. ] : x? | The Weather — U.S. Weather Burese Forecast j ; ; Cooler Tonight | ‘ : ens 2 alg . beat a = : 17th YEAR “7 oe + wk, PONTIAC, MICHIG GAN, MOND. AY, NOV EMBER 2 1959 —40 PAG ES . ona ra pase R PACES . No Gondola Ride Orion a Dies 7 - | | - State Weekend Bloody RedsRefused Disc Jockeys Get Heave-Ho - {Are Killed Officesin Cuban ~ as Payola Plays Bitter Tune Highways; NEW YORK +(AP)—Disc Jockey Sunday fired dise jockey Thomas WABC fired Freed Saturday alter wid Hunters Shot a Or rou Alan Freed, a pioneer in the rock (lay whe admitted taking payola. he refused to answer questions pul . ‘nt ‘raze who has been fired i ; to the stations record spinners oll craze Dale Young, master of ceremon- - by a New York. radio station. jes on WIBK-TV's Detroit Band- 6 Young Boys Draw F Confederation Backs meets today with officials of “\tand,° resigned. Young did not DETROIT W— Don MeLeod, 51 Persons Routed in : ‘<4 television station here to talk (omment. Detroit dise jockey, resigned ; ' Out of Anti-Communist jioit payola _ , Pair of Fires ‘ , ’ . Bill Michaels, WJBK-TV man-| fem radio station WIBK today. U.S.-Dominated Unit = . , , He was the third dise jockey to While congressional investiga- | 48er who announced Young's res- or probed — payola—under-the- ignation, said the Storer Broad- HAVANA (.?—The Cuban ris payments by record com- Casting Corp, is investigating pay ae Michigans highways, wa- Confederation of: Labor. to- panies to disc jockeys for plug ola at all its TV and radio stat- Freed insisted he was honest and terways and woods over the - ring certain records on their pro- tions in Detroit, Cleveland, Toledo, it Was an insult to ask hin. weekend ~ > . gs “ - | . grams—some stations took quick Milwaukee, Atlanta, Los Angeles.-— oraciats of WNEW-TV here. leave the station within 24 hours. Violent death stalked day elected an executive j hills 5 a . yr 1 3aC ee > committee made up entire- action vue Figg samt, and Wher) aioe asia a Kresd ubew, Among 10 pensons killed ly of members of Fidel Cas- In Detroit, radio station WIBK a eu York. vadio station, 88Ked. the dise jockey to meet in traffic accidents was a tro’s revolutionary party with them today. 14-year-old Orion Township and rejected a Communist ~ *& “We want to know what the girl, who died this morning party bid for posts on the if rkish Scandal ‘Wanted Security situation is,” suid WNEW TV gen from injuries. She was in a : v eral manager Benne sorn. “We . . ne . . labor high command. U | f Wif FE ] . don't believe in prejudging a man head-on collision which Despite the rebuff to the Or re, am y: On the other hand, we don't in- Killed a Flint woman Sun- oa ; pe . 8 = ‘ tend to be soft or ostrich-like in dav south of Fenton. organized Reds. informed Hits U S Officers / Took Payola wr fecisian” Two hunters were shot to death ) . > AP Weephoto SOurces said the 13-man ~ *®* * ee ; ean ar) Ee . = an : accidentally six youn boys A WATERY EXIT — Persons at a home in homes because of the flood. Here, O. W. Morris, group elected early today LETROIT +‘AP)—A young dise Freed was not available for growned and 51 Pie pl | the Snohomish Valley west of Snohomish in in plaid jacket. helps Kay Troupe, 15, into the by the 10th National Labor Entire Izmir Command jockey, fired during a broadcast- comment them children—narrowly escaped ) Washington left by boat Sunday when two rising boat as his daughter Ellen waits. The person in ; . . T f d i Fl ing mB company's “fine-tooth comb", The payola probe drew cCom- qeath in separate fires at Flint and i Northwest Washington rivers surrounded the the window is unidentified Congress included several ransrerre in aring probe into payola, admitted he ment from Federal Communica-| port Huron ; res : -vacuate sir ‘or - it istS a}? nen tions