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Nixon Denies Calling Truman Traité? Valentine's Day a Day of Truce Adlai Survives Cobo and Ford Fe or Outstanding Ser vice 
on Oregon Tour Will Not Run | ,— Adlai Stevenson, no stranger to 
close calls, escaped injury yester 
day ifthe 35-foot plunge of a snow Or overnor 
tractor that crunched through a 
snow cornice and toppled over. 
Five others aboard also were un-| Detroit Mayor, Solon. 
hurt Leave the GOR Field)   
  Says He Never 
Termed Dems 
“Treason Party’ Defends Controversial 
| Brink of War Remarks 
            
    
  
   
      
  
  | Ia i i by Dulles prevoius brushes with vies 
danger, Stevenson weathered a Open for Bentley Y 
helicopter crackup and an auto 
accident. And lightning struck an = DETROIT “) — Mayor NEW YORK (INS)—Vice 
| airliner carrying the Democratic | Albert E. Cobo of Doren President Richard M. Nixon 
| leader nearly two years ago. The denied last night that he : 
plane landed safely. and Rep. Gerald R. Ford had called former . baie ever a c | Stevenson, candidaie for the Jr. (R-Mich) today bowed “ . ana 
| Democratic a mie out as possible candidates ri arry 5. uman 
jon, Was spending a’ brief holiday . a traitor, 
lhere while preparing an address for the Republican nom- king his sil 5 j i . 5 Brea g silence on \for delivery at Seattle tomght. (ination for governor. 
| An aide said the speech would That apparently left the the accusation by Truman, 
deal principally with foreig gn policy | field to R Nixon also told newsmen 
mater open eo sep ain’. he had never termed the Following yesterday's mishap, ‘Bentley (R-Mich) ‘to seek | ie 
the shaken tractor riders clam-'the nomination if he Democrats the party of 
bered nearly a half mile uphill h H seat treason” or questioned the 
through snow to this Mt. Hood c O0SES. e prev iously had - l : . we oyalty of its leaders, lodge . ‘said his decision depended Mixon! conceding he had 
ACTION PREVENTS FIRE ~on what Cobo did. Another ti d th : t ge | Stevenson said that as the trac tor possible contend is: Don- | questione: . judgmen J er n started to go over, he braged bis ald S. Leonard: the GOP’ of leading Democrats, de- 
AP Wirepbote hands on \ts metal sides John ar e 5 FS , ‘clared: 
FRIENDS FOR A DAY — Natural enemies Buffalo. They are headed for se parate homes, by |Macone, the driver, cut off the igs: defeated 1954 candidate. 5 AP Witephete, “Ih l 
forget their differences on St. Valentine's Day, as adoption, so they ll have to find few ‘sparring ‘nition, and Ralph Wiese, district Rep. Ford said in Washington NIXON HONORED — Vice President Richard M_ Nixon receives |. ave always said there 
this pair demonstrates in the SPCA shelter in partners by tomorrow. forest ringer, said that prevented that Gotusa deciaian) doean | elton the ‘National Republican Club's second annual award in New York (18 only one party for trea- 
: _——— a fire. The party. W iese said, 85 my intentions. My oes last night, a bronze head of Abraham Lincoln, from Thomas E. |gon in the U. 8. and that is 
: “very ek , : op esemt plans . Dewey at the club's 70th ¢ 1 Lineoln Day dinner, N ‘ } Re ‘ ; DAES apis pois ou at) ‘ annual Lineoln Day dinner. Nixon was hon- ” 
Valentine Travels 8,000 Miles to Pontiac = © © #. ~i Tee cris the Houari sor aAntandbag service o (kelnation” ll the Communist Party. of Representatives | : _ _ ___| The traitor-treason controversy 
th t Linc ol Dine i Cobo, whose four-year term as * ‘was renewed recently when Tru- 
OCa usinessman 4 ing: S »Wwee ear mayor expires at the end of next man told newsmen in New York year, said he had decided | —_ “to be called a traitor by a 
From Hong Kong After 7 - Year ett acalna running tor goVernor be Sul Or ccuUSIN | OW lS 2ees oo af efs e in cause *he wanted to compete | |is Ae to take.”’ 
the various civic projects that | Nixon previously had declined to 
als S. L. Hong received his Valentine one Lin lost her father when she was only one an had been started since he took 'comment on ‘Truman's. accusation, 
week arty ; her mother when she was eight. Both died from office in 1950. After speaking to newsmen, the 
Hong. 29, proprietor of the China City Res- ine famine of war. Her grandmother died in 1949 Advance Sales Indicate 0 | in rocer ermiz. Se eee ka tatfrant, got his greeting not through the mails but F ; 600 Planning to Attend The mayor said he had given; | coln Day address before the Na- 
from an airport in Hong Kong 8,000 fhiles from from a heart attack leaving her alone scrious consideration to requests, | tional Republican Club at the. 
