Ale Bit kkKekk _ Dog Traisn Space in Second Satellite MUTTNIK’S PASSENGER — — This is “‘Malyshka,” ie Russia as the dog circling earth in the second satellite launched by that country. Shown here in its space suit, the dog is an experi- enced “astronaut,” according to a Russian caption received with the picture. ne eet ND to aing Tam dog ond Detroiter Dies in Orion Crash Two-Car Collision Also ‘Injures Youth From The driver of the other car, | Jerry W. Ziegler, 19, of 5940 Coo- | ley Lake Rd., Waterford Town- ship, was admitted @ Pontiac Genera] Hespital with a chin cut, ang released Sunday afternoon. .. Phillips was admitted to the hos- pital at 6:55 and. pronounced dead at 7:55. There were no witnesses . to the crash, and details are lack- ing until Ziegler makes a state- ment to Oakland County Prosecu- tor Frederick C. Ziem today, New Pot-O-Gold Puzzle Brings Loot Up to $900 Another new puzzle means an- other $100 added to the overflow- ing pot, bringing the total loot for some lucky Pot-0-Gold winner to . $900. If you're interested in tuck- ing that into your own pocket, turn to page 9 and get busy. For a few right numbers you can asstre yourself the extra cash you've been wanting for those “extras” that otherwise would have been postponed in- definitely, And it's such fun, be- sides. Get the whole family work- ing on it, and before you know it, that will .be the first thing you look for when you get your pa- per, Just a word of warning—be sure you put the numbers in the blanks, not the words, And you'll be dis- qualified, too, if you send your en- try in an envelope. It must be on a postcard. GOP Leaders to Meet WASHINGTON (INS)—The Re- publican National Committee will meet Dec. 6 to appraise the par- ty’s strength for the crucial 1958 congressional electioris, ie satellite back to earth safely. The dog’s special air-conditioned compartment in Muttnik contains food which she eats when a bell rings. Instruments register the animal's blood pressure, breathing and heartbeat and send it back to earth in coded “‘beeps.” Rocket to Moon May Be Next Sputnik II Gives the World Another Look at Red Skill ear % AP Wirephote : PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER -4, 195732 PAGES 400 Volunteers — Attend Kickoff of Area Drive Dr. Irvin Lists Faith, Realism, Enthusiasm Needed by Workers A rousing kick-off to the Pontiac area United Fund campaign’ was given before '400.-yolunteer workers by guest speaker Dr. Charles E. Irvin. Dr. Irvin spoke at a breakfast sponsored by the Pontiac Manufacturers As- sociation for volunteers who today will begin the three- goal of $612,000. which he believes leads to a suc- cessful community campaign. This factor he called ‘‘a force.” * * * Taking each letter of the word “force” he listed the attributes which volunteer workers need to carry through a successful drive. “The letter F,” he said, stands for faith and is evidenced week drive to reach UF's - He defined in his talk the factor| Pontiac Press Phote " WELCOME SPEAKER — UF drive director Dr. Dana P. Whit- mer, right, extends a welcoming hand to speaker Dr. Charles E. Irvin, who brought an inspirational message to UF workers at the kickoff breakfast this morning. More than 200 UF. worker's attend- _ ed the session at the Elks Temple. Military Hoads, Journals | Lick Khrushchev Boots MOSCOW (#i—The position of Nikita Khrushchev. as top man in the Soivet Union appeared. unchallengeable. today following the political disgrace of Marshal Georgi Zhukov. Animal Sealed in 2nd Sputnik, ‘Just Launched Canine Doing Fine in Special Container With Food, Water, Air MOSCOW (INS)—Soviet iscientists hinted today they might score a double satel- ilte coup with dog-carrying Sputnik IT by —- = passen — and ma even the i satellite itself.-to earth. Sputnik II — dubbed “Muttnik” and “Pupnik” for the female husky aboard —was hurled into the heav- ens near midnight Satur- day with the first living space traveler. By early Monday it had completed more than 15 orbits about the earth and jhad reached heichts of more than 1,000 miles. Latest reports on the dog said she was in satisfactory condition and behaving quietly. . Military leaders and journals of the armed forces were Se ee the former pe whirling more more than 1,000 miles outlit was propelled by @ powerful present schedule. the expected, “It is this,”’ he said, jin space with a little dog named/new ballistic missile, ie “which causes individuals to volun- on|Curly aboard, gave the world an-/ The announcement brought also | The feat gave the Russians iso. ss ajaned: Pund workers.” "oa teat rowenta, | arc, Serpette [a oe ore : peg gee Ce ee ee ae ak meee, 6 SOReREe