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  CLUB GETS CHARTER — Michigan Sen. Pat- 
rick V. McNamara (center) was guest speaker 
last night at the Kingsley Inn in Bloomfield Hills 
as Carlos G. Richardson, chairman of the Oak- 
land County Democratic Committee, presented 
    
Addresses Bloomfield Dems   
By GEORGE T. TRUMBULL JR.|change of clothes in Detroit, Mc- 
Bloomfield Democrats — and)Namara hurried to Bloomfield 
there are some — heard Michi-|Hills directly from Washington, 
gan’s senior Sen, Patrick V. Mc- | where Congress had adjourned 
Namara explode his first salvo last/tesday, and let go his blasts at night as he wasted no time in firing otf his campaign shot tor the Republican - dominated State 
  re-election in 1960. Legislature and coalition - bound 
x * kt Republicans in Congress. 
The silver-haired 64-year-old With only enough time for a 
  
Nikita’s Hands Drip Blood, 
Mac Says at Bloomfield 
Senatot Patrick V. McNamara deserfbed Nikita Khru- 
shchev as “probably the worst human being on earth.” 
In a press conference in Bloomfield ‘Hills last evening, 
‘ethe senior Democratic Michigan senator said he would 
have been “among the missing” had the Soviet premier   
Congress adjourned just 
jhours before Mr. K’s ar- 
\rival in Washington Tues- Drive to Laugh 
Bad Motorists 
Off State Roads | “He comes here not only with 
‘dirty hands and bloody hands, but DETROIT #—A ridicule cam- bi, hands dripping with blood in ——*been invited to speak to| Pentiae Press Phote |Get Happy! 
\Fair, Warmer No Increase for ’60 Models _~   
GM to Hold Car Prices   
Tomorrow 
Generally fair ‘and not so cool 
look for tonight and tomorrow, 
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For the next five days temper- 
atures will average about four to 
six degrees below the normal high 
of 72 and normal low of 53, Only 
minor day to day changes in tem- 
perature are expected, Little or 
no precipitation is predicted. 
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The outlook for Sunday continues 
to be generally fair. 
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Winds in the Pontiac area at 
10:15 a.m. were northwesterly at 
12 miles an hour. The lowest ther- 
mometer reading in downtown Pon- 
tiac preceding 8 a.m. was 42 de- 
grees. At 1 p.m. the recording 
  Mrs. William A. Clemmons, chairman of the 
Bloomfield Democratic Club, with the club's of- 
ficial charter into the party. The club was formed City Hosp ital last December. 
. 
| former union official's bid for 
another six years was under way. 
Recipients of McNamara's first 
campaign flourish were some 100 
members and friends of the 
Bloomfield Democratic Club, 
which received its charter into 
what its chairman nervously 
termed _— the ‘“Bloomacratic” 
party. 
RECEIVES CHARTER 
The charter, making the club a 
full-fledged member of the. real 
Democratic Party, was presented 
to Chairman Mrs. William A. 
Clemmons of Bloomfield Town- 
ship by Carlos G. Richartison, 
Oakland County Democratic Com- 
mittee chairman. 
McNamara praised the club 
for being able to penetrate the 
“hard-core” ‘Republican  terri- 
tory of Bloomfield Hitis and 
Bloomfield Township. 
The club, formed last Decem- 
ber, claims 350 members, 75 of 
whom are dues paying, Mrs. Clem- 
mons said. 
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| The senator reported to his con- 
istituents that a coalition between 
\Republicans in the 86th Congress 
jand Dixiecrats (Southern Demo- 
\crats) was why “the Democratic   paign aimed at laughing bad (4, estimation,” McNamara told|Congress failed to achieve the rec- drivers off the road will be 
gunched in Michigan next spend: | 
The program, starting next 
Wednesday and running until Ap- 
ril 20, is the brainchild of the ley Inn. 
“4 don’t want to be near such 
a human being,’’ he added, 
lice and the Michigan State Uni- 
versity Highway Traffic Safety 
Center. 7 
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“Unwanted in Michigan’ pos- 
ters will be circulated through- 
out the state, The posters will 
picture such undesirable char- 
agters as the Dritt- 
er,” the “Drinkard” and ‘the 
“Two-Lane Tramp.”’ 
Hundreds of Pickets 
Mass at Cross Plant an extra-long session and law- 
McNamara said he would have 
been willing to let Mr. K speak 
to the House and Senate if Presi- 
  
One unofficial estimate said 
there were from 808 to 1,008 pick- 
ot the United Auto Workers } 
  
i al 3 
&. i i |   HE newsmen gathered at the Kings that voters had every right to 
expect.” 
“This coalition isn't some 
shady figment of the imagina- 
tien,” the speaker said, “It is 
very real, All teo real for my 
liking. You can see it appear 
in vote after vote.” 
To beat this coalition, which, 
he said, gives Southern Democrats 
chairmanships of the most im- 
portant cominittees, McNamara 
put in his first pitch for re-elec- 
tion. 
‘NEED RIGHT KIND’ 
“We need the right kind of Dem- 
ocrats — and here in Michigan 
we've got them — in Washing- 
ton.” He earlier announced he'd 
be a candidate at a press con- 
ference at. the Kingisey Inn. 
Bloomfield Democrats heard 
McNamara praise former area 
resident Sen. Philip A. Hart as 
among & “new class of freshman 
whe is already making his 
mark.” 
Reading from a prepared 15 
minute speech, McNamara con- 
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  The Xi5 Flies Alone was 62. 
  
Finances Bright 
| Says Euler, but Picture 
| Best He’s Seen 
| Pontiac General Hospital Admin- 
\istrator Harold E. Euler told the 
|hospital’s Board of Trustees last 
night that ‘‘we're not out of the 
dark yet, but our financial picture 
is the best since "I've been ad- 
ministrator.”’ 
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In a report 4t the Board's month- 
ly meeting’ he disclosed that at 
the end of the ninth accounting ‘We're Not Out of Dark: x a 
  is the Pontiac area weather out"t | 
University Oakland for their 
  
  | period, which ended Sept. 12, the 
| hospital was operating at 95.75 per 
cent of capacity. 
“Our occupancy ts excellent,” 
he sald, “For the same period 
the average for the past twe 
years was 80.68 per cent.” 
He reported that the hospital had 
$172,000 in cash on hand. Although 
final tabulations haven't been com- 
pleted, the hospital had an esti- 
mated intome of betweerr $10,000 
jand $15,000 over expenses during 
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BRADFORD RESIGNS ; 
The sad note at the meeting, 
was the resignation of T. W. Brad-| 
ford, treasurer of the Board. 
Bradford, retired Pontiac Mo- 
The Board regretfully accepted 
his resignation and named board 
member Robert A. Armstrong to 
the vacant treasurer's office. The 
City Commission will fill the open- 
ing on the 1i-man Board at a 
later date. 
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Bradford was named a trustee 
in July, 1958, | 
In his financial report to the ithe last 28-day period. Red-Chatter 
Prisoners 
Say: Watch 
That Nikita   
On newspaper pooled convicts at 
the South Carolina Penitentiary 
for their reaction to Soviet Pre- 
mier Nikita Khrushchev's visit 
to the United States. 
“It's okay for him to come 
and talk peace,’ said one in- 
mate, ‘‘but keep an eye on him.” 
Khrushchev said the Soviets 
made the earth a little lighter 
and the moon a little heavier by 
sending a rocket up there, He 
negiected to say he made this 
country heavier still. The total 
weight of the luggage brought 
by the Khrushchev party adds 
up to 25,000 pounds, 
Along with his other bag- 
gage, Khrushchev brought 
along a bag full of proverbs 
such as: 
Each duck praises his own 
marsh, 
He whe comes late must 
be content with a picked 
  Board Euler said that the period 
just closed was the sixth of _nine 
accounting periods this year that) 
the hospital has operated in the 
black. » 
It’s a Sour Pickle \ 
PERRY, Fla. (UPI) ~ State 
road —— employes were 
in. a pickle y — ankle deep 
A truck dropped 80 cases of 
pickles on a highway near here 
yesterday, snarling traffic until 
state troopers could re-route mo- 
| torists. Road work- 
ers are cleaning up the mess.   
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5 cas 
  He whe wants to have eggs 
must put up with the cackle, 
ae 
“Nina” Petrovna Khrushchev, wife of the Kremlin leader, stud- 
ies English as a hobby. The 
gray-haired, motherly-looking 
woman doesn't pretend that it’s 
perfect English, but it has been 
sufficient for most occasions. 
“T want to greet the women 
in New York. and greet all New 
Yorkers,"* she said, 
She added: ‘I don't 
very well, the English.” 
New York had an air-raid. 
siren test shortly after Khru- say 80 
  
(UP1I)—Terry Gargon, 
away from home, 
‘parents: 
    ‘Miss Alaska 
BEAUTY 18 A COED — ‘Miss Alaska," 
year-old Diane Lee, is one of two students from 
the nation’s 49th state whe elected Michigan State 
Diane pieced fourth in the Junior Miss America 
  COLUMBIA, S.C. (®—The pris- +   4 4 
Popular Options 
Running Lower 
Than ‘59 Costs New ‘Ventura’ Series 
in Pontiac Line Also to 
Be Displayed Oct. 1 ‘at MSUO ae al 
      
