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The Spokesman-Review Monday, July 1957. wmolonewoommommonnonemoggsgatic Afterward, Paul K. Reynolds admitted the sign said drivenot divein. He apparently misread it when his car hopped the curb, careened 50 feet to smash into a telephone pole, then went 60 feet farther to hit a light standard similar to the one pictured SAUGUS, July 7. seven occupants died in flames today as two cars slammed together on a highway.

Victims included three children. Saugus is 30 miles north of Los Angeles. Sgt. Rex Servoss of the state highway patrol gave this account: A sedan carrying two men skidded out of control on the winding, two-Inne road and entered the oncoming lane of traffic. A station wagon, carrying a man, a woman and three children, crashed into the side of the sedan.

A witness said the gasoline tank of one car burst on impact. The wreckage burst into flames. The highway patrol tentatively Identified the victims as: H. G. Smallbrook, about 65, driver of the sedan, and his passenger, Dr.

Floyd Alfred Svec, both of Los Angeles; Robert Burelson, 48, driver of the station wag- on; his wife, Lucille, 25, and three children, Juley, 9 months; Robbie, a 7-year-old girl, and Jack, 6. Burelson's addrer: was listed as Culver City, Calif. Officers said the Burelson fam- 1 By was returning from a visit in Reno, Nev. The Weather cal reasons. In a speed By U.

S. Weather Bureau Eastern today. but French war some high cloudiness. Mostly cloudy to- urged Kenned5 night vial a chance for a few showers. a A little warmer.

High. 75 to 85; low. .50 to see "Algerie to M. self. LaCoste Northern Idaho-Pair today arid tonight.

little warmer with I high from 75 to quently. 85 degrees; low. 44 to 54. Montana west of the divide-Partly LaCoste sail Cloudy and slightly warmer. Cloudy with .00 thunderstorms tonight.

High. 80 in 85; speech low. 55 to M. ed States pre! Barometer reading 4:30. 30.04.

up 1.1. Sunrise today. sunset. 7:48, Algeria indepe! Data for 24 hours ended at 4:30 p. by "the son 0 Pacific standard time.

July 7, 1957: H. L. P. H. L.

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City 83 64 00 as an "intern Des Moinea 97 42 .00 San Franc. 73 57 .00 Detroit 88 63 .00 Seattle 70 01 .00 ver," LaCoste Ellensburg 78 51 AO GEIGER 72 45 .00 Tort Worth 100 78 .00 St. Louis. 95 70 would Helena 80 53 .00 Walla 79 52 .00 a new arena Jacksonville 94 76 .00 Washington 90 70 .00 KILII, Cite 97 77 .00 Yakima 79 45 .00 Russia rivalry. Sof-Set CURL CONTROL, with revolutionary new "Protein-Polymist" gives your hair new body, a yen to curl it's never had before! SPRAY FIRST! ET'S All you do is spray on CURL CONTROL, first, Then comb thru and set in the style you want.

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driving without a valid license on The policeman, Floyd Fick, and his person. prowl car were hit at Eighth Reynolds' car, going west, hit td McClellan Saturday night. Po- the curb, careened more than 50 John D. Carter said a feet on and smashed into a teler driven by none F. McMath, phone pole and then 60 feet farther E725 Thirty-Sixth, struck the to hit a light standard, police said.

or and Fick's leg. The pole was splintered and the The woman was driving south standard bent. Fick was getting into the Carter said Reynolds told him he r. He was not hurt and she was heard a "pop" and the car went rharopd out of control. 1 phone pole, police car 400r and a policeman's leg took a beating from cars during the week end.

The policeman, Floyd Fick, and his prowl car were hit at Eighth and McClellan Saturday night. Policeman John D. Carter said a car driven by Viona F. Ale Math, 20, E725 Thirty-Sixth, struck the door and Fick's leg. The woman was driving south and Fick was getting into the car.

He was not hurt and she was not charged. O. D. Hoisington. 36, E1624 Broad, was charged with negligent driving after his car rammed a traffic light standard at Mission and Napa.