female Satt ae ae | sate programs. to overtake named Kudryavka, which is Rus- reese oi Md ra es The Soviet Union's second earth nyo ats, But Secretary of jsian for Curly. on ee “ ee een) aloft about 11:38 Defense Nell McElroy and other 5g * * that too re-| officials indicated they. expect someday we Recordings of ter breathing,’ and rush of wind” today. tion was being made. ' Sky Object Stalls Trucks, Creates Big Stir in Texas LEVELLAND, Tex. Reports of a mystery object, Mies an hour. which one witness said flew around with a “great sound! Newsmen and authorities had reports of sightings over a wide West Texas area Saturday and yesterday. Peace officers checking areas where landings were re- ported were unable to find any trace. Reese Air Force Base officials here declined to say whether an investiga- Pedro Saucedo, 30, a farm hand and part-time bar-| ° ber, told officers and.newsmen, “I was driving out to a| munity west of here Satur- day night with a friend, Joe, Salaz, when when first saw the thing. “When it got near, the lights of my truck went out and the motor died. I jumped out of the truck and hit the dirt be¢ause I was afraid. I called to Joe but he didn’t get out. “The thing passed directly over my truck with a great sound and a rush of wind. It sounded like thunder and my truck rocked from the blast. I felt a lot of heat. Then I got up and watched it go out of sight toward Level. | land,” he said. - Saucedo, a Korean war veteran, | said it was “torpedo shaped" or| like ‘‘a rocket,” * * * Ronald Martin, 18, a Levelland| truck driver, said his truck engine) died and the lights went out ‘when Want to Trade? Do you have something you have no further use for that you would like to trade for _ something you want? If so, place an inexpensive “swap” , a4. This advertiser did and * got just- what he wanted. _ Why don’t you try it? Se Pe CHAIN SAW. for outboard "motor or rE 5.3986 after 3. . To hie Your Want Ad | | DIAL FE 2sts1 Just ask for the WANT AD DEPT. & 1 peared. la big ball of fire dropped on the highway” east of here early Sun- day. 3 LANDED ON ROAD Martin said the object changed to a bluish green color when it 'settled on the highway, then changed to a. fireball again when fit rose straight up om ol “* * * | Newell Wright, a Texas Tech ;student from here, reported a sim- ilar occurrance east of Levelland. Patrolman A. J. Fowler said Saucedo and about 14 othérs who called in reports -of the object sounded upset and in some cases / terrified. “They seemed to agree that this something was 200 feet long, farm near the Pettit com-+ | New Red Plane Can Carry 220, Boasts Luxuries By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS MOSCOW — The Soviets have announced a big new passenger! aircraft called the TU114. The prop-jet plane has a telephone. sys- fem, a restaurant for 48 people and two elevators. The four-engine ship can carry 220 persons on flights of rom 800 ito 900 miles and 170 on medium- range flights, the official news re- lease said. The announcement did not give weight. It claimed its engines are but much larger."”’|twice as powerful as those of sim- Lilar- -type craft outside Russia. heart beat and blood pressure, | transmitted fo earth in a coded radio hissing sound, will supply information on the hazards men would face in space travel. IN BOOD CONDITION Radio reports from the orbiting satellite indicated that Curly was alive and in good condition as Sputnik II shot round the world once every 103.7 minutes at 17,840‘ * * There also were hints the little * had officials and the public puzzled animal may be parachuted safe- (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) “E means enthusiasm,” he said, ‘that unquenchable fire by which a volunteer can inspire those he stands for “Unleashed Force,’ (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) Weatherman Sees Gray days are in the weather picture for the Pontiac area this panes The U. S. Weather Bureau Again on Wednesday the outlook is mostly cloudy and little tempera- ture change. The lowest recorded temperature preceding § azn. in the downtown Pontiac was 41. At 1 p.m. the reading was 48.: With ‘Ham’ Operators in Area Muttnik Plays Hide and Beep Muttnik is playing a game of with Pontiac area “ham” radio operators. * x * By GEORGE T. TRUMBULL JR. hide and beep Sunday on several receivers in the basement of the Pacific home. But no signal was heard. “For some unknown reason it was not audible to us,” said Wilson, who has been a “ham” for ~ more than half his 40 years. A check of most “hams” this morning showed that none as yet has picked up the radio signals from the second earth satellite launched by