i ‘Britain, Action Cause pit With US, Allies- Cancel Proposal for Cease-Fire; Rush Troops. fo Svez Zone By WILLIAM N. OATIS UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. the ‘Their actions drove al deep wedge into their 1 3 Key Ports Quiet, Israeli - Egyptian while they rushed Suez No Landings Reporte Egyptians Ignoring Ultimatum _ to Pull Men Back 10 Miles; Israelis Bag Ship CAIRO (®#—Britain and France were reported speed- 4 ing troops toward the Suez Canal today but. their-- VTTICIG *| threatened landing did not immediately materialize, All Changing Over Rigs) kk carrying planes took off from the Mediterranean base of Cyprus just after dawn, flying south toward the canal 250 miles away. But hpurs later the Egyptian governors at Port —— Said, Ismailia and Suez—the three key canal points where Britain and France said they would land ‘to | safeguard shipping through the strategic waterway. . —were reported quiet with no sign of invading forces. A French military spokesman in Paris said in niid- afternoon that so far as he knew there had been no the sus- French military landings-in Egypt. ee eae be made|- Egypt rejected a demand trom London and Paris that the Israeli-Egyptian fighting cease by 6:30 a. m. and warned motorists to exercise extreme caution. They also issued the following five safety rules for the children: 1. Parents should accom- pany children under nine during these expeditions. 2. Masks should be removed crossing streets. 3, Children should cross streets only at intersections, 4. Youngsters nal lights should walk in a group and cross when the light first turns green to assure themselves plenty of time, §. Don't soap car windows. Soap marks can result in accidents, _terpara 7. Barr, Tecrentonal Wt for the Parks and Recrea- wt tion Dept., “asked the ‘of all Pontiac area. res crossing af sig: . iy prizes. Pegg children only from 6 to p.m. This hour will be followed by jparties in most schools and the “Mystery Treat Contest.” \posifion you now occupy," Judge " |stood unconcerned and glancing | ‘The sentence eliminates any pos- er see you dead than stand in the Hartrick said, Moore’s wife, Irene, 20, and mother, Mrs. Minnie Fairchild, were not In court for the sentenc- ing this morning, which came up poned Monday, During the sentencing, Moore the courtroom, sibility of parole, although a gov- ernor of Michigan could commute by the term or pardon Moore, “ ll, junior high at 10:90 and grade. school at 9,»to qualify add Fe * i wife and relatives who would rath-| unexpectedly after being post- | Israeli froops to withdraw immediately from Egyptian territory. industry. troops be pulled back 10 miles from each side of the Shippers and trailer manufac-/Suez to let the European troops in. The British and = cee yg ages aac te said tele rench said they would send their troops into the canal foresees the entire over-the-road|20ne “temporarily” to keep the canal open even if either hauling industry converting to it}country rejected the ultimatum. pies cron eg peel, Reliable Egyptian sources said.up to 11:30 a. m. no i el. ie ee foreign troops had landed in the canal zone. __ agreement oe ized nylon air-filled bellows, has The Israeli Army reported all quiet on the fight- land troops along the waterway a oe ing front in the Sinai Peninsula and claimed it had nationalized by Egypt July 2. aa miles o¢ | Units 10 miles from the Suez Canal—at the line set . pet oud Beall eae anenal travel on record, Monaghan said, | by the British and French. faving and draw beck 10 males} =, remiiae Aree ree Tee cl heavy du’ amo | The Egyptian Army claimed it was in control of the from the 103-mile canal so that} “mam (second. from left). United Fund Board President Wil- Saree te he caekend coun bo (SMUMEY sthintlon. = : British and French seme — —_ : -_ : | move “temporarily” : : : Said, Ismailia and Suez “to sep-\T his Phone User oe wae arate the belligerents and to guar- ‘ ile to trailer antee freedom of transit through|(>ot