Carter said Hoisington was driv- ing north and turning left. In a similar accident In the ing north and turning left. HAKONE, Japan, July 7. (Al In a similar accident in the Prime Minister Jobusuke Kishi announced today he plans to reshuffle his cabinet. sENAToR IRKS He said he probably would con: tinue as foreign minister "for the FRENCH RULER timKeishbieianng." party leaders decided the cabinet will resign, with new ALGIERS.

July 7. UPResident appointments to be announced Minister Robert LaCoste today ac- Thursday. cused Senator Kennedy (D-Mass.) The cabinet reshuffle has long of urging Algerian independence been expected and often postponed. for United States domestic politi- Kishi inherited the present cabinet cal reasons. when Prime Minister Tanzan IshiIn a speech to Algerian and bashi was unable to stay in office French war LaCoste because of a pneumonia attack last urged Kennedy to come to Algeria winter.

In the interest of stability, to see "Algerian realities" for him- the 60-year-old premier made no self. LaCoste was applauded fre- changes. quently. LaCoste said Kennedy's recent 26 00 Swimmers senate speech suggesting the Unit. ed States press France to grant Dip in City Pools Algeria independence was inspired by "the son of an important po- More than 6200 persons ended litical personality of north Africa." their week end with splashes at He presumably meant the son five Spokane pools yesterday.

of Premier Habib Bourguiba of While managers of pools at Tunisia. Young Bourguiba has been Comstock and Sinto parks re-given a Tunisian diplomatic post ported good crowds, Liberty, Min the United States. yard and Cannon didn't fare as Brushing off Kennedy's speech well. These three had first day as an "internal political maneu- water which managers said was ver," LaCoste said France's de- just over the 60-degree mark, a parture would turn Algeria into mite cool for swimming. a new arena for United States- Comstock had about 2000 bath COSMETICS Street Floor AOTOR In the foreground.

Reynolds, 17, E10505 Ninth, was not injured in the accident; but he was charged with negligent driving and driving without a license. He was entering a customer parking lot at E4023 Sprague when the mishap occurred. 6200 Swimmers Dip in City Pools More than 6200 persons ended their week end with splashes at five Spokane pools yesterday. While managers of pools at Comstock and Sinto parks reported good crowds, Liberty, Hill. yard and Cannon didn't fare as well.

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Guest speaker is Harold T. Raymond of the Chamber of Commerce armed services committee. To Read Reports Department commander Peter A. DuChene of Vancouver, will open afternoon meetings for reading of reports. Fred E.

Hoskin, Spokane, is general chairman for the encampment committee, and Amy Wollmuth is general chairman for the auxiliary convention committee. It is the auxiliary's 49th convention. Final meeting for both groups wili be Wednesday, when new officers are installed. SCIENCE SEEKS ATOM CONTROL PUGWASH, N. S.

July 7- Some of the scientists who gave the world nuclear energy began discussions today on how mankind can control the forces science has unleashed. Twenty-two scientists flew here from the United States, red China, the Soviet union, Poland, Australia, Austria, Canada, Britain, France and The conference, organized by Lord Bertrand Russell, British philosopher and began in a relaxed atmosphere. Russell was unable to attend be-' cause of illness. Professor J. Itotblat of London university, vice president of the Atomic Scientists' association, said the meeting "is to exchange ideas about the new importance of science in public affairs and to think of ways in which scientists could help in avoiding a catastrophe to mankind." The scientists areluests of Cyrus Eaton, Cleveland industrialist, at his ancestral home.

Squawk Coming Ray E. Porter, E5418 Commerce. told police chicken rustlers stole two of Ms banty hens and 12 chicks yesterday. A neighbor said children were the culprits. Porpoise milk has 12 times as much butter fat as cow's milk.

spray comb thrum and tiet your curls to stay! 200 Tallied in Bunch to See Belafonte; Arrival Delayed Nearly 200 excited Belafonte p. m. in time for rehearsals. fans, wearing gay calypso hats, Walt Hefner, booking agent, said rushed to greet the folk songster the Belafonte show is already sold at Geiger field yesterday, but re- out for its appearances later this turned to Spokane behind a motor- week in Portland and Seattle, carte that brought everyone in the troupe except Harry Belafonte. Obituary Guitarist W.