Commissioner Robert EF : house. Scores of families had to evacuate thei! former Communists and Blackmarket Case was paid $6,000 to plug records a whens spoke at a breakfast Georganna Matteson, daughter , . . some Communist sympa- a hie erie ore & of Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Mat- = e : ( Ss radio program here Sunday. Lee said payola disc , . Mrs. an - Ma Trains Stalled, Roads Flooded in West thizers. ROME (UPI) — Thirteen AMCTE- wp cause T am human and |Jockeys might cause their stations |frsee of 4816 Lakeside Dr. Orlow * * « ; {ficers the entire U.S. com to lose their licenses Township, died shortly after 3 can Oo 8s ‘ ( i ; Heading the group is Secretary mand at the NATO base at Izmu enn . a“ un _ and “Irrespective of the licensee Sm: ME eeteree a, 2 . O Cc 1 eS oc ra 1c: penal: Dave Salvator, CAME in Turkey. have been relieved of _— “ a — “ al having knowledge of the same Matteson, J8-yoe of the drivers, choice installed last Jan. 1 when'the jobs follawing an investigation ola,”’ said Thomas Clay Sunday the violation exists and, depend. “a ee ow condition - so tk A son., arles, as & ) the revolution triumphed and an of alleged blackmarket activities, "ht in explaining why he was | ing on the circumstances at- with cotiinin ahaa, hid Skate | SEA _ Ww outspaken critic of the United it was learned here today fired by radio station WIBK the | tendant on each case, jeopardizes olive ae tie a" . SEATTLE, Wash. (AP) — Mas-; tion of scores of farm families in| miles east of Seattle. Buses [rom — The case stems from an investi-) night before. the ticense in question,” ‘Tee lice at righton Post. sive rain-caused slides blocked Northwest Washington valleys. Ellensburg, Wash., east of the Cas- States ._ _— . b M: Gen ; said. —— instantly i the collision gation carried out by Maj. G *< * * on .U.S. 23 in Livingston County : ms : ; = Tha cades, reached the stalled train P alouvti ; om : oo major rajl and highway routes| Three railroads diverted traffic The election by a roaring voices Joseph Carroll, attached to NATO Clay's statement came shortly He again called for a law to pro- was Mrs. Reba M. Allard, 54, of , . . oe ’ early today and took the passen- vote ended the congress after a : a : across Cascade Mountains today/0ver a combined . route south of gers to Spokane for transfer to a) tumultuous final ia of wran- headquarters in Paris, following before Dale Young, who has a rec-|tect the public from TV frauds Flint. She was in a car driven by | and trapped 90 passengers for 10 the trouble zone makeup train for Chicago silag: ahicy ixsed wnat of the the arrest by Turkish authorities |ord program on the station's tele- TIME, NBC SPAT her husband, Charles, 63, whe was . hours in a stalled train until they, TRAIN HELD UP * * * night of four American enlisted menivision outlet WJBK-TV, Ab- ials “of the admitted to Flint Hurley Hospital. | Rot out by bus on @ one-way road./ 7, Milwaukee Road's nine-car The Milwaukee, Great North- last August on charges of illegal potinced his resignation. Young de- a = ae Co. ind -—" A woman was killed jn a moun-, —— watha passenger! ern and Northern Pacific rail- Rarher the congress withdrew |curtency dealings clined to reveal his reasons for’! S&tona sie —eor aan ‘am, Fhe nunter deaths brought to six Otympian Hiawatha passenger he CM: Time. Inc.. collided over the TV . tam pass highway accident. train was caught between slides roads all halted trains on regu- — 8 Seceeales fous te At least two of the men said resigning 3 quiz show fixes = ae 2 persons ‘whe Anus me t rl » "T's ayed> ’ , , : Flooding Fivers foreed evacua- Sunday afternoon near Hyak, 60 lar routes across the Cascades. @ . ; Samer Inter-American they: were beaten by Turkish au TEEN-AGERS’ FAVORITES died-by