His Number truck operators the canal." They said it Egypt) atleast eae ay available and Israel did not consent, they|—Diit in Jail” hicle with great would move in anyway. Israel tages. ep an Egyptian charge that Brite |) an argument with al, eac e 'Yy , to Be Boosted by 217, \substantially re aggression. Exypt sald that until {Phone operator, was lodged in the City Manoger States items they ewe” Mona- Home Owners in Plan An atmosphere of excitement the council took “necessary |Oakland County Jail today on a| The Pontiac Area United Fund neared the half-way : noid, for Expressway and expectancy gripped London, wyeg hey S feliaagaey charge of illegal use of firearms|mark as 45 per cent of its $612,202 goal was recorded at; Pontiac has progressed rapidly; ps saing guture engines, Mon- and“most British papers sald ac- ; in. the city. mid-campaign report luncheon tod: |in providing, parking apects in the on ele wae See and France had argued) john J, Brokelmyer, 58, of 619 meer oT icity in the last two years, City| S&uas sald the efficiency of cur. | State Highway Commissioner) troops and warships before the that the council out mat, oat E. 14 Mile Rd., was arrested early} Highlight for Torchlighters at the Elks Temple was|Manager Walter K. Willman, said ic i onens fae ee Charles M. Ziegler apparently has! 6:30 a.m, ultimatum ran out. r to - * a : Ss: > ie and prevent fnerterence 1 stewing tar nce, |Corporation, nn Sn Sut om General MOLOFS)here are to date 1.7% parhng| exten Et bs Genero x idols Aasocitn oer ; canal tratfic, Accordingly both "1:0" oortedly was having diffi-| "Poe meter stalls in Pontiac, including| "Aor ontons M that oth loroposed route for the planned|France Bars Egyptians vetoed: US. resolution calling on (culty Placing a long distance call The contribution takes in the Pontiac Motdr Division, |some 500 on-street spaces. The off- enn, “ae ttm, ngine of [Southfield Expressway, previously/ From Leaving Country . yA c _ 7 4 _ gtreet spaces divided — \slated - through plush Israel and Egypt. immediately. to| Wer. the ere developed. . GMC Truck &. Coach Dive. eunicipaliy-apereaag tots a, oe Sere Se See eee ony eeieiioaae-te the two oa PARIS (#—French air police cease fire, on Israel to withdraw |Prokelmeyet the conver. jvision and the Fisher Body wated conveniently throughout the ee ships, at Orly Airport were ordered ~ its armed forces from Egypt and/S@tion by ripping the phone off his : ‘Division, downtown area. — ‘Monaghan predicted improved) In a letter read to the Associa-' today to bar all Egyptian citi- all U.N. members to avoid) ll and going after the wires with ence oore: Philip J. M + ¢ 8 ti transmissions and elec-/tion last night, Ziegler said he does| zens from leaving France, using force in the area or giving his gun, according to investigators. |~” : | hilip J, Monaghan This 1,278 figure will be boosted devices that will'not want to: put the highway mia : Israel military, economic or finan- ‘He fired three shots and hit the aes q sented the check to the UF ito 1,495 when negotiations for prop- keep engine and transmission|through the area because of high LONDON ®) — Britain cial aid in her operation: (The|Wires each time. We. have . not § at a pre-luncheon cere-| (Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) |operating\ at maximum, effi condemnation. costs - warned civilians ‘ te Vote was TS. with Australia end) Sit SS Yeoes in dhe area,” enid 0 q Ita lie mony. at all times. — ee The letter said Highway Depart- stay away from all Egyptian air- Belgium abstaining.) the other phones in the area,” said The total amount pledged to the, , - f R, C. Woodhouse, general truck|ment engineers and Ziegler are} fields, 2. A Soviet resolution that/a police spokesman Sex. Kill Cool: fund so far is $274,178 of the 1956 Rain May End Si e sales manager, said 1956 truck fac-|“considering seriously” . another’~ amounted to te > et RN NOCH Says goal, which will support 54 commu- eg tory sales indicate a total of 1,-/route west of the protesting area.