Millard Thomas, who will appear with Belatonte Ex-CARPENTER and the 20-man show at the Co tonight, said Belafonte stayed an extra day in San Fran- SUCCUMBS AT 69 cis. to be with his family. He is to arrive today at 1:27 FngiltAro- Wa a City Pas-. Fosberg Was City Resident 60 Years Arthur John Fosberg, ag, a retired carpenter, died yesterday at a Spokane hospital. He had been a Spokane resident 60 years.

Born in Minneapolis, he came west with his family before he was a year old. After living in Idaho for nine years the family moved to Spokane. He was a veteran of World War MRS. LIZZIE BALINSKI Mrs. Lizzie Balinski, 72, a Spokane resident 21 years, died yesterday at her home, W3323 Cora.

Born in Cornwall, England, she lived in Chewelah before coming to Spokane. Surviving are the widower, Karl, at the home; a daughter, Mrs. Lillian Sturm, and a granddaughter, both of Spokane, Services will be Wednesday at 3 p. et at Hazen it Jaeger's. 1 MRS.

VERA SCHOLZ Mrs. Vera Scholz, 27. a former Spokane resident, died yesterday at her home in Anse Imo, Neb. Mrs. Scholz, who worked at The Spokesman-Review in 1947 and 1949 while her husband was stationed with the air force at Fairchild, lived here from 1947 to 1951.

Surviving are her widower, MSgt. Victor W. Scholz, now en route from Germany; three children, four sisters and two brothers, all from Anse Imo. Firemen Called Lk at Blaze and Let It Burn That was one fire the forestry division just let burn! A lookout. from his perch atop a neighboring mountain, radioed the location of a blaze yesterday to the Spokane headquarters of the state forestry division.

Hurriedly fire-fighting crews were dispatched. They arrived to find the Mead garbage dump smoldering. "We let it go," said Warden Edward A. Griswold. "It's been burning for two years." Bar Safe Looted Theft of 050 from the safe at Joey's tavern, N1226 Hamilton, was reported to police yesterday by one of the proprietors, Ernest N.

Pupa, N2528 Howard. Pupa Said money has been taken from the tavern on three occasions, the last being Saturday night. The safe was locked and showed no signs of forced entry, he said. cdscrAss Products Of Aril Hinds EO.BERG Co. N.

US Division St. MA ADOS 6 Full oz. $150 10-ounce Ecnoomy Size $1.89 THE CRESCENT 4 iNviDSIDA. MAIN AND WA1. 4,4 STOOD NODDS le A hi TO I 4 TILIDNOIND Meals 1411a Park Fountain Draws Camera Fans Camera fans took turns yesterday posing their children In front of the Davenport fountain in.Manito park.

The pretty fountain SPARKS SPREAD DOOM GARAGE A fire started by sparks from an incinerator blaze leveled a garage at the of G. W. Anderson, N4728 Alameda, The adjoining woodshed and shrubs of J. L. McDonald at N47I6 Alameda were damaged.

Firemen were called out last night to investigate an odor of smoke at Rosauer's market, Wellesley and Ash. No fire was found. Other fire calls received yesterday were: a. in.Third and Post. rear tire of ear, running with flat.

11:45 a. 1minhalator to Euclid and Nelson. Herman Meleho, 67. E1646 If emit. ill, taken to Sacred Heart hospital.

1:11 p. Riverview drive, grass and brush. 5.35 rn.Logan school. unnecessary. 5 45 p.

at Natatoritun Dark. false. VISITOR FLOORED Mr. and Mrs. M.

