Otficers Give Gypsies 
Scenic Tour of State : -* ; % Fg 
The carefree Gypsy life is taking a beating in Michi-|_ 
gan, with’an assist from Oakland County. ato 
nt Reds “More than 100 Gypsies in 27 trailers were ushered). 
of Piotr _|from county to county across southern Michigan last] 
FROM OUR WIRE services |ight. They were reluctantly on the move—their desti- 
GUATEMALA CIT y —/Hation uncertain. os P Assassin Kills 
President 
of Guatemala Personal Guard Shoots 
Castillo Armas, Foe 
  
killed last night by -e sol- 
dier who then killed him |@Uads to Return 
After Vacation 
Trip to Kentucky 
member of the presidential Boise sg Bae yr egy Sages 
to hold a con- 
there last night. 
Porter ruled that Bond's farm 
in facilities for a trail- 
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  ~ SENIORS GRADUATE — A portion of the Pontiac High School = Sealing Pages Paste 
midyear graduating class is shown above as the seniors attended Whitmer, superintendent of diplomas, presented, by Dr. Dana P. 
night. Sixty-two seniors received schools. (Story on page 2.) 
    Highway Relocation 
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Plunge Into River   
‘Long Trailer, 
Strands Area Family 
A Walled Lake couple and their two children 
escaped injury when their car and 48-foot frailer rolled 
off a ferry yesterday and*sank in the St. Mary’s River. 
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coldstock and their sons, Harry, we 
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13, and Patrick, 9, were 
enroute from a Canadian 
vacation when the mishap 
  Dulles Told fo Ener Disarmament Talks WASHINGTON @ — President 
  to the Cadillac Division, 
The chairman asked that Cur- 
  
Milk Strike Scheduled 
Thursday in Detroit 
  | 
E H tion backing Hoffa. 
  
DETROIT (INS)—The Michigan 
ik Producers Association has     
    examination of. ‘giafter the meeting, Hoffa said he 
books and records relating to gov-/did not intend fo take the Fifth | 
ernment being}Amendment when he makes a 
     
         
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What Do Teenagers Need for Summer Recreation? 
More Supervised Social ties of letters in the Voice of   
evenings swimming and going to 
4 parties and drive-ins.” 
“You always have some kids 
      
      
       
   ing in community-wide projects, 
says David Ohngren, 17, of 795 
Corwin. Ct, ; 
“T have gone to several dances 
over at the Amvets Hall and they 
were very nice and reasonable for 
teenagers’ My. friends 
and I have plenty to do,” he 
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their own groups during the sum-| 
imer,”’ says Ann Wiltse, 19, of Lake Events Lead List of Suggestions 
  
            
  
_mony that Valente and Klenert 
‘for a corkscrew, $2,564.65 for 
  “Know what you believe and live what you believe.” This was the 
High School summer graduates by 
Dr. Ted Ward, Michigan State Uni- 
cation im Pontiac, ao } 1 Pol » Jast night. 
Dr. Ward warned the graduates 
against the conformist, the follower 
and what he described as ‘‘the pre- 
pectual consumer.” 
  
  
  Parting- advice given 62 Pontiac! 
* GYPSY CARAVAN ON MOVE — This is a portion of the Gypsy caravan which ' migration started in Lapeer County when a number of vehicles 
  
  
         
    
   
     
  