Rus- sia at 11:38 Saturday night. “1 think these Russians have given us the wrong frequencies,” declared Dr. Wilson E. M. Pacific, after many hours of twisting dials yes- terday in an ‘attempt te listen - Sputnik. This one has been tagged by many as Muttnik as it has as a passenger a dog Last reports had Curly surviving science, * x * Dr. Pacific, who lives_at 6340 Commerce Rd., West Bloomfield Township, said he and another “ham” worked both Saturday night and all day had not: given _new beep. to the second mamed Curly. this miracle of to Dr, Wilson. He, Bacow * * * He and other area operators declared they up. Most said they would return to their sets after work tonight to seek out the This and the reactions from Sputnik I were expected to be the major topic of conversation a A SOE ot Cee Conny eaer ee operators tonight. “Pontiac attorney Mitchell L. Bacow said he would try tonight to pick up the signal. It is re- portedly around 40 to 8) megacycles, according ot & : and Albert Lewellen, Bloomfield Township “‘ham,” all successfully picked up the tlgnal from: the Stet Roslen axtificil mean os it circled the globe. played little interest in the fate of the World War II hero. Their attention appeared cap- tured by the launching of Sput- nik I, the preparations for the The announcement of the mar- pected since soon after his dis- missal from the post of defense minister was revealed Oct. 26. * * * - The party Central Committee fi- nally. announced Saturday night that he had been stripped of his party posts. The announcement added that he would be given a new job but did not say what it would be. As expected, the Central Com- mittee said the marshal was guilty of trying to liquidate the party’s control of the armed a “cult of personality” centered on himself. He was also charged with a “tendency to adventurism in his understanding and evaltiation of the most important problems of foreign policy.” Zhukov's successor, Marshal Ro- joined in public expressions of the political — of Zhukov’s downfall. OTTAWA ®—A new 57-million- dollar atomic research reactor, described as the most powerful in: the Western world, started op- erating yesterday at Canada’s atomic energy establishment at Chalk - River, . Ont., 130 miles} northwest of Ottawa. ; rn rey » , & ee ge Eg ee a ee ee ‘shaped like an egg and was lit up) STAReING TODAY: ON THE BEACH FICTION NOW; CAN it BECOME rar one “On the Beach”. is a- terrifying fiction story of an atomic World War III, arth’s last survivers await doom in Aus- | tralia as see tare. Clouds of radioactive mist circle nearer and nearer, Thee \ Based on the Best-Selling Novel by Nevil Shute sso aes Se ses cher Others’ wil in The Press, trough Dec. 7 é 4 \ shal’s degradation had been. ex- forces and of trying to establish |' Huge Reactor Oparethig - Pot-O-Gola Sit Fin Acts of Shefferman Look Into Operations With 9 Firms There Pope a ae Press * Comics eee enue eee e et eeeie | Pes News Heenan eseny 26 sf A ld Adel ch eye de) 6 orem sebneesues +0 ee soe eee b2. COUR e ened tenn ee vanes 9 : Fete eeveweheeens : e Pre rr Spérts bis eihiesi thra 23. ivr ‘Wilson, Earl ce a It glso means the Russians are 2 * 4 oo “THE PONTIAC PRESS. ‘MONDAY, NovEMBER 4, 1957 SS ae Te ee re eae we a — MAKE Pr Se eae eae By PYYLLIS BATTELLE NEW YORK (INS).— painting as they’d tackle a‘job, and if they’re successful in business it in leisure, x * * “Another thing, an executive has long since learned to accept crit- icism and recognize it is valid or not. Unlike the more sensitive man, he cares less what other people think. “He is, by comparison, unhib- have greater drive—they tackle a figures they should be successful . ited. And, therefore, more cre- ative,” This, anyway, is the’ opinion of Elmer L. Winter, president of a firm called ‘Manpower, Inc.," and sponsor. of a unique many-man ex- 2 anion called “From The Execu- tive's Easel,’ which is stirring up controversial’ talk in New York. &.% +f “It’s a big new thing, and saves a lot of psychiatrists’ fees—busi- nessmen painting, Hundreds and hundreds are doing it, working off their frustrations and tensions on canvas. Some of them are good enough to be artists by profession, but nobody I know of has yet given up his business .. . I guess Is Nixon Goi WILLIAM K. COWIE Custom Upholstery 25 Years of Practical Experience | 252 S. Telegraph FE 4-2857 Ye Block South of Voorhets By JACK BELL WASHINGTON ®—Some friend- ly politicians are beginning to be- lieve Vice President. Nixon may ad | = ‘A =e 95 TRADE-IN | roe YOUR OLD WASHER | U > ~ ON THIS NEW DELUXE 7 if he ms I] Regular $159.95 ] OUR SALE PRICE 118 Ww y )) shu 1 Ae Pictured bi DAYS SAME 2 YEARS TO PAY!” cscs t | Wayne Gabert Ku . 