I. Sneider Jr. found an unexpected "visitor" in their house yesterday morning when they returned from church. The man, identified by police as Donald J. Potvin, 22, Chewelah, laborer.

was lying on the front room floor. Potvin was jailed on a drunkenness charge. Penney's summer packable that travels everywhere and loves every minute of it I The stay.fit waist is elasticized the fabric is cool and comfortable the price is so right for summer fashion budgets. Choose a waist bandit today in black, navy or new BASEMENT STORE-WOMEN'S BUDGET SHOP PENNEY'S FAMOUS WOVEN ACETATE JERSEY DIRNDL DRESS THAT LOVES THE SUDS i96 Sizes. 12 tole 1412 to 2412 A 4" tv, House Looted During Absence Someone just about cleaned out the contents of a vacant house he owns at SI624 Lincoln, Frank L.

Huston of Seattle told police yesterday. Stolen were pots and pans, six blankets, a set of dishes and two of crystal, drapes, three bedspreads, curtains, six rugs, salt and pepper shakers, towels, sheets, boat models, two lamps, four comforters, two quilts and six pillows. daily attracts throngs of visitors. Hundreds of vacationers used the park over the long week end for outings and family reunions. YOUTH NABBED IN THEFT TRY A 14-year-old boy was arrested last night and police said he ad.

mitted breaking into the Parsons Tile company stole, N1317 Howard, minutes earlier. A passer-by saw a youth break into a rear window. He called po lice and the burglar was frightened out of the place by policemen. The boy was picked up later. Police found a 50-foot of rope, two hammers and a screw driver near the store.

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H. CAMERON Suite 303, 1687 West Broadway Vancouver 9. B. Canada NUN, 6 The Spokesman-Review Monday, July 1957. 200 Tallied in Bunch to See Park Fountain Draws Camera Fans A 5 ergs.

C'ustotuer Crashes In Belafonte Arrival Delaye 9 -1 i 4,, 4 i 4. :4,:, t. 4,,,, 04 tkJOK4 IV A Ie .1 ,4" V4.4,1i Nearly 200 excited Belafonte p. m. in time for rehearsals.

4,1 er-ae fans, wearing gay calypso hats, Walt Hefner, booking agent, said l'Y 'lo rushed to greet the folk songster the Belafonte show is already sold at Geiger field yesterday, but re- out for its appearances later this le si, I) ''''''3 ft 1 turned to Spokane behind a motor- week in Portland and Seattle. k4 Al cede that brought everyone in the A i 5, I VI troupe except Harry Belafonte, Obituary Guitarist W. Millard Thomas, 11 who will appear with Belatonte Ex-CARPENTER 0 iot 1 r.8 'f, 1.1 11,4 4, and the 20-man show at the Coil- seum tonight, said Belafonte -1( A I 0 stayed an extra day in San Fran- SUCCUM BS AT 69 '4 id eisco to be with his family. 4 I I 4' (1,., 1 at 1:27 Fosberg Was City Res- rt4 i 04,,, He is to arrive today 111 ident 60 Years 0 1 '741 ir 1 -ow i -44441k sit) I tired carpenter, died yesterday a 4,4, I i. a Spokane hospital.

He had bet en a Spokane resident 60 years. kr I '31)) AZ for nine years the family moved P'' 1 A 1.. 1'. PARLEY SIGNUP Arthur John Fosberg, 69, a re- '-'4 ,430 1' li, .111.,.. i t' I 19, NEAR 300 MARK Nt, Born in Minneapolis, he came .4.

AA, .444145., tc Spanish War Veterans' En- west with his family before he was It-- in' d1OP ampment Starts Today a year old. After living in Idaho i 1 If Registration neared 300 yester- to Spokane He was a veteran of 4:44 '4- -4! ,.3 -4-: day at the opening of the 56th an- 'Id I .1 4 Am tiltEt Ill'' 1 1 1 i Lit nual encampment of the depart-. or war 'mgeo-r 'vs' (, 1 1 ment of Washington and Alaska United Spanish War Veterans, who MRS. LIZZIE BALINSKI i 4.. Mrs.