    
of Union Heads |= ‘McCellan to Forward 
Record of UTW Officers). 
to Justice Dept. | 
WASHINGTON @ — Senate 
rackets probers today asked the 
Justice Department and the. In- 
ternal Revenue Service to look in- 
to the activities of the top two of- 
figials of the United Textile Work- 
ets Union. 
: * * 
The special Senate Committee 
headed by Sen, McClellan (D- 
Ark) wound up its investigation 
yesterday with demands by a com- 
mittee member that UTW Presi-|. 
dent Anthony Valente and Secre- 
eae Lioyd Klenert re- 
gn. ’ 
The committee had heard testi- 
diverted $128,405 in union funds to 
their own personal uses over a 
period of years since 1952, and 
that Klenert had even charged the 
UTW $5.50 for a milk stool, $25.20 
tickets to the Broadway stage hit 
“My Fair Lady,” and for costly 
ida, Florida and Maine 
vacations for his family. 
McClellen authorized a state- 
ment that he was sending the 
stenographic record of the testi- 
mony to the Justice Department 
and Internal Revenue Service for 
further investigation. 
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Klenert said he does not know 
whether he paid income taxes on 
$101,963 the committee accused 
him of diverting from his union’s 
treasury. It accused Valénte of 
using $26,442 in UTW funds. 
The Weather 
Fall 0.8. Weather Burese Report   
at 6 te 12 miles an 
southerly at 3 te 6 miles an hour to- 
night. 
  Today in Pontiac 
Lowest temperature preceding 8 a.m 
At @ a.m.: Wind Caim. 
Sa 
  Priday in Pontine_ 
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— ee cheese <> keene 
tf — Partly Cloudy , 
One Year Ago in Pontiac 
pet iverscearesec< OE 
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100 te 1843” 52 in 1907 
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BREAKING GROUND — Ground was broken 
Friday afternoon.for the new Pontiac division 
office building of the Automobile Club of Mich- 
igan, at Williams and West Pike Streets. Shown 
@bove at the ceremony .are Arthur J. Bogue, December. 
       manager of the Pontiac office; Roy M--Hood, an 
Auto Club director; and Charles L. Wilson, pres- 
ident of the club. The new building, to. cost 
$125,000, is scheduled to be ready for use in a    
       
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may have been abandoned or may 
have fallen accidentally from an 
automobile. 
Mrs, Alvena Stronski found the 
baby in front of her home after 
  hearing it cry. 
        Pantie Press Photo   
    
  
    
  
Palace Guard Slays. 
Guatemala President 
(Continued From Page One) 
demy — the Polytechnic School 
In 1945 he returned to the aca- 
demy as its deputy director. Two 
years later, after a course at the 
rector, : 
During World War II he served 
as a member of the joint U.S,- 
Guatamala commission 
     
    
      
Four Years After Armistice   
By SID WHITE 
| TOKYO-(INS)—Four years ago 
today a badly beaten Communist 
army in Korea signed an armistice 
agreement to-win a-breathing spell 
and a chance to rebuild its 
strength. 
Virtually from the moment the 
ink was dry on the truce docu- 
ment, the Red ‘build-up began—~—in 
complete violation of the pact. 
          55) was sought in jan armistice at 
| 3) |a time when most allied military 
; munist armies. 
s move in’ Korép, this tite The end to the Korean War 
leaders were urging a complete 
knockout @f the battered Gom- 
With the passing of each anni- 
versary singe & growing fear 
mounted that’ the Communists) 
were readying another aggressive     _|deadly modern punch that. might 
win them the peninsula they were 
unable to wrest the first time, 
American military leaders pub- 
licly decried a proven illegal Com- 
munist arms buildup, as the South 
Koreans had been doing from the 
beginning. 
      with a 
i ca "Korean Arms Balance Being Created 
This anniversary, the fourth, it 
is different, 
whee st < —" ~, y    
      
  — in.196, and went into the army. | the 
    
    
|Walking Horse 
  
    Ask John Butler, who rashly 
promised his 10-year-old daughter, 
Kitty, a horse—if she promised to 
keep her tongue quiet for 30 days. 
House just that but broke her silence 
school when the time limit was up—at 
whe 1808 olectioan’* a ? e “will be de- 
ccd mate | seat Me tne publicans believe, since there is) 544 white Tennessee Walking 
bo presidential contest. In no dis-) horse with a white base on its COneresanen ie naated by GOP) nose, Kitty helped pick it out by 
' eg nodding when asked if that was an_ issue, Republicans maintain. the ete the wanted. 
Democrats hope to change that 5 Es situation and force the issue wher-| Butler said that he began to 
ever they believe it might help miss her voice a little in the final 
De tic cause. week of the month-long period of 
1 t- *  *& silence. He said: 
“The breakdown of ‘the roll-} “I missed it more than I realized 
call of both parties on this (school)|I would, I won't mind when she- 
bill is very interesting,” saidjtalks now and if she talks too 
House Democratic leader McCor-/much, I'll just put cotton in my 
should be interesting to people | — 
of the country.” z 
Beck Pleads innocent §f - R for : 
to larceny Charge _ | : 
ie ee Oe ee 
: a charge grand larceny) 
in the use of*funds derived: from | 
the sale of a union-cwned auto-| 
mobile, was entered in King 
iby Dove Beck ‘praddeat of Galt the | 
Teamsters Union, 
s brief appearance was’ 
to a formal entry of the’ 
plea. He had been scheduled for| 
arraignment next Tuesday but the| 
date was moved up because he! 
  