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Goodwin Knight's apparent plan to avoid a decisive showdown fight with Knowland for the state’s nomination for governor. * * * Nixon is coming to look more! and more like the man to beat, for the nomination. | That may be a satisfying spot in. (Uisome circumstances. But many. politicians contend that the earlier’ yg\any aspirant arrives at that point, ithe earlier he becomes a target, ~ for political sniping and the more, time he gives his enemies to com-' bine against hm. | ~*~ * & _In some respects, that is what |happened. to the tate Sen. Robert) \A. Taft prior to 1952, Taft drew! so much attention to himself that ‘he became widely known as “Mr. } Republican. " He was the man to beat, and when Taft's critics were igiven the time to bring Dwight D. | Eisenhower around to a receptive }mood, they had the man to beat ithe Ohio senator. Nixon is identifying himself | with the “modern” wing of the |Republicans so widely as to imvite lan onslaught from the- more con- ; servative Republicans who make ‘up a substantial majority of the \\|party’s members in Congress. These Republicans once counted “|Nixon as one of them, Although ithey were disillusioned on that score by some of his actions As’ vice president, they came to his iar Harold E_ Stassen | his abortive effort to knock Q Nixon off the ticket last year. Ni But Nixon's new prominence in the field of potential 1960 candi- |dates seems likely to bring his icritics closer together and to pre- cipitate some concentrated firing at him. ‘Scott Trial in 5th Week; 50 Witnesses Testify LOS ANGELES (? — The trial of L. Ewing Scott, 61, on a charge of murdering his vanished wife, Evelyn, goes inte its fifth week today. Fifty witnesses have been heard and the prosecution still is presenting its case. Mrs. Scott, 63, disappeared May 16, 1955. 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Lanolint E SALE ¥ con- discoveries to greatest heaw ! ntoint Hexa- we all of Bis like to live a little better than artists do.”’ Winter, who took up the brush in 1952 after his wife sensed he was headed fer ar overwork breakdown, stands amid 38 paint- ings by some of the highest-sal- | aried career men in the jand, “You can almost guess a man's profession Sven. wae way he: paints, can't you? e ns ' ® “Here is the work of an archi- tect-all design and symmetry. There are several doctors’ paint- ings here—all precise, tight, re- alistic, very little impressionism. Doctors can't afford to be abstract, I guess. “The business tycoon’s work is 7 From Executive's Easel Comes Fine Art outer world he doesn’t see much of, exeept in his head, or out of train windows.” From the easel of the president of fashionable I, Magnin's in San Francisco, a starkly simple (as be- comes. one who thinks) clump of trees; from Chicago's La Salle Ho- te] manager, interpretations of two facets of a hectic business: a ship- wreck and a sunset. * * i From a Tulsa obstetrician, a dis- turbingly realistic volcano. “Surprising thing,”’ says Winter. “There wasn't a single nude sub- | plains mitted for this show. I don’t know) whether that’s good or bad, signifi-| cant or just odd chance. But considering the fac: that | medes traditionally are the fa- jculated throughout the country. A self-termed men don’t, you might say, in- duige, 3 Winter himself is not represent- ed in the executives exhibition, which in coming years will be cir- “old buildings and back alley semi-impressionist,”” he has won several prizes for his work, ‘but-thought it would be “‘un- seemly" to enter a show hé per- sonally had sponsored, ® * “We're not in this to make money or to show off,” he ex- . “The show basically is to convince businessmen that this is the best way to coo] off after a ‘heated day. And if we succeed, ‘thousands of employes may be grateful—when fhe new, calmer, “Knight Due fo Move |. Into Senateg-ontest Cd SACRAMENTO, Calif.. &--Gov. Goodwin J. Knight was ‘reported lined up for a talk with Presi- dent Eisenhower tomorrow to be followed by an announcement: the Californian will run for the U.S. Senate instead of governor — in next June's primary election. . x *«© 8 : The report in the Sacramento Union was credited to “an unim- peachable source." 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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1957 | ay “Early Week Buys | COME SEE... YOU'LL SAVE AT AGP! YOUNG, TENDER 10 TO 14-LB. SIZES visas Editors Quiz on [ : POLITICS. eae Meitle She entire trans. pe By Br with OLD AMER CAN - KANSAS CITY. No obligation. No one QUESTION: Why do the elephar elephant and the donkey is fos mrss BT I nego — Oven-Ready ftey' were flee on $00 bond ANSWER: Politicians and editors like to have @ symbol to * er | out said represent a political party because such a symbol makes plain at to-/@t once just what party it is that they are talking about or ‘and lovely colors receive | day's federal hearing,” Mrs.