Additional features and 
improvements in the Pon- 
tiac automobile and other 
General Motors Corporation 
passenger car products will . 
not raise the price line in 
the 1960 models, it was an- 
nounced today. 
The “stand pat” policy 
adopted on car prices marks 
the end of a year-by-year 
price increase during the 
past four years. 
The corporation disclosed factory 
list prices on its five models, Pon- 
tiac, Cadillac, Oldsmobile, Buick 
and Chevrolet will not be increased 
over 1959, 
Ford and Chrysler have yet to 
announce _ ™ meee prices. 
S. E. Knudsen, general manager 
of the Pontiac Motor Division and 
General Motors vice president, 
said: 
“Pontiac prices have not been 
increased over 1959 levels even Pentiae Press Phete 
pageant last March in Mobile, Ala. She is being 1T-     greeted here by Lofen Pope, assistant to MSUO | though important styling and en- 
Chancellor D, B. Varner. The other Alaskan is improvements have 
college studies. 16-year-old Wayne Coker. He is the son of Wayne | been incorperated. 
Coker, stationed at Anchorage Air [ore me "The 1960 list of 
ast i I os the heater and radio and other op- 
\tional equipment have been re- 
| en. ° duced, also." 
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rus C eV S| fave | With these reductions, accord- 
i" ; | ing to Kaudsen, the price of a 1960 
'model passenger car equipped with 
“popular options"’ can be as much 
,as $32 lower than that of the cor- 
responding 1959 model similarly 
equipped. of President Roosevelt HYDE PARK, N.Y. (Soviet Premier Nikita 8. Khru-| quer has been added es standard filter has been added as standard 
shchev arrived at Hyde Park today on a brief pilgrimage} equipment on afl 1960 at 
to the grave of President Franklin D. Roosevelt. per sca se auhene at a 
The late President's widow, Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, 
greeted Khrushchev outside the grave site as he arrived 
39 minutes late at 10:09¢—--—-————-——-—_ 
pte Huaion aey om Vanguard Moon jup the Hudson valley from 
New York City. 
A pale sun which shown eartier | : 
in the morning vanished well in 
advance of Khrushchev's arrival Goes Into Orbit 
and a light rain was falling as 
he and Mrs. Roosévelt walked to- . 
100-Pound Satellite Is gether into what was once the Roosevelt family's rose garden| ¢. escort 2 Flops; : 
Helps Regain Prestige list price of $9. 
Knudsen also announced that the 
“Ventura,” a new series addition 
to the 1960 line, will go on sale 
with other Pontiacs at dealers’ 
showrooms across the country 
Oct. 1. 
“The. series will be on a 122 
wheelbase and will be priced be- 
tween comparable body types of 
the Catalina and Star Chief 
where the President was buried 
April 15, 1945. 
Mrs. Roosevelt, who met 
Khrushchev two years ago on 
a visit to Yalta, stood. by as 
the Soviet Premier placed a 
wreath of roses on her husband's 
grave. 
| Khrushchev's drive here was 
through some of the most scenic   CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) 
The Vanguard III satellite oe for the top Cadillec luxury 
seared into orbit today and re-| Ward's Reports, a trade publi- 
|vived sagging U.S. prestige in the Calton eal a bolder of Ge ba 
|space exploration field. i =~ * ng —_— jline of last year would be the 
The 100 - pound satellite Was car industry's answer to inflation. land in the country boosted aloft by the last of the) Knudsen said many of Pontiac's 
‘ tt k® Vanguard rockets. The Vanguard,| models in 1960 will be lower in 
Late today the great Soviet-.once the scapegoat for American) price compared to tast year. Prices American traveling debate moves |*P@ce failures, thus ended its|in the Pontiac line range from 
to the stage of the United Nations|ard luck history on a triumphant) $2,390 to” $3,175. Assembly, with Khrushchev, al./90¢. | * ready showing signs of testinéss, °   
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mh * eons : i Ward's also speculated that the 
sow ' e success follow wo/industry’s new pricing policy 
— © ERG: 8 FOVet ee | straight American space flops./ ‘could spur a noninflationary-type 
; . Just 14 hours before, a Thor-Able| settlement of the steel strike.” 
The Soviet Premier, after three jrocket fizzled in an attempt 8 According to Ward's. the entire 
full and rugged days of speaking (piace 265 - pound navigation! U.S. economy is headed for one 
and touring, lost his temper |satellite in orbit. On Wednesday, of its best years in 1960. 
momentarily in public Thursday (4 Jupiter missile carrying mice} 
Cae ast apeense ny Seommeres jand frogs on space nish <|Missile Workers ing pad. 
il be ae alia ane Tis gs come _SUlle s. Overjoyed at 
busy day, It is generally expected 
be will make some new surprise|visited this country, basking in 
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    “i Framing Mine |   
5 Men Trapp   —— 4 
Short in Ventilator Fan 
Starts Fire in Scotland; 
Only Six Rescued | | 
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CHRYSTON, Scotland (UPD) —| Forty-five men trapped by an elec- 
tric explosion in a mile-deep flam- 
ing coal mine were given no 
chance of survival today. 
“There ‘is no hope,” a national 
coal board spokesman said. 
A rescue worker said, “It is 
pure hell down there.”’ 
Altogether, 52, men were 
trapped when wires to a ven- 
tilating fan short-circulted early 
this morning, sending flames and 
sinoke billowing through — the 
mine corridorg, Six men were | 
brought out 
teams, Another man was found 
dead. 
At first, officials were confident 
most of the men would be saved. 
But rescue workers taking a 
breather on the surface said oper- 
ations underground had been se- 
verely hampered by several falls 
of coal and rock 
The fire was extinguished by 
carly afternoon but officials sald 
i) would be several hours, perhaps 
ven nightfall, before rescue 
\uads got to the trapped men or 
their bodies. 
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Bottom Bulgy? - 
Television at Seat 
of New Ailment 
‘CHICAGO (UPI) — A new ail- wee 
ment called “television bottom” | 
is distressing the American pub- 
lic. 
A trained physician can diag 
nose the ailment at once, Dr. 
Wilford L. Cooper told the In- 
ternational College of Surgeons 
yesterday. 
It comes from watching tele- 
vision slouched down in a chair. we 
| NEW YORK (UPI) — Sergei The condition can alse arise 
from long rides but these come 
to an end, he sald, while tele- 
vision viewing goes on endlens- 
ly, often with bad posture. 
Cooper, chief of proctology In |bewildered sisters 
two Lexington, Ky., 
suid a program to teach people 
to sit up straight also would 
help. , 
Cooper didn't suggest the ob- 
‘ious cure for television bottom 
— disposing of the TV set. 
Ask Parents to Enroll 
Mentally Retarded 
Area parents of mentally and 
emotionally handicapped children 
hetween the ages of 6 and 16 in- 
clusive, have been urged to enroll 
their youngsters for the 
School Jack ‘n’ Jill room during 
a meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the 
Comunity Services Building, 
Franklin BRvd. 
Plans for the coming school year 
will be discussed at the meeting. 
Further information can be ob- 
tained by writing the Association 
for Handicapped Children, Inc., 
box 561, Pontiac 
Church People to Meet 
DETROIT u—Congregationalists 
of the nation will meet here Oct. 
+7 to discuss the proposed merg- 
cr of the Fvangelical and Re- 
formed Church into the new United 
Church of Chriat. 
  
Storms Jolting 
Western Area; 
Bad in Kansas. 
By The Associated Press 
The Western portion of the 
country got a jolt of heavy rain 
and thunderstorms early today 
South Dakota and Fansas ap- 
parently got the brunt of the rain. 
A severe storm caused some 
property damage at (Jetmore, 
Ikan. At Hill City, Kan., nearly 
an inch of rain fell in six. hours 
Some rain also fell on the north 
‘Atlantic states, the Weather Bu- 
reau reported 
The Weather ling or thy feel it isn't cricket to/3,000-mile sweep up the Holl US Weather Bureau Report ee 
PONTIAC AND VICINITY —Generalty|MONOpPOlize the spotlight. China antJapan seas, + ‘for money to pay medical bills. 
falr and met se cool Saturday. Weat te) ——--——— - - = a ~seneneraennnsantn ennai Se ee a a 
northwest winds at 16-70 miles an heur. 
High today 67 to 63° Lew tonight 38-44. 
High Saturday 60-65. 
Teday In Pontiec 
Lowest temperature preceding 6 @™ a 
At ® am: Wind velocity & mp bh 
Direction—Northerly. 
Sin sets Priday at @€ 37 pm 
Sun rises Gaturdey at 616 am. 
Moon sets Gaturday at 8.45 am 
Moon rises Priday at 7:32 pm 
Downtown Temperatures 
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  THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1959_ 
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  The Day in Birmingham es ey   
  
    
  , 
ing vehicles too closely f No August Traftic Deaths, 
but Accidents Expensive . 
  