Lizzie Balinski, 72, a Spa- .1 1 1 1::: I I will meet three days this week at the kane resident 21 years died yes Ridpath hotel. terday at her home, W3323 Cora. 4 1 11 ii Preconvention activities started 1 :4 1 44 :1 yesterday with council meetings, lived Born in Cornwall, England, she in Chewelah before coming t. 1 morial services and receptions I 7 Afterward, Paul K. Reynolds admitted in the foreground.

Reynolds, 17, ElOaua for officers of both the veterans' to Spo.kane Surviving are the widower, Karl, Camera fans took turns yesterday posing daily attracts throngs of visitors. Hundreds the sign said drivenot divein. He ap- Ninth, was not injured in the accident; but organ a at the home; a daughter, Mrs. Lit- their children in front of the Davenport of vacationers used the park over the long parently misread it when his car hopped the he was charged with negligent driving and ization nd its women's aux- wary. lian Sturm, and curb, careened 50 feet to smash into a tele- dnving without a license.

He was entering a Business sessions start today both of Spokane a granddaughter, fountain in Manito park. The pretty fountain week end for outings and family reunion i phone, pole, then went SO feet farther to hit customer parking lot at E4023 Spragrue when after an opening ceremony. Mayor will Wednesd a light standard similar to the one pictured the mishap occurred. Services 3 Willard Taft will welcome the dele- ea aY a House Looted SPARKS SPREAD YOUTH NABBED p. m.

at Hazen Jaeger s. gates. Guest speaker is Harold T. 7 DIE IN FLAMES A Raymond of the Chamber of Com- MRS. VERA SCHOLZ DOOM GARAGE During Absence Assorted Objects Victims lc ims merce armed services committee.

Mrs. Vera Scholz, 27. a former I NI THEFT TRY To Read Reports Spokane resident, died yesterday Someone just about cleaned lespvearedks afrgoma out the contents of a vacant A 14-year-old boy was arrested ti AS CARS COLLIDE of Week- rivers A. DuChEnd Car Dr Department commander Peter ene of Vancouver, at her home in Anselmo, Neb. Mrs.

Scholz, who worked at The anA infci ri nee rsatteorrtebtli abz ey I house he owns at SI624 Lincoln, lag night and police said he ad. Frank L. Huston of Seattle told I SAUGUS, July 7. Traffic light standards, a tele- 4000 block of East Sprague, Paul will open afternoon meetings for Spokesman-Review in 1947 and rage at the home of G. W.

An- 1948 while her husband was sta. derson, N4728 Alameda, yesterday. police yesterday. mitted breaking into the Parsons seven occupants died in flames to- phone pole, police car door and K. Reynolds, 17, E10505 Ninth, was reading of reports.

Tile company store, N1317 Howard, tioned with the air force at Fair- The adjoining woodshed and day as two cars slammed togeth- a policeman's leg took a beating charged with negligent driving and Fred E. Hoskin, Spokane, is gen- minutes earlier. child, lived here from 1947 to 1951. shrubs of J. L.

McDonald at N4716 Stolen were pots and pans, six blankets, a set of dishes and two er on a highway. from cars during the week end. driving without a valid license on eral chairman for the encampment A passer-by saw a youth break Victims included three children. The policeman, Floyd Fick, and his person. committee, and Amy Wollmuth is Surviving are her widower, Alameda were damaged.

into a rear window. He called peva il MSgt. Victor W. Scholz now en Firemen were called out last Saugus is 30 miles north of Los his prowl car were hit at Eighth Reynolds' car, going west, hit general chairman for the auxiliary of crystal, drapes, three bed- lice and the burglar was frightened route from. Germany; three chit- night to investigate an odor of spreads, curtains, six rugs, Angeles.

and McClellan Saturday night. Po- the curb, careened more than 50 convention committee. It is the and pepper shakers, towels, a salt out of the place by policemen. The Sgt. 'Rex Servoss of the state 'iceman John D.

