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RECORD-EAGLE, TRAVERSE CITY, MICHIGAN PAGE TEN TUESDAY, NOVEMBER M. TfSS ARTHUR GODFREY tells the secret of his success What made Godfrey go from a small-time radio announcer in Washington to a top star in network radio and TV? This week, in The Saturday Evening Post, Arthur tells in his own words how he discovered his big radio secret duringthose painful months he ipent in the hospital. You'll learn how he became the nation's first disk jockey and set the pattern that has been followed by many. Again this week millions of Americans will be reading "This is My Story" told by Arthur Godfrey himself. It's the year's biggest story from the entertainment world.

Get your copy of the Post early and read it today. Out today--on all newsstands The Saturday Evening POST November 2f.1!t." A GURUS MAGAZINE Seeking Statewide Curb of Traffic Accident! RICH i DELICIOUS I MELLOW the MAN'S COFFEE Russ Leaders Inspect Dam NANGAL, INDIA, Nov. 22--(UP) --Two of the Soviet Union's top leaders today visited the site the Bhakra dam and discussed the merits of peaceful competition with a California engineer helping build the giant structure. Premier -Nikolai Bulganin nnd Communist' Party Chief Nikita. S.

Khrushchev arrived here from New- Delhi by private train and walked over the site of the dam which will be the second largest in the world when it is completed in 1039. The two Soviet leaders, escorted by Punjab Governor C. P. N. Singh and S.

D. Khungar, general manager of the dam, were introduced to American Engineer Harvey Slocum oi! Alhambra, Calif. "We at one time had American aid," Khrushchev told Slocum. "We are grateful to the Americans for helping us build our country. Now we are building ourselves.

We are in competition with you and we will soon pass you." "Competition breeds friendship," Slocum replied. "TJliat is a good idea," Khrushchev said, "and it brings peace." The Russians, making a mile tour of India, arrived here aboard a special IG-car train pulled by two engines--the longest train ever seen in India. It was equipped with dining cars and two club cars for the Prussians. Search For Missing Ship BOSTON, Nov. 22--(UP)--Rescue ships ploughed through heavy seas today in a grim search for the missing Liberian freighter Daytona with 24 men aboard.

Two amphibian airplanes, one from Salem and the other from Brooklyn, N. joined the for the ship which disappeared Sunday. Also hunting for the Daytona, 60 miles east of Gloucester, were the Coast Guard cutters Evergreen and Acushnet. Improved weather conditions today aided rescue vessel personnel In the search. A faint radio signal picked up early yesterday renewed hope that the Dayton was still afloat.

But officials were not sure it was from the ship. The freighter, a converted LST, was enroute from Little Narrows, N. to Philadelphia with a cargo of gypsum. If There's a Market for It, the Want Ads Will Do the Selling. iEwsp, 1P "Get Tough' Plan Okayed LANSING, Nov.

22--(UP) -Michigan law enforcement officials approved an 11-point "get tough" program yesterday designed to curb rising traffic fatalities. Mayors, judges and prosecutors were slated to make more recommendations on highway safety today. Police chiefs, sheriffs, state police officers and township police agreed to a program calling for strict enforcement of all traffic laws and the arrest and vigorous prosecution of law-breaking drivers who cause accidents. The plan, recommended in the light of new legislation adopted by the recent special session of the legislature, was endorsed at a meeting called by Gov. G.

Mennen Williams. It includes: 1--Strict enforcement policy resulting in the stopping of every driver observed violating a traffic law or ordinance. 2--Arrest, and "vigorous prosecution" of every law-breaking driver who contributes to or causes an accident. 3--More frequent and stringent inspections of motor vehicles during the course of regular enforcement duties, including the arrest of all drivers operating unsafe vehicles. 4--Strict enforcement of pedestrian traffic laws.

5--Increased use of radar and electric speed timing devices to spot and control speeders. G--Increased use of chemical tests for intoxication. 7--Special reports on drivers enforcement, officers have reason to believe are incompetent to drive with reasonable -safety. 8--Use of unmarked patrol cars wherever necessary. 9--Training of all traffic law enforcement personnel at some established school dealing with this phase of police work and encouragement of governing bodies to appropriate funds for this type of training.

10--Immediate consideration by governing bodies to provide necessary funds for additional traffic law enforcement personnel. 11--Reports by local agencies to the nearest state police post by 7:30 a.m. the number ot people ldlled in traffic accidents the previous day so a compiled report may be made to the governor by 9 a.m. Battle Confession In Murder Trial SANTA MONICA, Nov. 22 (UP) The prosecution sought today to enter into evidence the repudiated-confession of John R.

Crocker, who is on trial for the murder of Bel-Air socialite Mrs. Norma T. McCauley. Crocker, a former law student and" houge boy for the slain wealthy divorcee, repudiated a confession in which ho admitted stabbing and strangling the 33-year-old woman because she spurned Ms love. The confession, which had been SOCKED WITH CRUTCH GRAND HAVEN, Nov.

22 --(UP)--Walter Jones, 21, who was injured recently in an auto accident, was fined $10 and $5.10 costs for hitting a companion dur ing an argument with a crutch he uses to help him walk. made to police, was admitted yesterday for identificatiion. Police Detective Frank Gravante testified he was present when the confession was written and Crooker signed it. Defense Attorney Robert Armstrong said any efforts by the state "to introduce any written statement of the defendant into evidence" would be resisted on grounds the confession was ob tained under duress. Thousands and thousands and thousands of Michigan women say that, feel that, know that.

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