Khrushchev Visits 
Roosevelt's Grave (Continued From Page One) 
  *) factors in a total of 28 of the 49 
collisions investigated by Birming- 
; ham Police last month, according 
si Fentise Press Fhete |to the report. Eleven persons were 
FIREFIGHTERS IN ACTION—This scene amidst smoke and flame is the teams are competing in the Class A fire competition with soda acid extinguishers. injured in nine of the accident 
GMC Truck and Coach Athletic Field where the annual Truck and Coach Fire The day shift brigade from the Sheet Metal Plant won top honors for the second ome Moxley has ordered 
Brigades Contest took place yesterday afternoon. In this photo the even-number straight year. Fourteen brigades were cred _in the contest. men ne down on drivers not 
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Riding With Tourist in Southfield British Arms | McNa ara Fires pro omg a right-ot- 
Hi l | | J will be, out in force to- Hitchhiker Pulls Out Gun py M Ist C ere Sho — P . : - town streets. They will be - 
nes meu ae Plan Moderate Ist Campaign Shot s2rsS=t SOUTHFIELD A Peoria, HL ;tion he soe n g | ‘ qi jaa m 10 
‘man on his way to visit a friend far as Southfield. — | . . . _m. fae ss coeenies 
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iin Warren decided early this morn- oe ge ” in bis i awe aia fo Assembly (Continued From Page One) {clearance and social security — manne ps ss Geis sav lads 
ling that he didn't like the recep-|section here, but managed to flee, T ursday ore NY | inaed to heap criticism on Dem-|!ong known as the Democratic|mation about shoppers’ needs, de- 
— ————Hleaving his car. | Offer by Khrushchev |ocrats — not by name — in Con-|Programs. sires .and habite. Results will be 
When he returned later with ! \gress who, he said, “really “At the beginning of the ses- turned over to the Birmingham 
Southfield police, he found his 
ateailant had taken an expensive 
record player and amplifier 
system from the car. James V. 
Fletcher, 23, decided then that 
he didn't like Michigan and 
headed for home. 
Fletcher told police that he had Nikita’s Son 
Having a Ball Takes Helicopter Flight 
| and Visits a Museum; 
| Daughters Hang Back uniform Jast night on the Pennay!- 
vania turnpike. 
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, |to his home in Southfield. As they 
\Xhrushchev, the Russii.n premier’s 
unsmiling, purposeful son, seems 
ito be getting more out of his visit 
to Néw York than his seemingly sailor directly qrive the 
me 
      [metropolitan fren and oa 
‘to the Museum of Natural History. 
His choice of activities was) 
‘prompted by his hobbies photog: | 
raphy and butterfly collecting. land van (6a nearty hose: 
His sisters, Rada, 2, and dents there called police. 
Yulla, about 40, were content to | 
remain in the shadow of thelr 
unaffectedly chatiming step 
mother, Mes, Nina Khrushchev. 
They followed the lead of their 
they tolowed the tad wt their Gets Airline Lift 
ddea tacy had no ideas of thelr ‘From Cold North 
own for si,htscetng. | into” Fletcher's 
demanded his wallet gun ribs 
H ummingbird 
  MIAMI, Fla. UP—A humming. 
          "We don't even know vet what 
are supposed ta do.” xnid ae which cee Nh oom te 
Rad: “Thing ; : getting an airliner rom the Rada Things happen so quick chilly wert te Faris. 
Sergei got plenty of footage out * * * 
of his movie camera on his swish} Audubon Society offictals la 
laround the city in a huge E21) Miami have prepared a warm 
Army copter piloted hy Capt reception for the tiny bird, due 
James Nolan of Kent Wah Hel today by plane. Ite $4 fare was 
had a gull’s-eve view of the George! pald by Mra, Fugenia M. Moody 
Washington Bridee the United) 7 vice president of the North 
Nations, LaGoardia cone IiHew tld | Woodstock, Vi., Humane Soctlety. 
|Alrports Coney Island. and the! The $4 represented — shipping 
Statue of Liberts charges on the bird and its cage. 
Later he poupe thante the “Puseuom * * * 
of Natural History and ashed ny | 
rector James A Oliver to take] 
  mingbird half-frezen in Sunday's : ; im ‘eof ket ‘orit the United 
him directly to the world fomous, low temperatures at North Wood. |°! ine 19) Pontiacs excise iG jabout ths great state of ours.” |TOCke nena ye : Satcris. caliwnes. vce qaa:| Se: federal, state and local taxes, Harlan introduced NcNamara. States, which considerably en- 
fided that he had a large personal | The bird will be released in jeasslinoap and peel handling! = = sine oe sete ee preteen pally 
collection of butterflies and Oliver | Coconut Grove, a Miami Suburb. |‘ wea ioe ba ‘ sm ‘Y|ture nae caves i= ——_ ence tables | 
jokingly suggested that he might! —_—_——_ aes suite 1960 rose! Rnanceel Meet une! beeen : 
like to swap a few enectinens The T h § h Kill [Boris mesan da see said. And with the heip ef some 
grave, besnectacted reek sald yp oon ald | § gatart 18 pass) cea 2.825 gon| eee sie! an ance the Reco e 150 Bodi that “‘possibly something might ore Coupe Ag stone Michigan's name all across the V [ ies 
pce seat 64 South Koreans fefeynce oe ; afar \ Pass 2 672 . * 
Wile Geseg|eeren ieee VN rums 'aunies - — cena) tel Neen re From Flooded City in the museums collectlon of TOKYO (AP) Typhoon Sarah Deer Scena “he ‘aia teal peer eas . 
North Amertean mam als bore down on Sovict-held Sakhalin vista a tax if proven constitutional, wilt | BOMBAY, India (AP) — Latest 
b mounted In cases that reeroduce teland today after. killing 61 South, satiewie “just about keep us current: official reports sald today 18 | thelr natural ho tat Wher he iKoreans, and causing a million STS® CHIFE seRIEs | Othern there were Stale Sa * |bodies have been recovered from 
p Fett, he tobt Miver that the dollars damage to American mili eae ie 4188 Arthur J. Law (D-Pontiac par ie) Sosa taene (ee erat | nasenm hed been “the WRN tary installations. «. Viesta 2050-2068) SC. ORitchcock a 1 [Flood waters from the River) 
| point’ of his visit se far and |” - @ 2°" lone aa ls nat =a ra : cheock = (D-Hazel |raoti swirled into the city Thurs- 
j aald he hoped To return to see ! Most of the Korean dead were yore O° tn ioe Hy ae day after a restraining wall col- ether collections. fishermen. An American military ,Comrertible Coupe 2.” 2175 Die! Oakland County’s other Demo-| lapsed. ; 
None of the Khruchebex children, poleeman missing for a time, as jeratic state representative, James} The ancient walled city is cut) i seem to have inherited) their while on a rescue mission in Aged live in Cites: | Clarkson of Southfield, on the car- off by road and rail from the rest/ 5 
father's Inrepremable personality | Pusan Harbor turned up safely. | pet with his party for his stands of the country. A special train : 
and his renowned gilt-af gab The| ~«*« * | Four of five aged persone in the ‘taxes. in Lansing, sent his re-\from Bombay — about 160 miles 9 
viele see ; . ; , : rets for being unable to attend. .|away — brought disaster squads|> girls are unusually quiet Radal The Korean dead raised the toll United States live in cities. s I : 
jand Yulia ure etthe: 
jhy all the atfention they are get- | injured in the storm's four-day 
      
  f 2 ltam fo ] 2.2 m 2 61 
fam att) lpm 63 
10 a : bt 
Thersday tn Pontiac 
(As reeorded downtown) 
Highest temperatur@ secccecereres 56 
Lowest temperature .....s00.05 aay 
Mean temperature -.....0..06.- 0.5 
Weather—@unny 
ear Age in Pentiae 
Highest temperature .......45..., -66 
Lowest temperature «ic.,..5500+ 83 
Mean temperature ....ccsseeee0... 89 
Mean temperature piccccencnsceenee oo 
Weather—Cioudy. . 
Highest and Leweet Temperatares This 
Date in 4 Vears 
$2 in 1065 37 im 1043 
Thersday’s Temperature Chart 
Alpena , 65 38 Marquette 67 46 
Baltimore” 63 43 Memphis ay 660 
Ruffalo | 86 48 Miasnt a6 73) 
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* ' The sailor told him he was going | | 
* ‘ressive issue,” he said. 
neared the city at about 3 a.m. | 
this morning, Fletcher offered to 
to his 
Mrs. Meody found the hum. | 
bewildered |to 87 killed, 116 missing and 124 oo 
  | UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP)| 
— Britain's new disarmament) 
|plan seems to drop some of the, 
jconditions that have hampered, 
| East-West agreement in the past. 
British Foreign Secretary Sel-| 
wyn Lloyd presented it to the 
UN. General Assembly Thurs-. 
jday, thus getting in ahead of So-| 
picked up a hitchhiker in a N aVY vet. Premier Nikita Khrushchev, velopment and unemployment 
|who promised to present a Soviet 
'plan during his appearance be-| 
* * 
Lloyd, who spoke in the As-| 
sembly'’s general policy debate, 
|was the first big-power to lay 
|down a plan for discussion in new 
+ & & disarmament talks to start in an HEARTSICK ABOUT MICHIGAN Kbrushchev's Feelings 
hospitals, | On his first day in the big city, , _ levenly balanced East-West com-) ‘When we tried to override the . 
‘los year-old Serget took off on his When they came to the intersec- jnittee in Geneva early next year. President's veto on one of the| ON Tota Disarmament oo} mre tion of Rouge court and Shiawas . 0 i od ament housing bills,’ the senat elat-| ici , helicopter tour of the! | Ile proposed disarmament in g ' ator rela 
ar viait (@C@ Street, the hitchhiker stuck a three stages—first, agreement toed, ‘we failed by five votes. Openly Suspicious 
and stop nuclear tests and technical|Ten Democrats had voted with the 
study conference on other partic- 
| Fletcher said he got panicky, ular problems; second, a gradual) 
grabbed the keys from the ignition cutback in conventional arms and’ president of a Detroit pipefitters 
tesi-| manpower and a cutoff in produc-|snion saved his Sunday punch for 
tion of fissionable material for 
weapons, and third,’ ‘‘comprehen- 
sive disarmamént by- all powers" 
all “under effective internation- 
jal control” 
He did not say the .- second 
stage should be carried out only 
\if “there has been progress to- 
ward the solution of political is-! 
sues.’ 
* ® * 
He did not the nuclear 
powers would be free to resume 
jlesting after 24 months if in that 
time there had not been satisfac 
tory progress toward setting “up 
an inspection system to police a 
| production cutoff. sav 
  