  
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  ’ ,' sheriff's deputies and state troopers yesterday escorted to the Indiana state line, ~ were ordered off a farm near Brown City. in other s of Southeastern ~*~ * * te . si areas 
He urged a respect for differ- : out that the climate might be more suitable in that direction. The . . Michigan started a like roundup. (Story on page 1.) nas foe a 
' @nces and an appreciation of the Pe Pe eS : - s BE , —— Cranbrook and Lincoln is getting interdependence of all people. ai ae ae ss : Le ‘to 4 Be ee a & heavy workout each morning Dr. Ward was introduced’ by de fs ( tt M an . ies Given Tour Democrats May Profit Most from $ te moon, : 
the Board “of Education. Dip- { {Sc o. ALS: School Aid D f it t E hi rector, ‘stressed that there js no tomas were givett out by Dr. : a oe a Ol scenic Michigan Veleal to. GC O jentry fee for the tournamént or ° » oe 4 ; ; es eo . ‘. target shooting. Participants 
SJeSi=t Upset About Famil pan 's Election Ea race ster. LJ OSCT ADOUL Family coined tom reo linn Next Year's Election — rzwciereo en sac ing class to Dr. Whitmer. 1 or ee ale Crengent; — | Further information“ on how Speaking for the graduates was} DETRO: - Swarthout and Tier- understand. the Gypsy. F. ARBOGAST flicans in the House voted qualify for the trophy to be award- 
Dean Perkio, class president, while|condition with five bullet wounds,|ncy of irregularities, ba ir; and cone ite Soe as| WASHINGTON «®—Political ‘alae Un tat epee ae to the tournament winner may Earl eee vice president, de-|Garden City Mayor James Tierney station that well. From Livingston C , the aso from Tharoiay Siertia viled Sine: tay ieee SNAG ot Se seneetion of- 
livered he is “worried sick” aboutifirm, Gypsum group moved through and| House killing a federal school think have a de- : 
ce a ee ae the Safety Of ble’ wily smd) fivelwas buliding Sor Garten : andlaid bil ate likely. to echo. loud:|fense for any campeign ples. by — : ; f len City. counties. At the border of : “Music for the ceremony was pro-|children. : Nagle said the assailant’s gun leach county, a new set of deputies|'Y ‘rough the 1958 congressional] President Eisenhower for more ato 
Vided by a June graduate, Eleanor| “We have some vicious peopleifrst was turned on Swarthout. It | . |was waiting to take up escort du-|“¢ction campaign. Republicans in Congress. [Parents Plan, the family of How- 
Members of the class were: Tierney, shot in the chest, [turned on Tierney. — : Jackeon. county Gepition vald But spokesmen for the Demo-|paigns called for more Republi-/has taken on the responsibility of 
Movence Ashbaugh Dele Nance | Sbdomen, and groin at a public’ . : Korean Service. | perasce recegsisabic as curses (Ga; int. Republicen congres-jcans to help bias carry out bis lag-(tv0 foster children, sional committees dis-|islative bill Edward rl Neeb meeting in Garden City Thurs- * in te hot ative ‘program. The schoel b Lee In Kil, 9, is a Korean boy. Archie Bell Henrietta Neidrick day ni : : better. | Wat R ed \ any tongue began flow agree over how effective the vote|was a major part. of his. program. : i ; 
— ae powers i oh : Gives tenes at ee by aiers ec ing Bye wowed four and grey ou Concord, | will be .as_a political issue, Although the measure. killed by we Sone rfl nn no Rae Angeliki old Vivian Cascaddan Patrick hospi ial e . i é, where iypsies wanted. to House seats come for House ot exactly what years 