gunshot in the state’s nine- : They combined to divert traffic Regional Organization of Workers ithorities and held in a “dungeon-) * ~ © * day-old deer season. In) addition, — a southern route by way of and set out to organize a_ new) \like’’ prison. Clay was a favorite with Detroit A Time magazine article Nov. 21 hunters have suffered fatal bee “ — | : ar anager z i , Was . . aa Pasco and Vancouver, Wesh. "Sprayed rs aa of The men still are awaiting com-‘2°8 teenagers and Young 16 accused the networks of ignor- heart attacks, five have been as- atin erican Workers | _ master of ceremonies of the popu) yy Aa 1957 is ¢ \phyxiated ¢ - Highway traffic pile@ up on both © i * pletion of their trials mr Detroit’ Bandstand. Both men es a ae got sae . aoe one died of an un- sides of the Cascades as the major. A congress resolution charged, Phe afrests caused high in igna-/ore 30 years of age seid “ = pay rand ‘ ‘ S a: / Zz : Bec ‘ we eb shows were rigged. NBC Board . their home at Port Huron when cross-state passes — Snoqualmie, the 1/ ) was > tion. among Americans here and . ; Eleven youngsters fled from Stevens White and oavanee — all ae een ont tuperiatlean geri set off a chain of investigations — —, declined te — nanan enon P closed by slides ihas consistently supported all dic-|4Md transfer of officers and men comment on_ Clay's diensinnal. Sanday retorted that several fire broke out. At Flint, 46 per- ef Dalt ee In [ Hazel K. Caddell, 64, of Leaven-jtators that now amount to 23 persons One sald, however, that Storer Time-owned stations also ignored sons, 29 of them youngsters, fied worth, Wash., was killed on Stev-! . ~*~ & & Many of the officers transferred Broadcasting Co., which owns — the article, from 2 burning three-story apart- er in. WdBK and WIBK.TV, is investi . , ens Pass when her automobile; The Inter-American regiona! or- strongly protested the manner gating payola, if any, at its five crashed into a truck in a slide|ganization was formed nearly a Which the American enlisted men Weston C. Pullen Jr., vice presi- meat. dent for broadcasting of -Time, Three youngsters drowned when Escaped convict Paul McDonald voluntarily sur- area decade ago. It is a branch of the| were treated by Turkish secret television and 12 radio stations. Inc., promptly conceded that they plunged through ice on a pond rendered to Pontiac Police late this morning after his * * * International Confederation of Free| police and the alleged unwilling * * * Time. Inc., should have dropped near St. Joseph. Another boy fell pal, Eugene Hobart, was seized in a Detroit bar. Several days of heavy 1 rain fol Trade Unions, The Free World's ness of the U.S. State Department Clay's disgharge and Young's the quiz shows from its stations into the Black River near his South : McDonald bei h . 7” lowed by a warm chinook wind |rival to the Communist-led World and the Pentagon to do anything resignation followed dismissal last ‘I regret that we did not,” said Haven home while playing i Me nald was being held far Jackson Prison Author- in the snow-covered fnountains|Federation of Trade Unions about it week of Jac LeGoff, WJBK-TV Pullen. “Like Mr. Sarnoff and drowned . ities at Oakland County Jail. mote the flooding. water from me onerean appealed to other! The 13 officers transferred or newscaster, for what the, station others, we learned a_ lesson.” The body of one of two Saginaw melting snow poure own | Latin-American labor groups [0 ordered transferred include every termed editorializing about payola * *® * brothers who disa trom ri t é < y % : $ peared streams. . ditches and ravines in'join it in forming the new "r@V-! upit commander in Izmir. head- 0M a news program Time, Inc., owns four television home Friday night ya found in . A three-state police