| Writing about. . LB the extra-gentle care they | NAACP state president,| The donkey became the symbol of the Democratic party and bd deserve to keep their an ‘iee the elephant became the symbol of the Republican party nearly beauty and color. Ne : wile tee eau 100 years ago, after first being used that way by a famous . Reveal ~— allah 9p le: eet ne nett: named Thomas Nast. Nast was so well that most anything of the sort he did was apt to be} ™ ps ¥ CALL TODAY [othe nay ~ sagen hg ne moncor peneraly. For instance, it was Nast who first pictured sure oil —_ Didi an emotionally charged racial ta Claus as ‘we know him today. Artists have been follow- Pick-Up & Delivery controversy. ing his lead-ever since, E 5 61 7 ‘Meantime, nine Negro students *x* * * -= aaa C F. a 0 prepared for their sixth week of FOR YOU TO DO: With election time near, color this ele- a today at 2,000-pupil Cen-| phant and donkey if you wish and paste on cardboard. Cut ims atte ng niyo i — _ around on outline, fold bottom panel forward, small panel GENEY > cut cocat.A shelton foe of fd | tis ‘teu how atten Also watch newspapers and maga- + @ zines see how o th bols used. 12 West Pike India recently Feta” get \Movie Profits Pl that their combined yearly profits 4 to 6-Lb. 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Birds are an otf This technique indicated im- tional sg of science laying nounced the award yesterday of ‘Subject mediately the comparative sliP- | $4 350,000 to 17 colleges and wnl-'matter “This was a rather slow and ee en Skeels admitted, “so we tried doing it with a standard light truck pulling a trailer. Moreover, we realise information we were getting about our own roads was an important safety factor that certainly would interest highway engineers.” seve on your dry cleaning with eur low cash and carry prices and get SILVER The new unit ere of water tanks (converted off drums) on * Ithe truck, Water is piped to two spouts in front of the trailer wheels, As the unit cruises along the highway, the operator in the truck cab merely flicks a switch that squirts water under the trailer wheels and locks the trailer brakes. * * * As the trailer wheels skid, the DELUXE SKID TRAILER — Designed to be towed. behind a “skidability* of all types of pavement surfaces. The drums in the ‘ registered ona dial-in the truck be light truck is this “skid trailer’ developed by General Motors beck ot GR track provide water te wet the highway being tovted. cab i front of the operator. In . Proving Ground staffers for checking the coefficient of friction or somé runs, Skeels said, the “‘skid im our new Ber - - — = , a nd jo HNGS CLUB Skid Trailer to Test Friction Coefficient de- AR Se Skeels working on their trailer Mea when GM was planning new roads for its private network. The problem was te check sur- face coefficients of friction to General moire Proving Grounds; unit from salvage materials so (during those runs,” staff members at Milford have de-| any highway department could cared. veloped a simple, inexpensive; duplicate and operate it at lew * * ® “skid trailer" for measuring the cost, “We believe anything we can do “skidability’ of road surfaces. ito help highway people with safety eens SUMSE | Atendy the Michirn, $86) SO of road cariaces wil cer|compure wares ese st em Formally known as a “road coet- is tainly help our automotive peo-| crete and bituminous materials. ee ee duplicate unit and other Mehwey ficient of friction trailer,” the de- encies have inquired. about it.|? * Skeels said. “This unit can x * ® vice is an assembly of truck and ag a git n anywhere in the traffic In fact, in two weeks of operating |be First they used a large tank tires on heavily traveled stretches. ‘The “skid trailer” enables high- way engineers to detect these changes from tire polishing action and resurface slippery spots, Neve our tere clerk write the amount of cach dry tleaning purchase on your membership cord. When your bills tote! $10.00 turn in your cord ond © receive « PRE SLVER DOULAR. Gromyko in Copenhagen Suto parts from any parts depart- jover rural and city pavements in 9 “Ment or junkyard. ian eastern state, the trailer made Assistant Proving Ground Di- |4,000 tests sector Kenneth A. Stonex and * * + | “We estimate we skidded the! trailer wheels at Jeast 27 miles! ow, uphill or downhill. Other de- wes used to require blocking off istretches of road, interfering with i traffic." A little more than three years ago Skeels and _Stenex began truck operating in tandem with a standard automobile. The auto braked only with its rear wheels, whenever the tank truck doused a section of the road with water. Strain gauges measured the forces COPENHAGEN “#—Soviet For- eign Minister Andrei A. 