Pontiac Reveals 
Comparisons of 
List Auto Prices Here are the factory list prices 
  
  
.| Smalkloan companies report the 
East largest number of applications are 
  Pentiae Press Phete 
m., also features an Associated Press ma- 
chine running off ‘the day's news from around 
the world. Press sales representatives Sharon 
Donley (left) and Pauline) Herron are shown ip. fore the Assembly today. i] 
i 
| 
2140 Beechmont, Keege aren't Democrats at all.” 
“If it weren't for regional atti- 
tudes,"’ he said, ‘‘they would be 
sitting with the Republicans where 
they belong."’ 
The coalition works most fre- 
quently on public housing, urban 
renewal, federal airport ald, as- 
sistance to education, area rede- sion it appeared nothing needed 
to be done, and that the ad. | 
ministration believed the 1958 
recession to be over with,” he 
went on. 
‘And at the end of the session 
it was evident that the Republi- 
loans still had a complete lack of! 
interest in the future.”     compensation, MoNamara said. 
oe =; Enter Parlors, 
Not Bedrooms r “Some- 
times it provides the slim margin 
of victory that the conservatives 
ineed. 
NEW YORK (UPI)—We will 
invite you to our parlor but not 
But the one-time plumber and to our bedrgom,’’ Nikita S. Khru- 
shchev has said. 
! Thjs is how the Russian Premier 
the situation back home. fi at this time about complete 
“T have seen what.has been disarmament. 
done to Michigan's good name,” He recently told Vice Presi- 
he sald. “As a senator from a | deat Richard M. Nixon, a group 
| truly great state I have been | of nine American governors who 
heartsick over the slanders and | visited Moscow this summer and 
lies cast at Michigan.” other Aniericans that Soviet sus- 
; fons will not be allayed as long Not only did the gravelvoiced| Pict senator blame this on “a few, ue UB Danes ‘encirels: Resets. 
selfish persons in the Legislature,""| He is expected to assail the 
but newspapers came in for some|American position on disarmament, 
\criticism as well. blame the United States entirely 
| “And that sickness turns into|for the continued armament race 
lreal anger when I consider that|and demand the liquidation of 
this situation has been caysed by|America’s bases in an address to 
_a few selfish persons rap a Leg-|the U. N. General Assembly today. 
islature — and*some newspapers}; The Kremlin's new plan is partly 
that will do anything to get at|Predicated on the Soviet , premise 
the Democrats.” that the balance of world power 
Harlan ot has shifted appreciably from West Republicans.” 
  
  
      Earlier, C. Allan 
Bloomfield Township, member of tO East since the Russians broke 
the Michigan State University|America’s atomic monopoly, re- Board of Trustees, accused the sulting in a nuclear stalemate. 
press of being “dictators of de Khrushchev is convinced that 
|mocracy” by “distorting the truth|the Soviet Union has absolute 
  
    , McNamara, who said he would and motor-boats for rescue work. 
travel the state plenty before Con-)The train had to stop five miles 
gress goes back into session in|from Surat. 
January, urged Democrats to’ 
push for a reapportionment of the 
2-Republican State Senate. 
\GOp ATTITUDE ‘NEGATIVE’ 
Back on the national picture, the 
senator said the “negative atti- | 
tude" of Republicans, besides their| the fir7i “to compensate for any 
coalition with Dixiecrats, ‘put the) te I have in their 
brakes to the entire economy” <dd| employment.” 
kept Congress from solving the   
DUNMANWAY, Ireland «#4 — 
The will of Dnis Deéiea, who 
worked for 67 years in a local 
store, left-30 ‘pounds—$84—1to _ 
  ‘Merchants Assn. for -consideration 
|will be in Greenwood Cemetery. - 
     
     
       
     
    
         
  Dawdler Donates i a in planning future development of 
the downtown shopping district. 
Dr. James A. Morten 
Service for Dr. James A. Morton, 
42, of 516 Waddington Rd., will be 
held at 11 a.m. tomorrow from 
Christ Church Cranbrook. Burial 
Dr, Morton died Wednesday of a 
heart attack at his home. 
He was physician on the staff of 
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital in Pon-   
’ 
  The last satellite in’ the Van- 
guard series that is now in or- 
bit is a 20-inch sphere topped by 
a 2%inch-long tapered fiberglas 
tube, At the end of the tube is 
a magnetometer to measure the 
earth's magnetic field. Other 
readings will include solar 
X-rays and environmental con- were Americ newsmen’s dis- 
patches censored 
® * * 
Khrushehey parried: He and 
interference in each other's inter: 
nal affairs. 
“Answer the question!’’ some, 
body shouted, amid groans from 
the audience. The Premier blew 
up. His face reddened. 
x* * ® 
“I have come here not to beg 
jof anything; I come here as a 
representative of a great country, 
a great people, who have made a 
great revolution, and no cries can 
deafen, can do away with the 
great achievement of our people.” 
Milk Price Hike Due 
in Detroit Monday 
DETROIT w—The price of milk 
in the Detroit area will go up a 
half-cent a quart Monday. 
| John H. Stewart, president of 
\Twin Pines Farm Dairies, said 
the increase*’'is all according to a 
government formula,’’ explaining: 
“Every time the retail price 
of butter goes up oné cent, the 
price we pay for raw milk goes 
up 4.2 cents a hundredweight. 
There have been recent butter 
increases.” 
He said that under the govern- 
ment formula the price paid 
farmers for milk has risen to $4.97 
per hundred pounds from $4.33 
paid last June. 
c Historical Group 
Opens Wisner Home 
The Oakland County Historical 
Foundation will hold open house 
at the Moses Wisner Home, 405 
Oakland Ave., Sept. 23, 24 and 2% 
trom 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. each day. 
* * *® 
Members will act as guides to 
show people through the property 
being restored as a county his-   
  
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Say Women Demand ‘Romance’   
pactclore Incensed by Column “So why de 1 do it? Sedinee, —by the girl. as well as his friends By PHYEL& BATIELLE 
sensitive people! 
A large group of them are in 
in which | compared them with occasionally,” they sneer. ‘/¥o@'ll 
neurotic 
eternal road to the circus. They and wish for the days when those | mood. cocktails, sans winter violets, never the right year,..I. feel as ; ea , 
NEW YORK—Bachelors are such *@9s buggy rides through Central ithough I'm in the middle of a| Miss Battelle, 1 am forced into | if venga 
Park, sans even wolf whigties. \cliche if I stack my hifi set with such sonsense by young ladies terest : he 
who are tlot looking for marriage, ‘And see how you feel when, the sinatra and mood music. And 1) but want instead a vague image /Same that the modern girl and the| 
censed by a column of last week bachelors stop whis'ling at YOU don't mind admitting I still have} of glamorous romance.” 
awkward moment when I adjust children seeking the feel old and weary and desolate |e” lights for a more romantic| The bachelor’s problems are     . “If we could all relax; 
jagain. and insist-on normal, even EDWARD'S 18 S. Saginaw 
compounded by the fact that! Victorian, courting procedures, love ae ea. ppodenn: geelecy ney ay pene: yak! A Yee SE, 
is. supposed to be the stronger close now. a 
partner in a She’s the|Chores to perform—restocking the 
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hurts _ “A husband can give a girl dirty 
A group called “The Generous dishes. and security,” they con- é (H ti ‘, a . > oF P 1 oa j 
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sans white ties, sans champag _ remember wistfully the rest of    
  