alert was in effect todav for two Enc onmnes an . olutionary Gontederation quarters of Allied land forces in Young retsed to say if his res- rae rieg consol Denver, a 4 the Saginaw River and police Jackson Prison trusties — one from Pontiac, the other The Snohomish Valley was be The delegates also proposed a seen" sae be nit we acenet ta oe As filiate. WCTN TV. Minneapolia eared ee prether sullereg. a j , , - ; : ; “ Ten’ Amy an Nin ree * : . hannah hii »/Same fate . Detroit — who overpowered a guard and driver andjing flooded by waters from the handful of other resolutions bris- iets aia have oir: mire mosphere of friendliness and mu- an American Broadcasting Co. af- Another boy drowned. when he escaped in a prison car. Snohomist bole ng rs riv- ving with attacks on the United transferred. including the secre tual understanding. "' filiate; WFBM-TV, Indianapolis, f.}) through ee on a lake near ers. Civil Defense officiaJs _re-|States ee _ . x * * an NBC affiliate; and WOOD, his home northeas Gr Rap Sought are Paul McDonald, 33, a Pontiac man ‘with a quested Coast Guard aid and) These included a denunciation of t7Y 10 ©S) Army bt Gen Pant Clay, who |had been a disc Grand Rapids, Mich.. affiliated” jq< ——— D. Harkins. commander of the *iong criminal record, and called for civilian outboard pow-|US. “‘monopolists -and the State jockey in €incinnati and Buffalo, with Soth NBC and ABC. Time’ The st Jose ph trio drowned Sat- a te pom csen tena ition 2 1e “onnosing nxt ef; Allied land forces in Izmir 1 . on — -_ vr . t abe ; Eugene Hobart. 44. a De- ered boats to evacuate families in| Department” for pposing just ef Hal a ” j — N.Y before coming to Detroit in recently sold KTVT. Salt Lake urday night when a makeshift raft ? f) 3 C | M : the area forts of the Latin-American peo vellable information — reacted 1957 said he netted about $6,000'City, to Columbia Pictures plunged through ice on a froze le, 0 ege EN) tro gunman sentenced as Rivers, already over their banks, Ple to achieve their rights here said that before the affair over the past 18 months for plug- SS ae pond near St. Joseph Seturde ’ habitual criminal. /were still on the rise and the rich! Another assailed Latin-American tS finished “some 40 to ificers ging records on his six-night-a Pil L d Q k| Berrien County sheriff's deputies Hurt j in )- Car Crash Priaon officials said the two con ae one itself for a pola as li supported saved ot ae cn al been trans. week show. He said his salarv was | of an § vic 1, identified the boys as Dale Schultz, victs were riding in the car when! : see SE 9. his brother Anthony, 7, and * * * . Soe 5 ; MOUNT PLEASANT @ — Two they made their break vesterday Snohomish County Civil Defense r] Then Loses Plane a a pad pas we S Ss i am i $s enne men were killed and three young, The pair was working ona Director Harold Peterson, said the; ; It S Almost That | ime - Sehultz—and~ir--and—-Mrs--Roy college track stars critically in-| Christmas project at the prison situation was “extremely critical. A Lathrup Village pilot plunked Rogers . — : jured today in a two-car collision | socal pei aves Be sake phe tommne wil & vores paaniel his plane down in a hurry and then The bodies of the bovs were | e se 3 e = about a mile south of: Mount) ‘8 is at several prison farms VO Ae — ms vel couldn't find it later found beneath the raft in 20 feet a few miles outside the walls |next day will be worse than that : of water * * * The single-engine craft was right The body of Walter Stockford, where he'd left it—flipped over !3, ome of two Saginaw brothers and half submerged in a marsh day. was es Ley lee iia near Prudenville. The pilot, the Saginaw River. Police feared Charles G. Paluska discovered it his brother Terry, 12, also was later drowned, and