Carter said a feet on and smashed into a tele- auxiliary's 49th convention. dren, four sisters and two brothers, smoke at Rosauer's market, boy was picked up later. all from Anselmo. Wellesley and Ash. No fire was highway patrol gave this account: car driven by Viona F.

McMath, phone pole and then 60 feet farther Final meeting for both groups sheets, boat models, two lamps, Police found a 50-font length of A sedan carrying two men skid- 20, E725 Thirty-Sixth, struck the to hit a light standard, police said. win be Wednesday, when new offi- found. ded out of control on the winding, door and Fick's leg. The pole was splintered and the cers are installed. Firemeit Call Other fire calls received yes- four comforters, two quilts and rope, two hammers and a screw ed six pillows.

driver near the store. two-lane. road and entered the on- The woman was driving south standard bent. terday were: coming lane of traffic. and Fick was getting into the Carter said Reynolds told him he SCIENCESEEKS Lk at Bl aze a.

in.Third and Post. uclid rear tire running with flat. 45 a. to and A station wagon, carrying a man, car. He was not hurt and she was heard a "pop" and the car went oo.

Nelson. Herman Meicho. 67. E1648 Elem. a woman and three children, not charged.

out of control. and Let It Burn lad brush. ill taken to Sacred Heart hospital. 1:11 ts. Riverview drive.

gram PARTNER WANTED TO DRILL AN crashed into the side of the sedan. O. D. Hoisington. 36, E162A JAPANESE PLAN ATOM, CONTROL That was one fire the forestry Lis.

A witness said the gasoline tank Broad, was charged with negligent of one ear burst on impact The driving after his car rammed a PUGWASH, N. July 7. to division just let burn! false. OIL WELL IN ALBERTA, CANADA. wreckage burst A lookout.

from his perch atop VISITOR FLOORED Each working interest into flames. traffic lig- V2 of i CABINET' SHIFT Seme of the scientists who gave a neighboring mountain radioed The highway patrol tentatively and Napaht standard at Mission he world nuclear energy began Mr. and Mrs. M. I.

Sneider Jr. Identified the victims as: Carter said Hoisington was driv- discussions today on how mankind the location of a blaze iesterday Write for full Information and offering found an unexpected "visitor" in to the Spokane headquarters of H. G. Smallbrook, about 65, ing north and turning left. HAKONE, Japan, July 7.

(Al-- sheet to: a control the forces science has their house yesterday morning driver of the sedan, and his pas- In a similar accident in the Prime Minister Jobusuke Kishi an- 11 the state forestry division. when they returned from church. senger, Dr. Floyd Alfred Svec, nounced today he plans to reshuffle "II eas' Twenty-two scientists flew here Hurriedly fire-fighting crews The man, identified by police as IC. H.

CAMERON elson, 4, driver of both of Los Angeles; Robert Bur- his cabinet. were dispatched. Donald J. Potvin, 22, Chewelah, a Suite 303, 1687 West Broadway 3 the station wag- rom the United States red China He said he probably would con- They rieo find the he Soviet union, Poland, Australia, laborer. was lying on the front on; his wife, Lucille, 25, and three SENATOR IRKS 'nue as foreign minister "for the Austria, Canada, Britain, France let it garbage ary dumd tp smolder Mead ing.

children, Juley, 9 months; Robbie, FRENCH RULER time being." A go," room floor. Potvin was jailed on a Vancouver 9. B. Canada aid Warden Edward drunkenness charge. a 7-year-old girl, and Jack, 6.

Kishi and party leaders decided and The conference, organized by A. Griswold. "It's been burning Burelson's addres1 was listed as he cabinet will resign, with new Lord Bertrand Russell, British for two years." Culver City, Calif. ALGIERS, July 7. UllResident appointments to be announced Officers said the Burelson fem.