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Pare ig ak st gt aly om fgeenie ul Instead, he said, it is a problem 4) 8) Electric at 164- only our indus To Close Election Day knife | Honest ts an chan tee eat on ea chew, = ae ee economy and tan Aire Sc Ea him when Me dashyed des 2.98 a ae CG oe La thn ake kao i try. but Se of thin country Steck his eyes ave Onions, 180) at 4 % at 30%. deNture, rill, eo a meeting of York and American Tuesday, to keep | : et 175! Central off 1 ne plate, moUth, Ford, addressing Deal- changes will be clos captors. were John | Parsley “33 Some aircraft and missile stoc = tee the Mississippi arn lor election day. Held a ees B. | Peppers, : 18 sins. General Dynamic Rus- said automobile 1 MICHIGAN—In ‘Oakiana. H. Ourts, 23, and ola 1 19 made t 51% on 1,500 shares; lity, It also means “ee nace ~ ‘on the 1958 models be Chances are 10 to bate { aie Court for the isles con-| George, 28 dumping Rob-|8e¢ ie ore adnan gener Co. : R t m slans are now ey piney £ “ene eed this i. Ld a Loretis Laci, ‘Thomas, minor. Police said a northeast |Suss at 24% at all Reds May elu —— into space| labor costs.” increases of YOU N Cause ‘No. 14860, se ited, inett Om & ‘country Fond northeast was off % a —_—" pee perry of the! He said cay: Bar tg Feulon paving based a alee ea Dee's eager gy poe iB 5 ioe see Peay Satellite fo Eart seeieat aie Gat cn omen sit te aotine wiles autiineed hee/ lleging. tha , 8 ; speaking earlier abouts “af the’ mother ead sae a southwest of and $500 b 138 New 4 shares and Pennsyl- di > — A ae able yma and in other = gti yee gett ge took between $400 [nor lg 135 19% on 3, d was up % at 15% From Page One) ong Moscow, said the |i our t supply us with parts, te pieces under the } saitin cing and curren. . Be Yaar cig seme Martin Co. rose} (Continued t in the United|over radio was being subjected) 4. spies tha SERVICE SPECIAL * a iy nigh an study ma! e ’ 5. Fa i eaere petitien : ye south on U.S. /Turnips, % at 32% on 1,500 sciat decid. Sines) free wn ngepee - ty sla radation ~ ‘ove ecient oy r outstri HERE'S WHAT WE DO So SF SS pa tnt trv cide hae en Paes ae ee ence fal ge ga . cava Crater, Co in the Cit: ig Bo of dblock near Jac rvice| Celery eneee bo eoscsase< nr sliding average of the equator launching site as tists "s flight through space. tivity, “inevitable increase ‘MENT 12608 West Bly he the 1 ock injlice roa tt and the se End eached, weessesseaenes Associated Press 90 the same the Sovietion man’s radiation harms meant an that. sooner ADJUST omaha ki ae os oak —* Both Robine Pettit of scsrole Lest, bu, feil $2.40 to $155.90, from and — that the hair grey facturing costs in BRAKE nd test brakes on the focenben. sad poe hee - ge’ attendant, Claude rd stocks : Sputnik I = cells, turns hai ax bier tas Rad 0p bo Sofie Wh te checks w obe eae po Bh ogg hn ‘personally station treated at Edwa ereort cos . intercontinental ballistic some skin deterioration | | later 2 all four whee heed; m canes Lane, were. trented bruises of ” £.0.. k Stocks << Ss ee prices. “new car” perfor home ation’ to make Lye rrow Hospital for olficere i (AP) —Eggs, — New Yor J aerodynamic in thh increased n NT WHEEL. it being vt tl sublication of « copy|W. Spa: released, Egy mi nee tations) shape may be of nerve endings Sputnik II REPACK FRO service he ano ay od the face, and Detroit cases ; large (Late Morning Quo’ —Its herical like work on be- N vd ome td he -- BL bate ‘i #8; large ; ©! ether’ then spher itself is the) Apparently of schedule : Doctor BEA ¢ long life an one ic Press . newspaper said, ; @ pune- |**5ce' rade Sveraee i; m 38: spies ones May .. 34.6 Ta the satellite finished ahead fore the Po lice, _=—to assur eenen. Pontise 7. : exhibited ¥ te 42; small Admiral vse 46.6 Kelsey 42.6 I, and rrier rocket Wag l unching be! ed perfor a circulated 1 in sai — eee: Robinett, peg and sports ‘te ye oa: teens 7 ty ee By | deh 38 “3s final stage of vg orbit. Inside cause of its. holiday began. Up to Save eens FRONT WHEELS Moore, Ju st sa ar the oF rage gsersg was relieved et ls pte acne eat 46) Chal °°222 38.4 Kreger | -- $ ,|which ‘took it ~* the dog andipig revolutionary Team Oak Tot Nera caster te. + re SS ae MOORE. | jacket, 10 wristwatch in. | Bre Weighted s ment Alcoa ......... be " Ralis @ container ] a in and toe-out. _ of November, ARTEUR 5. CORR. 46 cents and a $1 knife. Pe ates of ata ny Am Airis... 