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* * * i 
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  however, is from a_ gentleman 
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SIRLOIN HIGHER 4 irvey @ : a ms or frienc = he 
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FRESH ARRARAESA Instead, what do we come up PPAPAALS > SHOP 3 ayuinst! The young lady who has 
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Utica’ 8 Novak Faces 7 Charges.   
Board of 3 Reviews Case Against UTICA — Was suspended Utica 
Street Commissioner Sreten Novak, 
4I, “‘over-efficient or inefficient” in 
his’ job? The question is being weighed 
by Utica’s three-man Civil Service 
Commission which reviewed the 
case at a hearing Wednesday 
night. 
Mayer Edward R. Church list- 
ed seven charges in his letter of 
complaint against Nevak, who 
was suspended from the 
a-year job last month. 
The street commissioner 
charged with taking several rail- 
road ties without the knowledge of 
the railroad or the city and trans- 
porting them to the city barp. 
Novak testified that he had the 
permission of the railroad gang 
foreman to take the used ties. He is allegedly took several from be- 
hing. the ball park in Rochester 
and also from the pumping station 
at 19% Mile and Mound roads in 
Sterling Township, according to 
Church’s letter. 
Novak said he had taken the 
ties to construct bins to hold 
chemicals, sand and other mate- 
rials used in street work for the 
city. 
Another charge was that he 
tore down and removed a furnace 
from the city barn and trans- 
ported it. to his mother’s place 
of business on Auburn road in 
Brooklands-with city equipment. 
His answer was that ‘the furnace 
“was inadequate and that its re- 
moval had been approved, but no 
[mention had been made of its dis- 
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> mated a loss of $4,000 worth of 
Sihag and grain stored in the de- 
‘ 'molished barn. | 
| watch the Schultz barn burn to | 
} the ground. 
(= | businessmen, bad 
He told the Commission ‘tht he 
had stored it behind the store so 
that scrap collectors wouldn’t pick 
it up at the city yards which are 
adjacent to the city dump. 
He added that the furnace is 
available at any time. 
CANNOT AGREE 
The four city officials at the 
hearing could not agree as to 
whether Novak was authorized to 
make certain purchases. A num- 
ber of them occurred when Street 
Committee Chairman Frank Chap- 
oton was in Japan this summer. 
Other charges were that No- 
vak borrowed a pickup truck 
without permission, that be de- 
pleted department funds, that 
he used city equipment to grade 
and that he 
  businessmen or city employes. 
Novak presented six letters of! 
backing from prominent Utica 
one from for mer 
>| May or Howard Crissman. One city! 
| aid 
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speak Sunday ere 
tried to do everything. He was) 
over-efficient—not inefficient.” 
Osgood recommended Novak's 
reinstatement and dismissal -of the 
suspension, 
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Summing up the city’s case, At-! 
torney Hugh Neale said Novak had not realized the limitations of |Fritz has been appointed by the 
his authority and had shown that! village council as the new villa 
= sige’ ae = to be a city em-ipresident. He replaces James P. 
loye. He the commission to conten ta peg ston, Farley, 42, who resigned earlie 
The commission, composed of jities. 
Frank Dean, chairman, Dr. Lloyd) pritz 56, a resident of area fo 
i et aorany ery, CAE; te past 3 Jars, was cet ei cushioned aad in encly deck ‘his second term as a cilme 
siori made. 
  
Dentist to Speak 
to Fall Roundup 
of Organic Clubs | 
The seventh annual fall roundup) 
} employe against him, 19year-oldjof the Federated Organic Clubs building inspector, assessor, road 
. | Richard Thompson, had been fired of Michigan will be held at the| maintenance chief and head of th 
| for being accident-prone, Novak Reo Club House at Lansing Sat- rater department. 
urday and Sunday. 
A Birmingham dentist, Dr. R.L.| 
Girardot of 240 Manor Ra. Bloom- 
} ming up, his attorney, John B.!field Township, will be the main 
‘ |Osgood, a former Royal Oak City) speaker Sunday. His topic is ‘‘Elec- 
| | Commissioner himself, said, “He |tro-biodynamic Phenomena Exhib:| 
ited in Hofticulture."’ 
John R. Snell, consulting engin- 
also will been feminded Sept. 30 is the dead- 
Composting line’ for applying for 1960 payment at East Lansing, 
on 
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 BatnNear Davisburg DAVISBURG — A $9,000 fire de- 
stroyed the main barn on the Al- 
bert J. Schultz farm, 2865 Davis- 
burg Rd., early last night. 
Schultz managed to save all of 
  Firemen from Springtield and Irwin Erkfitz, the man whe | 
walked across the United States | 
— a stroll of over 3,000 milés | 
— will also give a talk, titled 
“Exercises — Contributions to 
our Health.” 
Lester A. Swan of 530 Mt. 
Over 100 personé from the Oak- 
land County arfa belong to the/|in establishing practices for ero- 
Independence townships fought | Royal Oak Organic Farm and Gar- “sion control and wildlife habitat 
the flames in a high wind. They (dens Club. 
extinguished several fires that 
| started on the roofs of outbuild- 
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to Ferris Walker, but had to | 
  
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"NEW YORK (AP)—The grey-littsed wife of Russian Pre- 
mier Khrushchev admitted Thursday {ise.after only three 
days of their American visit the pace of receptions. and enter- J 
tainment had her in a whirl. “ey | 
“How do you say I am dizzy?” she asked her interpreter... 
in halting English 
Shifting to Russian, she told a group of women iv 
ers in a 90 second interview, “Please make it very shprt. 1 
am very tired. My head js spinning.” 
* * * 
Mrs. Khrushchev was guest at a luncheon given at the 
Waldorf-Astoria by Mrs. Robert F. Wagner, wife of New 
York's mayor 
Photographers stood on chairs amid floodlights and 
clamor in a small room adjoining the Louls XVI sulte where 
the luncheon was held. The session got out of hand as re- 
porters shouting questions surrounded Mrs Khrushchev and_@ 
her two step-daughters, Rada and Julla. Radio interviewers 
pressed microphones in front of them, trying to get com- 
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Tall, blonde, Mrs. Nelson-Roekefeller, wife of New York's | 
governor, tried to steer titem through the crush, and at one | 
point told Rada to say “You don't understand,” | 
Through it all, Mrs. Khrushchev, wearing a black sult 
with whte blouse, smiled and seemed unruffled. 
* * * 
She was given a pin, symbolic of the key to Lhe city, by 
Mrs. Wagner, and posed with her and Mrs Rockefeller. 
* * * 
In the brief interview after the picture-taking, she ex- 
pressed her thanks for “the cordial greeting” accorded her, 
and explained she couldn't give her impressions of New York 
beceuse “we hardly saw it.” 
  
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“My.Head Is-Spinning’ Tass Prints Nikifa’s _|auersone cat°onswers Guat fofland answers were not reported ty AUTOMATION Fails, |ticer sales Thursday 2s i wasleeveral minute ten aren, op lowed-Premier Nikita Khrush-1s t organs at that time. - 1 y . taking him up to the Presidential i 
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_By The Associated Press The text of his speech had been the jet translation heard at the) NEW YORK (AP)—Soviet Pre-|vator to ‘budge beyond the 30th|and said: “A capitalistic malfunc- 
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Mr. Sam Doesn't ' 
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at Convention 
  
Carnegie Hall Jammed 
by Anti-Nikita Rally 
NEW YORK (AP)—A capacity | 
crowd, wearing black armbands | 
Police estimated 2,500 persons 
' Xattehded the rally. It was spon- 
sored by National Review, a con- 
servative weekly, and Crusade for 
America, an organization with the 
aim of “exposing Communists and 
Communist fronts.” 
* * * 
Dr. Clarence E;-Manion, former 
law dean of Notre Dame. Univer- 
sity, said the purpose of the rally 
was to ‘‘underscore our continu- 
ing active, open support and sym- 
pathy for more than 20 captive 
nations.” |     GENERAL’S DAUGHTER WEDS — Former 
Kristin Norstad, daughter of Gen. Lauris Norstad, 
Allied Supreme Commander of NATO forces in 
Europe, stands between her father and her hus- 
band, Nicholas Wesson Craw, following her wed- 
ding ceremony. They | posed outside the town hall ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 
U.S. Immigration} 
to Canada Forces: 
\2 New Oftices Ce] te) {ef SY 
    
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the border has increased some 20 
times im the last decade. Im- 
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first were established two years 
=< in New York and Chicago. 
3 More Negroes Go 
fo Little Rock High 
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP)— 
Token integration at Central High 
School expands today. Three more 
Negroes are scheduled to begin 
classes there.   
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at Marnes La Coquette, France, after the civil 
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NEW U. 8. CITIZEN — British-born actress 
Pamela Mason raises her right hand as she takes’ of James Mason, was one of 200 persons admitted [tur coat!” . . . The worst thing 
the oath.of U. S. citizenship in Los Angeles last to citizenship. After taking the oath, she said: |about money is that there are a 
night during ceremonies conducted by U. 8. Dis- “For the ie time in my life, I don’t feel like @ |million ways to spend it, and so 
trict Judge Thurmond Clarke, left. Pamela, wife ae igner.’ Nikita Told Peace 
Good for Business 
NEW YORK (AP)—A group of 
leading industrialists, financiers 
and educators told Soviet Premier 
Nikita Khrushchev that a contin- 
uance of the ‘‘cold war’’ was not 
in the interests of American cap- 
italism. . 
*. * * i 
Twenty-seven business and edu- 
cation chiefs had a 90-minute 
meeting with Khrushchev Thurs- 
day at the home of W. Averell 
Harriman, former New York gov- 
ernor and onetime U.S, ambassa- 
dor to the Soviet Union. 
Big business representatives 
‘told the Soviet leader that more 
‘profits could be gained from con- 
sumer production than from rely-   ditures. 
Khrushchev proved a good list- 
‘ener. He answered questions, but 
‘posed nohe of his own.   
Bridge game conversation: ‘I 
wish youd pay attention to the 
game, dear. We're discussing AP Wirephot - P Wirepbete ‘Trene’s divorce, not Helen's new 
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~ LAST TIMES TONIGHT | 
Richard WIDMARK “THE TRAP” 
Orson WELLS “COMPULSION” 
         