| Cairo was calm. But the British wit ‘ts teeth pulled, witharawai|\ Weather Slows Ore Trial Unfair, . Wants sity service agencies next years of D nes Toni ht eesti pr ee yE rer ng @., recent meeting of the Asso-| Embassy began burning its secret of Israeli troops. (The vote was! (eves ann ay —Fog and New Hearing ties Revises Mara ae ee ry ESS g He estimated’ 1957 sales will Soldner tnd than 20 sueppubeedl tate oe ae Sater eemcone ale - 7-2 with Belgium and the United) : te $20,057 often Ona the ob The wedtine 1,135,000, with 200,000 of these be-icivie groups, drew 3,000 specta-/émbassy would take whenever States abstaining.) pan dsp atatet Gross bose cigcaiti Alleles Stoore, 24. ax eae ™ Ider 1 With oeeerae senteht ling for export and Canada. tors High School. {military action appears to be E ASKED DEBATE enters last. wee eu ;, ae Campaign leaders were also * occasional = Slee Desuty Hisk . prima ee ae es cleeate Henry Cabot!Week's shipment of iron ore to|*iller of three-year-old Martha Lit-\cheered by the bigger leads -this|* 2s and a low of 44 to 48, ; = | eaguieae Cakege Bi Yoluet egl Goninon viioeis ti tenes the U. 8. Delega nry fle July 27 tenced today 2 The weather forecast for tonight| [7 T'oc], P "e Lodge Jr. had asked and obtained|2.571,108 tons, the Lake Superior|“° July 2%, was sentenced todayiyear of the Geographié) (door-to-|.« cider with ooceslonal tolme N LOQdYS FICSS they dia not want the road to/ported that a British - French fleet an urgent council debate on the|irén Ore Assn. reported today.|to spend the rest of -his life in door) Division and the Commercial! +1 jes and 9 low of 44 to 4: Sais pass through their neighborhoods./was speeding through the eastern Israeli military action on snetree’| Tot brought the season’s move-|prison for the crime, Coe tine endl etna eal The weather will turn cooler to- en acacininisndie : nnah somaeser toward the a tions ived from President ment to 66,133,292 tons, compared! put Moore, protested before. : , Mae ; ee ee ee seasoareeres * and t : (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) ‘with 78,959,529 a year ago. pe Sikagee tet “Ean see peepee sayy tora Seema Be eins | Bo earlier tio nada wake, ot am plc saree a 4 oe chance te defend myself," was un- two weeks of the three-week drive 2,1" Pontiac and vicinity. Theaters «.....++. 640.0005 si_| NEW YORK i — The last two In Paris, a French Defénse Min- ; . . - »|ruffled by the prospect of life im- The low last night in downtown! TV & Radio Programs..,... 43 -|city-operated trolley car lines iM! ity spokesman said? “The. only Don’t Let Accident Spoil Fun riscament M is vice president of |Pontiac was 53, At 1°p.m. it was| Wilson, Earl...........,.....48 |Brooklyn are making their- final ec tar eke eae : prisonment, (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) [66 degrees. “ Women’s Pages......2i thru 26 today, Dues will the ove,loee a ee ee a" a ; - | +] ain't worried,” he said. “TH sasind tate hte hare ec. ante “jthere is an intense air-naval ac- Urge Drivers and Parents) vrs. xext sme rn get « mie : ic , | an Se ee : trial, and I'll be out of here like U S ks Ulti | A t Is li A : n mere ‘ . a shot.” ~. wl 1a raeil . O The British Admiralty, War Of- Play Safe This Halloween) *2"" 0... cosnce, swag!’ Seeks Ultimatum Against Israeli ACHLOTL |, me mah Admiray, Wor oF | George B. Hoctioa said Moore is ri ment ~ would be issued With Halloween celebrators out tonight for the an-|“@, merciless killer.” . * gh fh. SS: nual “meet and treat” hour from 6 to 7, officials have wigs tg nieve ne bho aimed thet ee eer _ DRAMA’ AT ‘THE U.N. — U.S. Ambassador Henry Cabot. Lodge (center) ‘asks the United Nations Security Council to order ~ ite y : & % fol a ate 7 oe! ATH Arp a sista] pa lle id F ; 5 aript| sg Gogg lh pale iargites Bt sh: 3 Lal ae eee = gatilligl pean 4 43 fits hae a Oo un -” age De Hi aah ail tla ¥ oy HT ait Aes wt aft lf . a = , ee 7 a