Pontiac. ‘I started feeling sorry for Lin and T continued Event Thursday ‘that he run for governor. But, he | Waldorf. Astoria, 
The Valentine arrived last Wednesday, after writing her which I had been doing since 1949," said: . DETROIT (INS)—Mrs. Victoria Hermiz, 25, and her ‘van implied defense of the 
being delayed for seven years Hong said Advance ticket sales indicate at Fail ae would hes an secret boy friend, Maurice Hamilton, 20, today con- “brink of war” policy outlined by ane ar ta o tra 1roughow e state, 
The Valentine was Hong's childhood sweet- “Around 1954 I started telling ber 1 was in 'ast 600 persons will shee oe lo the extent that may be required | ifessed plotting the murder of her husband but each Secretary of State John Foster 
heart, pretty little 21-year-old Lin Kven Lee, who love with her and would bring her over here at 66th annual Lincoln Repu plican and. at the same time a Dulles in a controversial magazine : Club banquet Thursday at 6:30 , carry on accused the other of the actual killing. will celebrate her 22nd birthday with Custer the first chance.” > \the proper duties of the mayor's. article, Nixon declared: 
today. Gnce long s\ methen wholicared for Lintefter ae in Me Kinane a erase | office.” However, Detroit Police said the question of whose “it's a lot better to be on the : nce Hong's mother who cared fe an & obert utton, club puesiden , . brin . 
‘She is the best Valentine I could ever hope — her gr: andmother’s death, requested that Hong send said today “There are developments that hand was on the murder knife was almost academic beggars = - =“ 
for Custer said. ‘There is nothing I care about an engagement ring to her in Hong Kong. “! wanted ° Tickets are still) moet be eae ne in the eae | because both have admitted complicity in slaying and | ie cocartad” that “the ‘Truman 
om F - : wo . uture whic sincerely eve . ; k - a ee the happiest man in the world toe there to present it myself, so I refused,’’ he availabie how: | are of major importance to the under Michigan law both can be charged with first | aes ‘heson policy got us into war; 
sinee Lu arm cn t Se B . i 
: - ever, from Oak- future of Detroit and they are part degree murder. the Eisenhower-Dulles policy got 
WEDDING PLANS LONG WAIT REWARDED . f the " “ 4 ‘us out.” + | | i M . . land county Clerk of the program which we have First degree murder warrants against the pair were Although no date has been set or ring presented, In March 1955 there was an opemhg for a Chi Lynn D_ Allen (Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) . RIDICULES DEMS 
Custer, whose real name is Suey Lin, admits they nese refugee and Hong along with his {mend, Rob- Robert CC Miller, expected to be issued today or tomorrow Nixon ridicwed Adlai Stevenson both have wedding plans ert Giffin, of Farmington. made the necessary of Pontiac Mrs The murder of grocer Aziz Hermiz, 38, early last Sen Estes Kelauver (D-Tenn) and Hong, an Amencan citizen. adopted the Custer arrangements for her trip. Hong financed the entire John Schock. of ity an l e Fr iday resulted in one of the most puzzling criminal New Yak ‘Gov. Averell Harriman 
es , i ae he o beans tea (ey ene inp and Giffin loaned the girl money when she ar Berkley and at jinvestigations in Detroit® : ia “three candidates in search of a : on us io : : ia “ Suc y 7 a ‘ me + rived : F Osmun’s store and . history crisis.” 