  
   
   
           
   
   
             
   
     
         
   
     
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Robert Cummings Has a Theory 
Is TV; Destined to Topple 
From Its Own Weight?- 
By BOB THOMAS (Burns and Gracie Allen, Bing   
AP Movie-TV Writer ‘Crosby, Milton Berle, a pit band, 
HOLLYWOOD (AP) — It's Rob-|@ stage band, George Olsen and; 
ert Cummings’ theory about the Ethel Shutta and Greta Garbo in 
inverted py ta | Mata Hari” 
mid, and you | Bob had the distinction of toss- | 
can take of it jing straight lines to Berle on the ; ! 
| 
final vaudeville bill at the Palace. | 
'On to radio! 
| “Once again it was the same, what you will 
“Tt's uneat 
          | THURS., FRI. and SAT. 
MAMMOTH MIDWAY ALL RIDES 15s 
WITH MERCHANT COUPONS 
Located on E. Pike St. Across From JOHNSON - WYMAN ; 
“Miracle in the Rain’ 
  City Hall in City Parking Lot   ny.” he miune 
“Every time I ‘thing, " Bob sighed. 
get into a new | As radio progressed, it began 
field of enter lumping more and more stars to- 
tainment at slit igether, he said, until TV pushed 
under ine incl big-time radio over the brink 
always in the * * * . 
kame pattern Cummings plunged into the 
Folks «are al THOMAS movies in 1935, starring opposite | 
mie) gare ot ibe fee bed Margaret Sullivan in "So Red the 
Rose''—"for the first 20 minutes 
of the picture, until I was killed." 
is film career thrived. 
“But I could see the movie in- 
dustry was starting to die around 
1939," he remarked. ‘‘The war 
lcame along and kept the business 
lyoing until 1946 or 1947, when 
“When [ started, a play with @/the movies began to hurt. They 
single star was enough for. the started throwing six or seven 
public,” he observes. “Ax DUK stars ina picture, but that didn't 
ness got worse, the shows got help” 
bigger and bigger. You had = te * * * 
have a Ziegfeld Follies or Farl 
Carroll's Vanities ~o George 
White's Scandaly loaded with) 
stars to draw a crowd’ 
The legit field faded, and Bob 
leaped to vaudeville, — playing} Natur he’a worried! 
straight man with Milton Berle | On Sept. 22, Bob will emcee 
* * * INBC'’s) Salute to Jerome Kern 
“In the old days, a vaudeville|with costars Howard Keel, Pa 
show needed only six or seven|trice Munsel, Carol Channign, 
fair acts—Fink's mules, some Louie Prima, etc, 
acrobats, a funny guy and so| “The inverted pyramid,’ he 
forth” Bob said “As vaudeville) said. ‘“Faéh-df the industries I've 
started to slip, the theaters addedj been in started small and built 
a movie, then piled up the stars./up and out until. it toppled of its 
The climax was a bill at the own weight Is It happening to 
Capitel in New York with George iTV?" Bob's career goes. Though he looks 
the sophomore, he's an unabashed! 
19 and begun as a@ stage actor in 
1930. Those were the days when 
Broadway was thriving with 300 
shows annually 
* * * 
kver agile, Cummings leaped 
into yet another medium, tele- 
|vision, After the tepid ‘‘My Hero” 
‘series, he scored with a five-year 
irun of the Bob Cummings Show 
  
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1959   
British Secrets? Hurries His Memoirs 
to Answer Charges of 
Randolph Churchill 
LONDON (NEA)—Is Sir Anthony 
Eden about to join the exclusive / 
“Publish and Be Damned” club of| 
tiemoir - writing British generals 
and politicians?   
“n@w it can be. told" stories? 
Politicians are wondering wheth- 
er Eden will spill any secrets of 
the Suez war which, combined 
with his own bad health, led to 
his downfall as premier in Janu- 
ary 1957. 
* * * 
-Concern for his health report- 
edly is not the real reason shy| 
Sir Anthony has chosen Acapulco 
for a winter holiday.. a 
Eden is carryfng out a bitter 
feud with Randolph Charchill, 
son of Eden’s oldest and closest 
when “s allowed: 
chapters of biog- raphy, “ and Fall of Sir 
Anthony .” to be serialized}; 
in the London..Daily Express. - 
In the published pertions, young 
Churchil}- has ttering things 
to say about and the Suez’ 
and abortive.” 
Pa ser, 2 As a resu has now moved 
the deadfine fot compiétion of jhis 
own m s ahead in order to 
provide atdefifitive answe- to Sir 
Winston's son. ; 
Finding himself unable to work. 
in his Wiltshire country home, 
where he igs subject to constant 
interruptions from visitors, Eden 
decided to go to Mexico. 
Two British newspaper giants, 
The Times and Lord Beaver- 
brovk’s Daily Express, waged a 
furious battle over serial rights 
te Eden's autobiography. 
The Times of London finally won 
out, reputedly offering Eden $300,-| 
000 for the exclusive rights to his 
story, whereupon Beaverbrook 
signed up Randolph Churchill, who 
began his biography of Eden in 
1956. 
Meanwhile, the state of Eden's 
health is causing concern. to his 
friends here. At 61, is 
bronzed and still ds , but 
he is gaunt to the point where 
his clothes flap on his frame, 
  
MSU’s Oldest Graduate | 
to Be Honored Saturday 
EAST LANSING —The oldest 
living graduate of Michigan State 
University will be honored on his 
100th birthday Saturday in Colo- 
rado, ; ‘ 
Elwyn T. Gardner of the class 
of 1885 will receive a plaque from 
the university and be guest of 
honor at a picnic ‘in Colorado 
Springs, Colo, 
  
State Shows Decrease 
LANSING (®--Michigan’s forest 
fire damage area this year is run- 
ning about one-third less than the 
acreage burned over in the same 
period last year. 
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The State Conservation Depart- 
ment reported that the toll stands lte New York, stopping in Wash- 
\Diesel-Fuel Use Jumps Bicycle Tourist 
Home; Reports 
on 11,000 Miles 
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP)—Robert 
Perez has arrived in Columbia—|- 
seven worn-out tires and 11,000! 
miles from Sante Fe, Argentina, 
where he started his bicycle tour 
19 months ago. 
Perez, 23,: says he pedaled all 
the way, except for a one-day boat 
trip around headhunters in Cen- 
tral. America, He plans to go on 
ington “to shake hands with Mr. 
Eisenhower.” 
  
LANSING ® — Consumption of 
Diesel fuel if Michigan in the first 
eight months of the year jumped 
37 per cent over the like period 
last year, Secretary of State James Khrushchev fo Talk Over TV Sept. 27. 
a nationwide television speech a [ing ‘Co. of Detroit. 
few hours before he takes off oi bees © 
for his return trip te the Soviet‘ Dr. Levy contends in his suit 
Union Sept. 27, : that a — ee struck ‘his 
A news conference will auto in rear Dec. (15, 
cede the speech,” at causing him such injuries that he 
- The Premier will spend 42 [bad to retain the services of a 
hours with President Eisenhow 
  
Texas Excels, Again 
Texas has 254 countries, more 
  " |Archie Moore to Star Oak Park Resident 
Files $100,000 Suit 
OAK PARK — Dr. Stanley H. 
  
HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Archie 
tured role as Jim, the runaway 
slave, in “The Adventures — of 
Huckleberry Finn.’ Director 
Michael Curtiz said Archie's 
  than any other state. . f 23850 Manistee St. has 
  screen test was “remarkable.” 
  M. Hare reports. 
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“rurnty.six lf THE PONTIAC PRHSS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1950 _ en 
leachers Have gh B a FOR WANT ADS 
| burn Aves, Auburn” Heights, c DIAL FE°2-6181 . to 8 p.m., Set. from ‘ ae 
Payless Payday 2tssrskemwe tie tm Fa a Royal Oak Township). Rummage Sale: Men's, Women's, im hs 
School to Meet Payroll 
in About a Week      
  ROYAL OAK TOWNSHIP—About 
60 teachers and staff members ofl aos® ay Ses Taw, Bat. Sept. 19, p. $:20 
:30 p the George Washington Carver 
School will not be paid today. The 
school district is unable to meet 
the $23,00) payroll. 
Harold E. Bledsoe of Detroit, at- 
torney for the school board, said 
it would be about a week before 
money can be raised to pay the 
school's employes. 
In the meantime, Bledsoe said, 
the State Municipal Finance 
Commission had authorized the 
district to issue $25,000 worth of 
tax anticipation notes to meet 
present obligations. 
This money wil] be used to meet)b 
the payrol] when it becomes avail- 
able in about a week. ‘After that, 
there won't be any problem,” said 
Bledsoe, “‘because regular state aid 
will then be available.” 
Harry Nesman, a member of the, ‘home and stole a television set) average 
State Municipal Finance Commis-) 
sion, has been appointed temporary | 
administrator of the Carver school] 
          
  mage Sale, K. of C. Hall, 
ja.m. to | 
ed sutip bulbs, top size, 
ec ozen. Dean's Garden enter, 
294 Oakland. crt —aav: 
Rummage Sale, eet, oe St. 
Vincent's, 211 Parke 8 —ady 
Rummage Sale, Sept. 19, 8 a.m. 
to 12. 128 W. Pike —ad 
Rummage Sale, Congr atone == Soybeans Ease, | MARKETS 
"| ton set soybeans back major frac- 
    