Resert’ Giclend. Dae Fetne ordi : in Japanese Flood left aboard @ troopship today, end-| camp. election omey tee 7 ae Prodioas nantes as yep) er ee ber idewes ee Widiam Coc Richerd Piektord se peaks moe — under- ae eee But, despite the highpitched| Democrats believe they will bejresented as being acceptable to _— { . went four hours of emergency aN, Ma Korea. ees : Rudy Edwards Stanford Gumee” |surgery and received 12 pints off TOKYO w@—Flood waters began} Some 12,000 British and nn, png Rs Bb sored blicens = who voted to kil rat he Ha rman, said Eisenhower had/* Birmingham chapter OES. will oor ares’ | Lesier Ellerhorst, 52, a peosper|Kyuah Inland where 2 the: ast time ‘and then a ae provided) claim, ‘in Gisrict Howse ction "Iginia Heath, 1883 Cole §t. The eve- mpare Rui . : 2 
Eddie Powikes Sylvia Salsnerr’ [0US Garden City contractor, was|were listed as dead in the wake|the British troopship Asturias for|”” = nat One is a i rae aliogs ng (ting will be caine te yas Fait Geraldine Schaar {held in connection with the shoot-lof a 24-hour storm that brought 32\the homeward voyage: They lea vote, since the bill contained an| ace voted te til the ee items for the Nov, 16 bazaar at the Arghie Haynes Essie Sears’ jing. He refused to make a state-jinches of rain. __ behind 1,112 dead. antisegregation clause. Soi dd cae Ps ay the | ianonic Temple. 
Chars inske _— velya ‘serine’ [rope pe rent, When asked how be) Authorities listed 3,626 With their departure few loudburst And since-a majority of Repub-lrunity te vote tn a compromise} 4 —— "Frances Betty Smith felt. He replied: “Not good.” = [and 294 missing as rescue teams|ish troops remain in Korea. 2 measure almpst  word-for-word| Birmingham YMCA Camp Totem fp nag Se Pnyiite Boditch About 50 officials and specta- |scanned the flood-washed triangle . only a six-man team what the : : ; teroy LaPayet Spehar é = t President wanted. Pole has been ,on the march this ae Karl Stickel tors saw the attack. City Atty. [between Ishahaya, Omura and|from the Green Howard regiment act oe kf week The included trips GE ay Swarthout cut his Nagasaki where 100,000 persons|will be attached to the U.N. hon- raps olor : to the Detrdit stockyards, the river- paaure Martines Annie Vasquex hand on the sights of the assail- |have been left homeless. or guard at Seoul. : front’ and Fort Wayne Museum. Puyllis Soong Deal Woe ant’s .22 caliber target pistol | The Japanese cabinet invoked ~ Gastgs Even baw haces of: 
P Carl Peck while disarming the disaster relief law as AM 1 40 Degrees Is Limit Flood Blocks Road; ‘the seven day-camp groups. 
The crowd, too startled to act,jican and Japanese agencies i 50 Flee Homes in ' stood back and watched as Elier-/Tushed emergency supplies to the) BALTIMORE — | in} 4 cs ei f robe horst walked from the room. Hejdevastated area. excess of 140 degrees Fahrenheit) New Mexico Golden Silence awe was picked up an nearer oat No ee. civilians or Et eng be tolerated by the human C st F ath 
Police Chiet Arth agle said tary “personne] were known to be for xtended of 
belie th among the victims ee conor samen GRANTS, NM. @ — Fleod wa- o or 
                           
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  Week goes on vacation—YOUR va- 
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Whether it te at the beach, or 
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‘This week. the House of the|the two. A fireplace in the leisure) 
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these indoor areas, as desired. 
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