wirl’s 1 7 Wi “dz ange e F Speaking very le Einglis j hroug : > . : ‘ 
He fae ee in thik eountey annce ca “chen he > fe a ea ie “ ae ‘ hel ’, eels th mel 2 Annett’s Kealty in All of the principals in : Cloudy, Some Rain, * ie said fllinois, “which gave the | lé 1 ; untry S er epretes fone sud she likec Orta very much me ' dow ntown. . Ponti ocomoe ive the slaying are natives of nation Abraham Lincoln, the great had to leave Lin after a four year acquaintance but was hesitant to answer questions about her ro- SUTTON ac ‘| rail-splitter, has produced Adlai He first met her when she was 12 vears old. mance with Hong due to Chinese custom me i : Iraq and questioning es Tonight, Tomorrow Stevenson ‘the great hair-spitter” 
He discovered her fost from her grandmother's But from the expression on her smiling face. it d ie eRe shane La Peter Manni, a3, Dies hampered by a difficult . aa : 
care, crying on a Hong Kong street outside-a = wasn't hard to tell that she, like Hong, will cete. “immer arrangements, all reserva: language barrier. MYIs.! ‘rhe weatherms : . He claimed the Eisenhower ad- : Hoan should belmadelby Wed When Dra d Alon ve weatherman says it will be : movie thenter brat) thelbost Valcnuine « Day of their livesitidas Se eas nae gge 9 Hermiz and Hamilton, son mostly cloudy with oceasional rain, "™nistration’s “most important’ nesday : ! r. . . occasional ra . brine ; ; 7 Near Crossing of a wealthy Scottish mer- tonight andlsain or eesow! tomarron Sever Pome grees y : j . . ae . ° . rincipal speaker will be U.S “hs - : 4 " | “restora o ¥ ° | 
Women and Moonbeams Have Boyle Dizzy Sen Bafry M. Goltwater (R-Anz chant in Baghdad, ae He predicts a low of 31-35 degrees! integrity and dependability” in Goldwater. 47 was elected in tra. A Pontiac switchman was English, Arabic and Chal- tonight with @ high tomorrow of/ Washington. ditionally Democratic Arizona in dragged to his death yesterday dean, an ancient dialect 31-35 The south to southwest} fA APR ivthe De Tall 1952. He is chairman of the GOP afternoon by a passenger train spoken bv Christ ~ winds will shift to west to north- P; ‘ ‘y So scorec 5 pegir 
a 0} n O us OC “ natonal Campaign Committee locomotive which apparently, “The case broke vesterd iy when West tomorrow morning ary a ve t ‘ leld of ee = aoe . 4 was rights. He said the Eisenhower ad- wife, Margaret, will accom. Snagged. his clothing as he was! ypc. llermiz. the mother of (wo : 
; ehociAe the trecic , We ministration had made the greatest pany him walking beside the track near the admitted her part in the plot wanna in Nesroirehts piece! Din 
- HAL BOVLE in business Tf her horse loses. he vife expects something extra Other honored guests will include Johnson: avenue crossing but insisted Hamilton wilded the Traffic Mishaps Joon. er ee eee com 
SEW ORK UP The war he can then tell her, “So long, kid) from her husband on this day Congressman George A_ Dondero, Pontiac Police detective James Knife H Hyp Seat - 
1 1e sexes reaches do of Ro i ‘ongre : aPonsie said Peter Mz 23 e especially picked out Earl onthe * . ces h kind of 1's been mice knowing you, but dedicated to love, even if she has is ie oe a ee ee a i“ on a ra “ ne dead on Shortly after. a cab driver ar- Take 3 Li ves Warren, ‘‘a great Republitan chief - climax on Vatentine’s Das , \ : ; Seva p ces DENTE 0 MOSSO, Slate GO , » LINCO we ‘ pital My = . S . . °. ° «tice”’ - pre . This ial the one dais af the ven I gave you sour chance, You can't to chivvy her forgetful mate into Chairman JoWn Feikens: State arniyal at Pontiac General Hos rived at police headquarters and 1n Michigan justice,” for praise in speaking for 
(Nal sondarates ihe cavern toon the expect an ambitious guy like me presenting her with a black eve Highway Commissioner Charice pital said he drove Hamilton from a Unanimous Supreme Court in or- 
hen <i = Hi Searraree ren ‘ne wets: 1D We himself up for life to a hard But swe h is the understanding a yg cate Auditor (Cen a near the Hermiz resident shortly BAY CITY uP Willam R dering the end of racial segrega- 
 dealu . it th ‘ nin a luck dame like yu nature of most wives however | ‘i john M rain : Train’« engineer, Wayne Dun after the murder occurred. bostcr 47 of Bay City. died laxt tion in.the schools. ‘ eating MM 1 ¢ Aminine fen : Cel fe JO vif } = = . nen rly i, 0 bay ¥. « ‘ a 