Minister Robert LaCoste today ac- Thursday. philosopher and mathematician, By was returning from a visit in began in a relaxed atmosphere. here la PERI. a nar Safe Looted Aril used Senator Kennedy tD-Mass.) The cabinet reshuffle has long PENNEY'S FAMOUS WOVEN Reno, Nev. of urging Algerian independence been expected and often postponed.

Russell was unable to attend be- cause of illness. NEY 9 of $350 Cash or United States domestic politi- Kishi inherited the present cabinet ACETATE JERSE'Y Professor The Weather cat reasons. when Prime Minister Tanzan ishi- J. Rotblat of London university, vice president of the Theft of $350 from the safe at -aaa--- -aaaa-- In a speech to Algerian and basin was unable to stay in office Atomic Scientists' association, said By U. S.

Weather Bureau Joey's tavern, N1226 Hamilton, (.0 4a, French war LaCoste because of a pneumonia attack last DIRNDL DRESS Eastern Viaahingio Pair today, but the meeting "is to exchange ideas was reported to police yester- Mime high cloudiness. Mostly cloudY to- urged Kennedy to come to Algeria winter. In the interest of stability, night "Mil a chance for a few showers. len realities" for him- the 60-year-old premier made no about the new importance of aci- day by one of the proprietors, a little warmer. High.

75 to 85; low. 50 to see "Alger LOVES THE SUDS 4. self. LaCoste was applauded fre changes. ence in Public affairs think affars ano Ernest N.

Pupa, N2528 Howard. Northern IdahoPair todav arid tonight. Pupa said money has been a little warmer with I high from 75 to quenfly. of ways ain which scientists could s5 degrees; low. 44 to 54.

Swimmers hep taken from the tavern on three 1 a I Montana west of the dividePartly LaCoste said Kennedy's recent 6200 Swil in vodig occasions, the last being Satur- Cloudy and alightlY warmer. Cloudy with thunderstorms tonight. High. 80 in 85; senate speech suggesting the Unit- mankind." in a catastrophe to Barome .00 of Premier Habib ib kW. 55 to er 60reading at 430.

3004. up la. es press grant ed States France Dip in City Pools The scientist tsof Cyrus da night. 1 are gues safe I Sunrise today. sunset, 7:48, Algeria independence was inspired Eaton, Cleveland industrialist at The ed was locked and no signs of forced entry, Data for 24 hours ended at 49530 7: how p.

by "the son of an important tant po- More than 6200 persons ended his ancestral home. Pacific standard time. July 7, 1 he 'thvaist an dit a H. L. P.

n. t. said. litical personality of north Africa." their week end with splashes at Cifilttil i rs for; '91 21 inn He presumably meant the son five Spokane pools yesterday. Bismarck 82 00 Miami minnst isi 90 81 JP Bourguiba of While managers of pools at Squawk Coming C.

L. SAMPSON, Owner Boise ir 53 .00 92 71 Ira ig 2,4 71; Tunisia. YOUng Bourguiba has been Comstock and Sinto parks re- Ray E. Porter, E54l8 Corn- SINCE 1863 Butte 73 42 .00 New York II5 69 .00 iven a Tunisian diplomatic post ported good crowds, Liberty, Hill- merce, stole two of his bant hens told police chicken rus- AWNNGS 11 7 ChecaYego nne 81 58 .03 Omaha 97 74 in the United States. yard and Cannon didn't fare as tiers 00 if Chi 90 72 .00 Omak 79 47 .00 tea I enney Columbus 92 60 8 00 Phoenit 99 0 .02 Brushing off Kennedy's speech well.

These three had first day and 12 chicks yesterday. A neigh- 11-9 TENTS a sprice! Colville 75 42 00 Portland 73 50 00 Denver 91 64 .05 8. L. City 83 64 00 as an "internal political maneu- water which managers said was bor said children were the cut- i Des Moines 97 42 00 San Prime. 73 57 00 Produets Of All Hinds I Detroit 88 63 .00 Seattle 70 51 .00 ver, LaCoste said France's de- just over the 60-degree mark, a prits.

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