organ cecdcrl by of Albion.

Other auxiliary offlcci Letter Carriers Association as tne group wound up its two day convention here. Mrs. Richard Nielsen oi re ont was re elected president of auxiliary. Other officers Waller Fcrau. He.tliw.

vlee Dte.ldcnt ol E. TUOMASSEN of David City will continue as national state vice president of the organization. Roscoe Welch of Omaha, retiring president, was elected dele gate to the association national was named to the state executive board Members ol tne state executive board who were re elected THE AUXILIARY re elected 1 of its officers except Mrs. Alicu Snydei of Lexington nuclear physicists now are directed at (A) stepping up the force oi tne explosion and (B) detonating the hydrogen bomb with more economy in the use of fissionable ma terial. To create the heat and pressure Nebraska 2nd in Local Governments WASHINGTON P) Nebraska ranked second among the states In the number of local governments in 1952, the US Bureal of Census reported Nebraska had 7,980 separate local governments, or 0,8 per cent the national total of 116,094 Texan to Help Upgrade Lower Nebraska Courts OMAHA yp) A judge from Dallas, hopes to meet with Nebraska Judges and prosecutors next September for the purpose of setting up a traffic court program on a state wide level.

He is Joe M. Hill, a Judge for 14 years, now on a two year leave of absence to undertake a national program aimed at upgrading poll, and traffic courts for the Ame lean Bar Association. A separate are presided ovc know little about he add Ing that higher standards are being sought for such lowei courts More people pass through traffic and police courts than an; others and, he said, "they get their idea of Justice from tnem Many Iignity iViio ronkr! He said it vas the job of traffic! i courts to sell safety lather than foot WONDER SALVE and Wondtr Th w.i r. t. rws riRni MMiefttad Sop can hlp tou Sfmaimri111' 0 SfldTCT! riMTirrT' Knur i WONDER MEDIC AT KI) Kr ulti SCI r.

I rv Hmrrt of t'oi irrl needed for triggering a hydrogen device something like a standard atomic bomb explosion must be produced. Material wise, this is costly. And there are reasons to believe that the present heat pressure requirements for toucning on There are 86 local governments coud be caused by a per county in mod of As in most Midwestern states, the bureau noted, the bulk of Nebraska local governments are small ruial school districts. The stale had nearly 5,900, enrolling fewer than 51 nupili each. The lamest numerical reduction in school districts occurred in Illinois, reducing from 12,000 to 3,500 in the 10 yenr period from 19 12 52.

In each or six othei states Arkansas. Kansas, Missouu, New York, Oklahoma and lexas there was a reduction of at least 2,000. single atomic bomb. W. F.

VlBBY of the Uni versity of Chicago, in a report Saturday to the American Physical Society here said there was his increase last November in the amount or tritium, a possmie ingredient of bombs. He made no mention of bombs, but other scientists noted that the dateB he cited coincided with atomic tests at Eniwetok. The atmosphere normally con tains only very minute quantities of tritium, a form of hydrogen 'Fra Libby said that between Oct. 14 tea and No tripled, and then gradually went back to normal The Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) a month ago made plain that Eniwetok Atoll, used for big scale tests since 1948, is too small for new tests. The AEC said it now will begin to use Bikini Atoll.

Masonic Home Has Open House PLATTSMOUTH 11?) The Ma sonic Home for the Aged, now its 50th year of service, was vis ited by more than 1,000 persons Sunday on the occasion or its the visitors were shown addition to the home. Supt. William Evers said home's population now was There is a waiting list of Needy members of the Nebraska Masonic Lodges or of the Eastern Star are eligible to live at the We are prepared To iintull 200 LENNOX FURNACES and liVRNEItS before cold weather. We have llic material and rained men to 1 net oil llicm. CALL FOR ESTIMATE BEFORE YOU BUY! GREEN' FURNACE PLUMBING CO.

INC. fi 2377 rt 2800 2747 No. s. Noia Robinson Latest I published the hLFt? 8ZX? 'Vi'S 'XiSS! fScmrem The' 195 1 convention' nwaidod to Omaha. jNnouT1" Frcrmnn Lincoln.

Farm Ileal Kslalc PHr'S'cf show Values Suffer Drop Pia ijw iiM v.n.,...,n, WA51UNU1U1N vn 1 thc lio.til ol rliii "lion" 7J0 Souih 22ml nein estate values chopped 2 per cent siren. Lincoln. Ncbruko. okr Grocer's Intercom Alarm Pays Off FIERCE 0 Grocer Ernest Voss' burglar alarm system paid oil. Voss installed an intercommu nication system between his grocery store and his home, about one! block away, lie leaves it on night as a burglar alarm.

Sunday night, he said he heard; someone entering the store. He; called neighbors and Sheriff E1 mer Kuhl and they surrounded, the store. Kuhl said the group arrested two men and a woman "without (y trouble. Thev were identified as Duane Furstenau, 27; Elwood Kennedy, 24, and Peggy Bartlett, 26, all of Omaha. They said they were en route to Omaha from Lake Andes, S.

D. They said they wanted food They are neia County Jail. Wrong Kind of Ball the The depaitment said declines tor lher individual u.e bp uppIpIm ihe six wet shaipcst in the Westci he paired Mm, the states, but that decreases wcic rurnl.h bond mine widespread man any toui a v.m iw x. i i' grifr for Bills fesllLZZ'lr flLnWlirWlfc MWM ft1 TO! the Pierce SAN FRANCISCO IIP) The San isco Fortv Niners football is baffled over "what should in air, be done with the prize it won on raffle tichet a dozen gou Dans. ITCIilS le HHHN6I952.

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Illinois IN THE face of the extravagant claims and challenges of others, in the face of all kinds of newfangled smokes, Camel's lead in popularity has been growing and growing and growing! What does Camel's great popularity mean to you? To.be so well liked by so many people, Camels have got to be better They've got to have the flavor and mildness that suit smokers best pack after pack. So if you want greater smoking pleasure, try Camels. Smoke only Camels for 0 days and see how agreeable Camel's mildness and flavor are to you! Then you'll know why more people smoke Camels than any other cigarette uameis fff( Isst CAMELS el youKeif See wiSor yoive been missingl GI Choiv Stands Up Under 'Test' FT. OBD, Ord infantry company held open house Sunday to let relatives find out how good Army chow Soon after, 200 soldiers and their guests were rushed to the base hospital to be treated for food poisoning. A Ft.

Ord spokesman reported "In most cases the treatment was precautionary," and none of the stricken were seriously ill. Chicken 'Stampeded' CALVERTON, N.Y. lift A homing pigeon flew into a flock ol chickens on tne wiiioski poumj farm near hear, starting a si pede that killed 141 chickens. ADVERTISEMENT WMStrhl MM fir ITCHING SKIN! Zemo. a doctor'! highly medicated anti eptie, promptly rtlieraa itch, atopa Kratching and so aids fatter healing and cleanog of aurface ikln TCUfl and ecalo EIT1 Another Cold Cup Extra! Free Vitamins and Mineral for Sunshine VITAMIN DJ Scarce in Most Common Food.

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