361 proee th sa Ot 31-4/is instruments. Eas Ro a toe- (A tee bag ER, ine MURTHA addition to the pocket back to ti eps Ont soheee. 4 Gone Am Gran 3a jens © Com .. 43 — weight of the container) - Death Notices Ty - Debra Guest, 2 avert Parag Th student, on the way said mercially graded: large 62; large Am Ma Po : ILe Mack ai i MA ce tus is an times s ROYAL OAK here today after NCE FRONT ts Pi veoncagy ae = Longe Miron it Sn = seege Su, targaltit Motors... a May D sts 1 — psa more than oe ALBERT 1. BEVILLE Papert a a neartatal = r= AY al eliminate AN—In_ the ‘ane, was picked up mediately | 8: ipenane tase A ng 32-33. {am Red ...... POY erck ch & 8 144 184-pound Sputnik MR, é, Tl. |having ills, The baby teering vibration. fe Court for the County of Oakiand,|). Lansing, and im Of 49-40%; medium 40-4 Am Breit". 393 Merr ch & 8 14 that of for Albert I. Beville, of antitension pills. | eights included, bate Court for fon con-ition in to the back seat of| 4-49 Am Tela Tai cis” Mpls 4a MINUTE. CYCLE Service who died suddenly into the pills in an| All weight rie ot Oe oo Caus®itorced to get into ort teed & -- 34ine speeding around| Ser : will be at 9)gotten unobserved, ae Stet oe Poultry Anaconds, .... 4 ene Ss & — Sputnik II is under home Sunday De-jeight of them, Saturday. cerning Loretta kx, father ofithe car. a a: At Mosler "Be :. = at a speed just at his at St. Vincent "s home in Owosso Nhe Raymond Sch POULTRY none. TS ies bee... Sethe earth hour once every a.m. Tuesday ary will be|aunt’s * ou tion having. deen filed tn = rs Crash, Kill 9, | a 5 peidlatchives :.°:: me at | wow fe i3 mm gt ren tis peer Soe ealled|Paul Church. The A. Schutt ~ aie Mr. and Mrs. sS ad Ee ¢€ ‘ A L Pett id minor IT, Nov 4 _— A Gecas aS heed 0 Sy : but it hi said at 8:15 p As the pa home from Court alleging ole ee the ee) Ca pen Leb. ~~ s Atl bs ir trees 6.1 jean Central .. 1 3/about 930 miles, Home Monday t, headed home i ee See ots a thet per po poultry up te ties” type _f2- ed — o - aie 1,056 miles. neral formerly with) nonald Gues' discovered the. j Cc e eee child ts unknown ion support, on T xas oy type hens 17-18, id fryers (2%- Bet .. 35 -. & West oe as high as signals are being Mr. Beville was , the aunt called al Fr sata chit “inoue. ole theas e na Dry type broilers or od One ee * Bs No Am Av .. 333 — Strong radio and 20.005 iac Motor. missing and , said child p= A agg le of the in Sou 13; anaat Grey pay eo turkeys, Borg Warn... 3 1 Nor Pac ..... = ted on 40,002 ),|Pontiac wife Loret- pille were ed State Police, | : 1 eee eS Ge & tees noti- ph Mae 6 pounds) : run Balke ... bry | or sta 14 transmit and 15 meters urvived by his Bet tive who notifi $19 00 vaive In the ne m, you are be tition Nine peTr-ettes ¢ Roll 26%, SO cccers wst Airlin .. 1 i cles (7.5 He is s rs. Elizabeth relativ stopped a . State of ihe ‘hearing Getiend ‘County Tex, #— ars) heavy type fRerrenche .... 39 Ono Ol... 40.1, megacy hinted a daughter Mrs. brother. for the Guests = et Sensis as the Gakion Annex.) WALLER, night when two c: k Cdn Pac... ey ' 7 04 ‘selentists have ta, » Ohio and a An alert t Brighton and Serves Genten, Contd, Rowse of Pon’ ' sons died last near here, | Livestoc! eens feet .. he Ques Ts et tt] Soviet named Linda — ka, of Dayton. the family car # ‘rushed Service crete Mon the 13th dap of hed together 1 t an Cesena Ques Ot 13.3) that the dog — earth by cat. 8. CRAFT, SR. policemen there 12608 Weat County. on the 1 pr Bw 3 in smas the victims bu LIVESTOCK ae: Rae - 84 Ban AW Air. 23 be returned to led MR. RAFE . twe city by that time, tia in Mh ci nes loci eaten throwing all ted wreckage setncer gg agit cocom fet -. Et will hermetically ived of the the tot, unconscious November, A and you Scoally an at said nt from the twis Oct. 3) — (AP) — Sale’ Cen 4 Oh ... $21 Parke Da fas: 18.4 apulting her satellite and Word has been rece Sr., 72, of tal. . 2 ER llpaeed pent the ee & KG A ealeraru: Bee os droping It by parachute |, W2Cd He is the father a el hc maave " Hospital ee ee oe om copy ae children. | scatter a oan: high | Sities Bre. 48 Ds... Od already have! Jackson. 23% Heniy {| antidotes at the Brighton child carvice boreal, bags pp Oe ry odtaree Cty dnl nse” virt seeaaast peat, Rite Clack Beat. et or -. $98) The Russians untely Craft Jr., of survived | antidotes He said the Most Cars pom yg cha ade, Bg gare T printed) Four Visions wase Seen) mova Ses ae toe cows| Siuett Pea... ®$ Philip Mor”. 