Grains Yawn CHICAGO  — Soybean futures 
eased but grain prices hardly 
J stirred in light early transactions 
today on the board of trade. 
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Hedging and scattered liquida-\,, 19, creo w "be 
apples, 
tions of a cent during the first|{D¥iee jircoman bu.     Church Sat., Sept, 10th, 
‘said a recent survey showed the, 
Mrs. John Brady, of 172 E. 
Iroquois St., told city police yes- 
te that someone stole a porta-| 
radio valued at $24 from her, 
me. 
Mary De Grof, of 342 Ferry 
St., reported to city police Thurs-| 
day that someone entered her 
‘worth $129 and a record player: 
valued at $55. 
    pp few minutes, The Quaker Oats Co | Spgies- jes. Wolf River, bu 
crop still in excellent condition in) Biber irs. al ‘ 
spots but that yields in some Ma-|Grapes, Concord, pk. 
|jor producing regions are down Braches. eee 
  sharply from a year ago. Some Fears, Rartiett, oe 
|localities were turning out only (Plume, Prune yD Waterme bu ‘about 10 bushels an acre. 
The report added, however, that Beans, 
|over-all production probably will) Rees 
| be just slightly under a 24-bushel Beans, 
Betts, 
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intendent Adelaide Long to try tov terday, ut the site of the new lower to % higher, September /Cerross. doa. behs. “c, 755]. General Time continued its slide, straighten out finances. Clarkston High School on Waldon, $1.14%%: oats ‘s to '% higher, Sep. ee gen ee 2) falling another four points or go. 
Bledsoe has called a special {tember new type contract 66%; \Solery. dos. siks, .... 1264 Steels, motors, rails, oils, build- road and stole %618 worth o rf : 
meeting of the school board and plumbing tools and equipment, ac- rye 4% lower to Y higher, Sep- pers root, Parag sroresscsessoss OOMling materials and electrical equip- 
members of the State Municipal ? cording to Oakland County sher-| tember $1.2914; soybeans '2 to Te Corn, sweet, $ dos..." 4.001 ments were mostly lower. Coppers, ¥ : : »r Sp Vi ucum bers, ancy, bu. 4.0... } nets nee Pag an iff's deputies. |lower, September $2.06'2 Cucumbers, plekie “ . 2. 86 oinerene. _and electronics were 
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study the mattef further. . . Pat moe 50 b..tlly Oil fell a point and Tide- 
The school fea ane a oe cal Livestock Grain Prices esta ot De ee, OS “3 water a fraction as the companies 
of $132,000, which prompt CHICAGO GRAIN Kohirabt Nae bene. sosegeces-ceee | 50/dropped plans for a merger. 
school board to reduce the super- DETROIT Mee a ae pening Lgtk® 10a bene eae bes 00 
intendent, Oliver A. Johnson, 10) DETAR, iklewar alte “esnag Mian ony new anges (Qtane HMB Aet | New York Stocks u : lab aughter clasnes . | L 
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construction phase of the school’s} steers iio: feed te lew. chose Rediahes red, dog’ “sssccccssseccss t Qo! am Mators "". Hog berrillerd bg f a ° . 7. $8 million etal program. O: williey steers ats 33 00, cound P it d E Sansen Pring GOB. cocccccccccves 138 = " Cee ‘ heap Mack (rx “3 
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steer calves 29 type broilers on frayere 3-4 Ibs whites eneene h Stee 47 Mont Ward 611 
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cludes some standard equipment 
items which were optional- at ex- 
tra cost on 1959 models. 
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Farmington Rd. near 12 Mile --+ 
Custom ee 3. bedrmh. ranch. 
Pull dining rm., finished bese- 
ment. with extra tiled lavatory. 
Pees attached rage 
800 luding carpets, erenes, 
uilt in oven sand. range KE 
7-€800. Circle Realty Co 
down plus escrow, 4; ent 
cae YaFio* °° 
“BUD” _Read and Heed 3 Bedroom gam Seep home 
within esay pittance 
to Wadingen aa! ah. Fea- 
tures ——s living room with 
wood burning fireplace, seperate 
dining room, breakfast nook, 
1'» baths, recreation room. at- 
tie exhaust fan. 2 car garage 
with large workshop in rear 
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Lake Privileges Mighiy attractive 3 
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sirable Elisabeth Lake 
with full basement, 
recreation roem., bedroom 
stairs, carpeted }) 
dining : 
automa e wg 
yard ee Rept 
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“Bud” Nicholie, Realtor 
« Mt Clemens 
rE s120f re in $9004 
. Por Veteran mort- 
gage closing cost down. 
Good 3 bedroom ST. 
Pull bath 3nd floor 
on Ist floor, Basement. 
6. Garage. $7500. Terms. 
6A + $3500 is the full 
Gas furnace 
ter heater. Terms 
c "HAYDEN, Realtor ‘s. Walton 
ANNETT SMALL HOMNE-EAST SIDE 
Will trade on larger or in- 
come property, lease er sell 
with small down payment 
Living room 12220, combined 
kitchen & dinette large bed- 
room, bath & utility. Oil 
heat Lot §0"150, 
N... IMMEDIATE 
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N... INDIAN VILLAGE BRICK. 
» 2 bedrooms, Foande, sepe Bar Al in ag 
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ta unfinished 
Full basement, gas heat. 4 
car gareee Convenient to 
stores schools. $16,500, 
terms 
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family room, v cus- 
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tile bath. and fire- . Large lot. % Neer from 
Paul M. Jones, Real Est. 
62 w. Huron os 
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Clarkston REAL ESTATE, INC. 
(al From BANK) nday 12 to 8 
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condition. Carpeted, 3 bedrooms, 
large closets, tile bath. Large 
livi reoom With dining srea. 
Kitchen and utility room, suto- 
matic heat. Garage, patio front 
and rear. Landscaped. $12,000. 
$1800 down. B. Windemere. 
Royal Oak. Li 686-4675, 
Pully furnished § rms., full base- 
ment home. Built in 1955. Alu- 
minum storms, 
nicely landsca end 
ccheote and p omartoliy acrific, 
$10,750. Terms. MY 3-280 
$2, 
for 6096. 2 bedrm home, with at- 
tached garage, 4 lots. UL 2-26096. 
No oe 
$730 28 
Cinder dlock te ed with 
utility reom — 
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Only $60 per mont 
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living room. Only 
  