they planned con- tinued dragging operations. ; Pleasant. a ‘ ~~ The “dead were identified as Authorities said the two men ee Frank Thom . of ‘| waite were on their way from one farm - . Cloud, and pe pec 45. * ito another when they pulled knives Dream of Spring tae. tenets Listecowth, | the guard, Kenneth Grow, and - who was riding with them, was driver, Leon Thompson, anoth- Will Contin ue = ly injured. er trustie. ‘h outveat «+ + Another Day In critical condition were Leroy They forced Grow and Thompson Zimmer, 20, of Unionville. and! out of the car and tied them to Yotham Muleya, 19, of Northern trees, then drove off in the car. i ne . See Rhodesia, and John Winter, 25. of state police said night are forecast for the Pontiac Southern Rhodesia. otha * * - Although the car was easily rs - . Zimmer is on the track team identifiable as state-owned ve Mild weather will eontinue with! at Central Michigan University. hicle, road blocks set up in the a high of 58 today and a low of 38! Muleya and Winter both are track| poem area yesterday after tonight’ Tuesday's high is ex- men in their native countries and) M0" 894 evening failed to spot ‘pected to be 45 said Paluska, 23, of 27362 Morning side Rd. was flying from Detroit Terrance Parks, 8, of South Ha- to Traverse City Sundaya when ven, drowned Sunday in the Black he heard a State Police Padio = ‘Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) warning of icy conditions and oo poor visibility, R uns 5 20 M iles He decided to land in what hy thought) was a smooth = green In Britain’ S Light showers today or early to-| . ran s q meadow below It turned out to were here on. a visit as part of | Southwesterly winds 12 te 20 be a marsh instead Offt-Beat Craze the State Department's education-| McDonald was serving a 2'2-15| miles per hour will become west- A re * al exchange program. jyear term for entering without) erly tonight, it is predicted. Now Paluska will have to either TANDON (UPI)—A 56-year-old /breaking, He was sentenced last Temperatures rose Sunday to a} dismantle the craft to earry it Woman who says she ran 20 August from Tuscola, County Cir- A Dreadful Mistake! cuit Court ~ |springlike high of 55. Wind veloci- out-of the swamp or put pontoons Miles carrying a turtle and a hot | A native of Pontiac, MpDonald|'Y & 10 @.m. was southwesterly at} on it and pull it to open water water bottle headed up the latest BOREHAM WOOD, England ‘had been sentenced three Sidkies 18 m.p.h ; after flipping it rightside up list of ‘‘marching champions" (UPI) — Father Christmas, the | | previously in nd. Coutity . Cir- ; * * WwW r , today, in Britain's new off-beat British version of Santa Claus, dali The thermometer registered 51 craze. it ¢ »handéd out gaily-wrapped press- ete pk * * © i in downtown Pantiac at 1 g-m. button viewers to the little guests |), 190 he wWas'placed ‘on ‘cae: at a Boy Scout party. The guests | ear probation here for grand laf-|* sal , seemed so pleased that the jolly } ceny. Two years: - Side: de® whe old man decided to take a look sentenced to 2%-10 years in Jack-| In Today’ Ss Press himself. He found the manufac- son for agault with ‘eters page 3 turer had made a dreadful De. | is thant i Stason. ms mistake” by substituting nude | Paroled in 1953, McDonald was | / Gomnicg Dr. Barbara Moore, who lives OPERATION on fruit juice and herbs, claimed DEEP FRE SZE! the record time of 28 hours and 39 minutes Sunday te cover 110 This advertiser took the easy miles with her feet wra in way to find a buyer for his burlap bags 2 — freeze. He placed this 5 little want ad and was just Dr. Moore's stunt was thé new: about swamped with calls est feat in marching craze set es Party Y ee 33 seen ir “eign of sat | seat Se deatoon atin 8 T Oveety News 2 nur then Jou tse