365 backto earth his son, he is reveved Debra. in another The Pontiac Press, a newspape Seven of the TO” SUEVIV~ oie 00; canners. and eut-| Guat Pee «- "34 ae or — cogs to heights of] Resides : Craft, his moth- have been dead ? ae ee ee Arthur & There were and Hi00; cannere and yam -.>- S a.) firing them his wife Loretta daugh-| would Hl for “twine. the, Honorable in the City eT 12.50-13.80, few Ae Five oe .: 4s.¢/after @ miles in rockets. |, Craft and three ;|30 minutes. Drive in or ca : egg f said Court, this ist da) ors. on a dry ters 10.00-12.50. fed nen Rs Proct & wees 824)more than er Loretta , Adrian; of Posting in a gd oO Bhip dinar ar troapininrtye Vaca 4 and heifers moderately active fie ee Ey Aid 18 TRAINED J brea pre lhe omnizes On, oppgintment Spee: tb re stra ao lane, ceva el lente, a |teorte td, heilene cents pes ooere Rk gg By gos groan adsense Mages OY Baajosin Prien cf Soh Be Open Auto Agency BLE oa ire oop eet te Resist noes omen, an ie be mal , rosin cont 2 re Rex. Drug ee 284 bas as she sails a cia cone = Jack ai W. Ross Laveens | r 4 $ fo n e See ac NE mibar a Ror aatss bles as she sal Sal Finoral aes SN ty Se land announced this = U, 8, 290, . 4. & ;. ae eet, heavy ing. brces eak yee. 8. i ~ A 11 = ge ter She been F Funeral servi and Hogs cians opening of their i STORES f=: patie’ by relents ates wet, full decline ‘be much | Com PA >: . Salgway 8. : 344) with food and little « every | son. week the dealership here under : 'm- Eo rhe dead arte deputy medical ate tab wuiew. caine the week. abel G ie Pa Saitrained to eat ed a the usual JULIA ANN HARKER _ tautomobile a 146 West Huron | i Lj weak, — «+ 81s cone 28. wing : r, ie i | FUEL | & jatives an ming dl pee a. one | 8,3, ‘ce steady, od? steers 24.00 ook mee: gh SB pa dere “ pooner everything TROY — Mra. Jill at — ed Beara frm cade esa FE 2-9251 | Henry Gaines, i Gere ues ok. stones 35,78-96.8. Ee tacnete 33 Sears Rowe. $3| 8 53 Leetonia St. ital. Her’ tranchises by Chevrolet, isions of ‘Contract foc tse cars: we Lee Cun- prime cs ones mined low EI pug ts: % econ 0: *: $03) at once. ~ < * A pad 2. eae and Oldsmobile div No Cont : Ptrude, 54; Mrs. 45, Gaines’ sister; choice steers fae a Lyn y wins | Ener ned ... oi — SS :--- 3. ruments attached to aaa body is at the Price ements are the General Motors Corp. : iningham, ar temeiate ae is 4 to low choice heifers $1. nd , cutters pace. - me 3 of Ot Gal --- ES) Inst dicing back her — gen-/here, where arrang' Necessary four oe ee Taplin, cee ps lal ond i Kent Firestene |... “a ytd OU KO $14 aad heart action ‘. end airless| pending. PHILLIPS e Pe Per ‘dren; Gantt, 22; Emma |i choice year! steers 93.10-96 Mot... 7 sta on ‘4 oe ST container ts are JARVIS J. Call Today - [Mrs. Catherine 10, and Vernice |sné * pelfer salves 25.08. 28 cents] Frock “Tre *:: 104 Stud Pack .... _3.7| supplied Other instruments MR, 31. 6450 Peter Lost eo : Bearden, 6-week-old | 410 Ib. Selable 180, Butchers 28, cents om rete «. 2h a-Si y 3+ 5 ionosphere. on cosmic rays, is J. Phillips, 37, at . Oil Co. ‘Mae Mrs. Gantt’s d| Hogs — avendy to 3 ceate mixed! Gen Elec +: OD Ow BLPa . $23| sending signals and so-|~ Jarvis roit died Saturday G ry ' ;Ray, 1; all of Houston; an over: — Cs gee 2 3 and HE - we 3 as © ye Ha rature and pressure boro St., Detroi it rego >mp-| vee MEE :. 11, tempera’ short wave General Hosp ture Bivd. | daughter Newcomb, 51, of Hemp-idecting oa, ‘erie, a Fimo". 3 Fes Ger oo dave cothatiea tn toe of|the Pontiac in on aa ; t e u 94 East sais a was driving alone in| 1S. Ne. Te:16.38° No. 1. o"a\Qen tire. Ei homp Pd...) a8 ar violet and Roentgen region es eres Plan or . =f Phone FE 5 | stead, who {e0-180 Qt oes Bho 18 Oe: na.25; | Sibetae et yy a . ancient en M36. his mother, : his car, 3 400-600 rae. Compared § rich 5.445 cf) Tran W Air ** S94 the spectrum t Aviation is survived by his and 3 2 Wises steady; year .... Transamer 222 of Soviet He is : of Pontiac, Gr iy onal ae par Pateel. 1 oo -:: el an Seumal saying R. Phillips, ‘16 . ; . : ad on Fuel? inet = . Uae! Ot No Re “er hg Ondered ni quotes Soviet ——— = even |Mrs. gros Drs. Exmest = I. umber of investors vie LUNCHEONS Reds Ahe ce |"Ca : Compared “tea Gulf Of --...108 Om Cos ‘tia’ they are confident er—can be | th Detroit; Mrs. Naa Soa ot We have a great n vings shares pay, | — A Polish spa changed today. s good to low) torch — . 95 Unit > gall 54.2 a human passeng: from the Sone, Eugene Wyman larly in our sa {814% ‘Tee. Cream WARSAW he believes prices 4 37.00-38.00 sea standard Relea “* sa6 J aed Pruit roe $83 down safely and Mrs. - hiswbrother Ross Mc- Save regu te of dividends o 72 Sealtest Ic scientist. said today new type of |prime 21,00-27.00;, utility | ai 5 ag Fa - ot oe Has’ 112: 33 | brought by parachute. 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