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Nicely decorated. Basement has 
as furnace & water heater. $11 
Terms. 
good land contract as = down 
payment. Quick 
IMMEDIATE . Clean 2 
: carpet. Base. ment, auto, Alem. awn. 
$65 per month. 
NORTH SIDE. Neer &. Michaels. Good 2 B.R. home. 
. Ca : with $1500 le n be 
on V.A. terme, cost down. 
“feet Baad Bhs it   
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s furnace & water 
softener. $13,500. 
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TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 
6:09 (2) Movie. 
(4) News, Weather. 
(7) Curtain Time. 
(9) Popeye. 
(4) Mr. Adams. Eve. 
(2) News, Weather. 
(9) Cisco Kid. 
(2) News Analyst. 
(7) Sports. 
(2) (4) (7) News, ae 6:15 
6:30 
6:40 
6:45 
730 
of service is tempted by lure 
ee ee em cite 
a "Honeymooners. 
(1) Jungle Adventure. 
{9) Million Dollar Movie. 
Drama: Using camel cara- 
van, man heads out to Cali- 
fornia, hoping to find shorter 
trail in “Southwest Passage.”’ 
(54). Rod Cameron, _ 
(2) Rawhide. Premiere epi- 
sode: Viveca Lindfors stars 
with Eric Fleming and Clint 
Eastwood in “Incident of the 
Day of Dead.” Yates per- 
forms act of bravery by 
rescuing runaway horse. 
(4) People Are Funny, 
(7) Disney Presents. “Man 
in Spacd” first of two pres- 
entation on outer space. 
Man's first voyage in orbit 
around earth in artificial 
satellite, with pictorial his- 
tory of rockets, extending 
from 13th century to modern 
missiles. Repeat. 7730 
8:00 
to serve Kodiak a summons. 
Starring Keenan Wynn. 
(2)Markham, Drama; 
Former Lawyer asks Mark- 
ham to arrange meeting be- 
tween him and his daughter. 8:30 
(4) M Squad. Premiere Epi-/? 
sode: Ballinger races —— 
time to locate ex-convict who 
has hidden time — in 
hospital. 
(7) Khrushchev’s Visit 
(9) Don Messer. 
(2) Eyewitness to History. 
Khrushchev’s Day in N. Y. 
(4) Cavaleade of Sports. 
Heavyweight bout. Alonzo 
Johnson vs. Tony Anthony, 
10-round contest. 
(7) Tombstone Territory. 
Western: Hollister ig deter- 9:00 
9:45 (4) Jackpot Bowling. 
suspect attempted murder. 
Repeat. (4) Trouble Shooters. Plain- |5 
tiff and lawyer go to tunne]|® 10:20 (9) Sports Show. 
10:38 (2) New -York Confidential. 
11:00 (2) (4) News, Weather. 
(7) Soupy’s On. : 
(9) Starlight Theater 
Drama: Tyrone Power, 
“Crash Dive."’. ('43). 
Lt: 10 (2) Weather. Drama: Derek 
Bond, ‘‘Rogues Yarn.” 
11:15 (2) Sports. 
11:20 (2) Nightwatch Theater. 
Drama: 
“Lady Luck,” (48) Drama: 
11:30 (4) Jack Paar. Variety with 
guests Virginia DeLuce, Alex 
Bob Chrichton and 
on “Best of 
‘drama: Boris Karloff, ‘Devil 
Commands.” ('41). 
SATURDAY MORNING ‘ 
(7) Genuis. 
(2) Meditations. 
(2) On Farm Front. 8:30 
8:35 
6: 
$145 (2) Michigan Conservation. Robert Young,/- 
3 
(7) Sirock Theater. Melo- ing on locgtion in :55 (4) (color) News. 
places in the U.S. with guests/®:00 (2) Cartoon Party. 
Art Linkletter, Gene Nelson, (4) (color) Bozo the Clown. 
Kingston Trio, Julie London, (7) Crusade for Christ. 
* Alan Young, and the cast of/8:38 (2) Capt. Kangaroo. 
“Holiday on Ice.” Burgess (4) Cartoon Express. 
Meredith, host. (7) Three Musketeers. 
(9) News. 10:00 (4) (color) Howdy Doody. 
10:15 (9) Weathervane. (7) Fun House. 16:00 (2) Mighty Mouse. 
(4) (color) Ruff and Reddy. 
11:00 e Heckle & Jeckle. 
SATURDAY AFTERNOON 
12:00 (2) Sagebrush Shorty. 
(4) True Story. 
(1) Uncle Al, 
(9) Country Calendar. 
12:30 (7) Three Stoges. 
(4) Detective’s 
(4) Patti Page. 
(7) Sheena. 
(4) Industry on Parade. 
(4) Movie. 
(7) Night Court. 
(2) Seoreboard. 
(7) Wrestling. 
(2) Wrestling. 
(4) Rice vs. LSU Football. 
(4) Tennis. 
(9) Gabby Hayes. 
(1) High Road to Danger. 
(2) Bandstand. 
(7) All Star Bowling. : 
(2) Bandstand, 
(9) Movie. 
(2) Lone Rahger.     
TV News and Reviews   
By FRED DANZIG 
NEW YORK’ (UPI) — I stopped 
washing the dishes 1 ong enough 
to watch yesterday's CBS-TV day- 
time special — the one that asked, 
“Ig the American Woman Losing 
Her Fi ” 
* * * 
This program, in a second 
ge titled ‘“‘Woman!,” dabbled 
an hour with that needless 
pol repeating itself = oF 
i a gal like Esther 
rise out of a swim- 
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With Study of Femininity 
are presumed to be sophisti- 
cated. 
As a result, the needed spice 
was lacking, Nothing happened to 
perk up our senses. Because the 
answer wag so obvious from the 
start, we were left with a curi- 
ously ineffective, almost vacuous 
program. 
_ * * 
A repetitious hash of brief filmed 
And there was no humor. 
Maybe that should be another 
topic some day: “Is the Ameri- 
can woman losing her sense of 
humor?’ 
The women on the show — all 
either were sorry to see femin- 
inity decline or were pleased 
“Bo what?’ 
* * *® 
I think this was because. the 
mestic “stagnation.” 
The views of women without 
whe must werk te pay the bills 
— would have been worthwhile, 
How important is femininity to 
them? To their husbands? Do 
their children put a high value on 
femininity?   ner : 
Yes, if you mean in terms of 
Victorian era concepts: no, if you 
mean modern woman's fulfillment 
as a human being. Uh huh. And 
so what? 
The province of Quebec is équal 
to almost one-third of the total 
area of the entire Dominion of 
Canada.   
  
  
          
                  
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Paris Together Have Become Part of 
Way of Life. for French 
Capital City 
WASHINGTON— The city of 
Paris has more than 30 bridges to 
link its famous divisions — the 
Right Bank and the Left-Bank. 
Busy people may regard the 
bridges merely as a way to get 
across the Seine River, But to the 
|down-and-out, they give shelter. 
To painters, they offer beauty. To 
All that changed after the ‘Pont 
Neuf(New Bridge) was erected 
at the end of the 16th century. 
The bridge astonished Parisians 
by its size — it is large enough 
for modern traffic — and its side- 
walks. At that time, Paris streets 
had none. 
* * «& aioe 
Uncluttered by houses, the spac- 
ious Pont Neuf became a carnival 
and market. Peddlers, dancers, 
The Pont de |’Alma, built in 
the 1850's, is decorated with stat- 
‘jues of four French soldiers, in- 
cluding a Zouave. Ordinarily, the 
Zouave is above the waterline, 
but in river-rising periods the wa- 
ter may lap his knees, waist, neck, 
or head. Parisians describe the 
Seine’s lével by reference to the 
Zouave's body. ‘She'd Prefer. to Zoom 
in Good Woman Roles 
By EARL WILSON 
NEW YORK — Constance Towers, beautiful young 
Hollywood actress (and bride) is unhappy—because friends, 
agents and: advisers tell her, “If you could play a ‘bad 
: woman’ role, or get in some scandal, your 
career would ZOOM!” 
“Why shouldn't it zoom instead from 
playing a good woman?” demands Con- 
nie, who just finished “Captain Buffalo” 
for John Ford. 
Nor will the Lana-Turner-Liz Taylor 
box office appeal induce her to have any 
scandal involving her bridegroom, Eu- 
gene McGrath, ex-husband of Terry 
Moore. 
Fact is, she's trying te make the 
career zoom from a happy marriage. 
  WILSON 
They're off to Panama, where he has a home, for a 
month. 
When they departed, arm-in-arm, they said, There's no 
family on the way yet, but when it happens we'll send up‘a 
rocket.” . 
It appears that Khrushchev will achieve another 
“first”—he'll be the visiting VIP who'll have more 
bodyguards than a ce. 
* * * 
“Khrushchev should be allowed to do anything he likes 
in New York,” says Phil Leeds at the Blue Angel. “If he 
wants to go for a walk in Central Park at night, let him.” 
* * * 
Mickey Mantle’ll be best man at Billy Martin's Oct. 7 
wedding to TWA atewardess Gretchen Winkler in Las Vegas 
(Whitey Ford, Woodie Held, Bob Lemmon and Jimmy Pier- 
gall will be on the receiving line at the Desert Inn later) 
... Joan Blondel] saw a bridal party at the Grotto when 
she dropped in from rehearsal, and sent over champagne 
with a note: “Always be lovers”... Col. Henry Crown, the 
Chicago tycoon, will steer Mr. K and small party of 180 
through the Empire State Bidg. 
* * * 
TRUE STORY: Luchow's was so crowded that a wom- 
an waiting in line who couldn't get through to claim her 
reservation stepped out of line to a phone booth and made 
a 10c call to headwaliter Dave, 15 feet away, who pulled 
her through the mob to a table. 
‘THE MIDNIGHT EARL... 
The Friara’ll honor Jack EB. Leonard at a 
...» Pler Angeli’ll pick up 
the final divorce papers in 
December... Anna Mag- 
nani and actor Leonard 
Garten dined at the Auto- 
mat—Dutch treat. 
Dick Powell says TV 
westerns (like his own) will 
be popular “for another 18 
months.” ... Comic Alan 
King will produce and star 
in a film in london... 
President Eisenhower's 
“Crusade in Europe” book 
has netted a fat $1,360,000 
so far... Yvette Vickers, a 
former Playboy magazine 
Playmate, makes her B’way 
debut in “The Gang’'s All 
Here.” CONSTANCE 
TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Insomnia wouldn't be so bad 
if you didn't lie awake worrying about it-—0. A. Battista. 
* * * 
ee Roger Price read about the sciehtist who crossed a race 
horse with a giraffe. It's not very fast, but it’s great in a   
luncheon Oct. 
  photo finish ... That’s earl, brother. 
(Copyright, 1959)   
[Apartment Collapse 
Deaths at Least 53 
  
“Ithy, and his parents, Mr. and 
  night Mayor Michele 
Palmitessa said a recheck 
showed about 72 were in the 
building at the time of the dis-| 
aster. 
Caer aa te ae 
one-story garage. The four 
stories of apartments were add- 
ed several months ago. offi- 
cials . believed the 
were too weak for the 
load. ti 
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at Nikita Khrushchev. 
No ticker tape showered down 
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and laughter welled up around 
him -at others. 
Standing on Park Avenue, one 
man clapped as the closed black 
limousine swept past, Another 
booed as hard as he could. And 
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see him.” 
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