ia What about the married man? that it isnt really diffrent te — . ton, 61, of Detroit, completed his Hamilton later broke down and night He was injured in an au a 
Aime ay fe Kern peal AVell. oddly enough, Valentine's please them, bless their gentle V | : G D sokeduicd run) trem: iarand te said he a 1 Mrs tte ati 7 led faine ile aceider 1 Jan 29 ‘when Curr ‘Arrai nme | 
fevot the Nant umco nema = is ve jones ner I\ a eae souls alentine ets uty Detroit. : their money to hire a paid killer Ws car ran off a road north of y g n 
come apart at the seams-at this SITES rat vet WES Nave MIs ie Here reo a few sugiestions on FT SLOCUM. N.Y. om — It prob Dunton and the train had left Known only a Mr Brown lic’ Bay City : al 
season Thes appear lost ina cloud [M0 If on aw polesale CAE (Continued on Page 2, Col 84 ably was inevitable that Amman the accident: scene before police: said Mr Brown” and another Scheduled for Today of moonbeams Them usual whims James RR. Valentine drew the armved, LaPonsie said and the man took dhe money at knifepoint ADRIAN  — John J) Silhavy ; : 
iron become whims of molas 7] A T d charge of. quarters duty fer to. body had been moved by Grand jast Wednesday during a meeting.te 4. oof Midis ind was killed vester Charged with first-degree mur- 
TT ire a rnately der d- nigh Sg ( ‘ 2») . <« Trun om actor Jobr 4 : ion th sOrder al . day in Aa two-cs cr i an - : 
me ] ee rs st nniversary_ O Lay a a nd Ua Seis | ae ate : . Wie strange the mu i" 1 ic my . . stot der, John A, Curry, 27, of Pontiac, “ and placating. wistful and pet ee ee Valentine's name just came up in hams. who ordered™it taken to the Hamiltoh, °a student in Detroit > » near Adnan, \Four per- : . 
ant ; % 3 the normal order of rotation hospital after pronouncing Manni said he went to the héuse Thurs- sons were injured seriously in | Was slated for arraignment this 
“What gets into women.around > — dead at the scene day and that sometime during the the same crash afternoon before Oakland County 
P 1: ee Dunton tater made a statement might Mrs. Hermiz emerged from \Cireuit Judge Clark J. Adams. Valentine ayv?"' the r _ * CIN rT Hits ean pearakicg. 0a wat poipriie Offers Horse Meat to Detroit Patrolman John Warren, her husband's: room with a bloods SAGINAW 14 Miss Linda L Curry is accused of beating 
want?” : : BERLIN wu Communist Fast but was not held cknife saying “it's done, it’s done’ Davis, 61, of Saginaw was killed |Frank L. Beheydt, 57, to-death in 
: Germany, suffering from recurmng Company officials said Manni “rs  Hermiz admitted taking yesterday when she lost control the victim's room in a local hotel 
Phe part of the problem is sim- meat shortages, has opened a-married and the father of one part in the plot to hire the killer of her car on a snow-filled Sag- Jan. 18. At a lower court examina 
pl A child may believe in Santa horse meat restaurant called the chitd. had been ~emploxed as duit sisted Hamilton actually inaw street. jumped the eurb tion a witness said he saw Curry 
Claus all year round. but it is the Pony Bar” <witchman about = month fa tsine d her husbe red and @rashed head-on into a tree “hitting Beheydt 
present at finds tinder the tree at i u - _—_—_— 
(hitstmas that confirms its hetef | “ ~ 
Wemen e like that about lov hi i 
eigen rea Churches to Mar S ednesday y fTAIK them nioy behien h 
e ft mo 1 Peet t Valen | 
oe the ant mething move ar Area ehurehes will mark the at phe foiheran Church of the AS Tine Vis of the Cros will von Penn will be served at & and sermon in the church at 48 
F thy penn: of the 4§0 da period of censior nyt the pastor the Pe he the theme of the serie of sub Cinest speake will be D John p.m. | 
Lent toemoryow with special Ash George Garver binging the Lent ects on which the Bex Carl Wo Dasson. recently inaugurated = : 
iyplazel ar ee ah (he present Madiecday aac oy aieseage at dn Nelson? will speak at St. John’s president of Adian College. A ser- There will be penetertial office 
rive them isnt so important The St. Paul Lutheran Church Lutheran Church at 7 50 pm ies af dinner programs will be held and a celebration of Holy Com- ~ foo . <<. 
will have si UL mices du . , during the Lenten seasc unlot n / Sa upis Often acsmall sprig of eld dia- ve fF a EL be o , A 4 = The Rev, dames W. Deeg will AOR Ne EEN = apne ay all uo Episcopal 
monds Will please them as much uf 0 an eit ia an es : It S So Easy cree speak on “The Cross in’ Your Holy Communion will be eele. Church at 7 and 10 a.m. Wednes- 
as a big heavy new mink coat. Ge ee nine " ees A ne ~ A Life’ at 7:30 p.m. In the Qakland = brated at 10 a.m. in St. Dun: day, THe women of the church 
GES Gare) nS hat _ the h aaa anes “ Eta “ lal hae | ash ree : ae Park Methodist “Church. Begin.  stan's Chapel at Christ Church wl] meet at 1? am. tomorrow and 
a ar 1} Deeley! ma eeu me eanihe emer “Your Bederpucn iat ie. vu eaee See ‘ ning next week, the church mem, Cranbrook. Dinner is scheduled ‘the following five Wednesdays for 
ae ke wn - suas way The Rev. Otto G. Schultz will used Look in, the basement bers will meet for dinner at 6:30 for 7 p.m. with penetential office workshop to help hospitals and 
ne 7 : 1 x thi oe Tie okt speak on “dudas, the Avari n the attic, in the garage p.m. Wednesdays. This will be other charities. Material will be 
ir : an ae Be ae cious,”” at 7:30 p.m. in Grace Round them up and place a followed by a Lenten program. : ‘ - |provided. Luncheon’ is scheduled 
in’ that the box of candy he buys _Jatheran Church, Each Wednes- Want Ad at once! This little = In Today S Press _ for 12. noon with a Lenten Lecture 
1 girl at Valentine will wind up jay duri 3 ervice of ad brought over a dozen Coming to the First Methodist . at 12:30 by the Rev. Lewis Towler, hy June into a honeymoon he has oay hash Lentils GY Logins tu calls and sold both {tems Church tomorrow night will be the County News 5A ee hoes ig) | Se ee : : . see worship will be held, followed by from the first. tnsertic 7 : “. curate ; ty pay for on the instalment plan pee Om sen. Rev Paul Pumphrey of Marlette Editorials . feces . 6 a “Six 2 | oe : a coffee and friendship hour. : ; es >, 2 He. will spéak on. “Six Great law can the cagey bachelor Following the diriner at 6:30, which Sports ......... acces 20, ZI | ; : , 4 . ‘ . J 5 PC CHROME DINETTE 8&7 : . iPersonalities of the Old —Test- 
Please his girl at Valentine and . $ _ : dil ‘St. Trimty Lutheran Church is Formica top $40 2 twin . will be prepafed by the women of Theaters ; \ it’ Pehefential~ office with NS 
; m t cammit himself urlalter . . . : : j AP Wirephoto Piacning a weekly Wednesday eve mattresses FE 3-7302 the church be will show LS lered TV 4 Radio Programs ag aeeeer and sermon wil be at 2.2 . 
V . “DONT TRY TO BE BOSS” — Mrand Mrs. Abner Braude. both (DDR wor ship hour for the Lenter To Place Y W; _ slides and speak on The Navalo Wilson, Fart : em: . 
* an : ; : 2, , ‘season. Pastor Ralph C. Clars will otiace .our ant Ad Indian’ SimNar® programs are Women's Pages 13, 14, 13 * More deal aval ound dine present oo vears old, exchange kisses in Philace iphia as they mark their 71st A tomorrow eee) a) 2 on ore Oy ety) med Dent oR ber, man, ‘that thoe A gped sound tip pre Ae - ; 7 ; : Se feria fun , Preach tomorrow night. at 7 3 DIAL FE 2-181 eduled weekly, during wi . emembe 
her’ with an Tnsh sweepstakes “Odding anniversary Laas on Valentine's Day. Their forma fora, . , Ask f The annual Scehodl of Christian Tadies’ Day Speetal art dust and unto dust thou shatt 
ticket. Tf her yhorse wyns, she'll happy marned life i Always be kind and cansideratle and never ‘Thr traditional Ash Wednesday : ust Ask for the Living will be held at Central Roitens Deubie Stamp aes return,” will be said by the Cath- - 
have enough, dow! fo set him up never try to be boss: (See story. page & } : ervice with sermon is scheduled W ANT AD DEPT. Methodist Church beginning tomor- p « ® Bianderd Beriice 444 OaBiand ‘Continued on Page a Col. 3). 
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