, ' " All The News Home of the News Of All • The Pointes Every ~hursday. Morning 010 e e-ws' Complete News Coverage ,.oiAllthe Pointes ,. 'VOLUME 17-NO. 37 Er.~teredas Second Clasl Matter 15cPer Copy at. the Post Office' at Detroit. Mich. ~RO.5SE. POINtE,:. MICHIGAN~' SEPTEMBER. 1.3, .•..' 1956. ts.50 Per YUIL' 24 PAGES Fully Paid Circulation ., . ... " r---------~I_... ----------------------~--~--~_.....:__~ __ ...:_....;.._~ ~~_._:..__~:..:.._...: __ __l~ _ DEADLINES A Joy Rid'e in Every Sense 'of th:e Wor(~ Only $8,153 . oj the League of Voters WEEK Reported' for As COmpilea by the "Picks'Merger Entire Year GrfJ-tsePointe News Figure Amounts to But 57a Thursday, September 6 For Study Project per Capi~a; Decrease mounts to 77 Percent THE FIVE-NATION TALKS .Will Make. 'Se~ious Probe to Determine Whether All or ",,:ithEgyptian President Gamal Some- of Pointes Would do Well to ¥erge The Park's fire loss during Abdel Nasser on the Suez Canal ------- the fiscal year 1955-56 was 57 appear to be proceeding calmly. The Leagu~. of Women vote!S of Grpsse J?ointe Park cents per capita, according to e.Ihefourth session was held last has selected H~ ~ubj~c~.for local s~udy for the year 1956-57•. an annual fire report submit .. night, then time was taken to The- League WI~l.tac~le the questl(~n of whether or not an ted by Fire Chief Ckorgs digest Nasser's views on control ~ttemp~ shou~d1?e: m~d.e t~ consohdate all. or some of. the. deCaussin. of the canal. A mission spokes- fIve Pomte ~umc~pal~~~£ ." ' . The report, read to the Park man said no time has been tixed A temporary wO,rlong 0 Y tltf 1C council by City ~anager Everitt for th" next meeting "because of what .facets the ~eague will,." .OU U aT B. Lane Of, Monday, September the mission is looking into vari- study has been subnu~t~d ~ t?e . • 10, revealed the city's fire losa ous detailed aspects of things NEWS by League preSIdent Mrs. Th"ef Nabbed amounted to $5,190 to homes. which President Nasser has said Frank W. H~usra~n, Jr. It U, and $2,849.12to the contents in 80 far". • • • A factual study of. the prob- Th 'h T. these homes, which the chief Friday, September '7 lems involved in consolidation r0ug , 1P described as "very nomina!." . , should be the first step. A re- It was also revealed that fire BRITISH AND FRENCH port of the advantages and <lis- W d P I'. G b Y th and contents loss in mercantile forces are reported poised and advantages in amalgamation' 00 5 0 '~-: ra .OU buildings was exceptionally low. ready for action on the Isle of should be made. The question . After Waiting OutSide being $94.50and $19.50,respec.. Cyprus, as talks on the Suez of co~plete consolidation of all Theater for 3. Hours tively. Canal appear to be failing. A five Grosse Pointe areas or con- __ Shows Big Decrease source close to the Egyptian Government said the five~ solidation of one or more areas A 17-year-old Detroit car The total fire loss to. prop. should be weighed. A periodic. thief was arrested by Woods erty and contents. based on net pnwer mission presenting a plan referendum should' be requested figures obtained from insU1'- to internationalize the canal has to show community thinking on police on Sunday, September ance adjusters, amounted to failed to reach any agreement the subject. 'Gomple.te study, of g,'after a three-hour wait by $8,153.92which makes the pel' with Egyptian President Nasser. all five communities is the first policemen. capita loss 57 cents, and which ~e informant said that only step.' Some 'of the areas of con- On Saturday, SeptemberS, a also accounts for approximate- intervention by the United sideration are as follows: ' Detroit police teletype diSclosed ly. a 77 percent decrease for the States can prevent the British . Police and Fire Protection: the theft of a car from a dealer year, the chief's report showed. ana French from using force. Number of, employees in. each at '10011Cadieux. Chief deCaussin said that The source also said th9t the area, their. rank 'and ,sa~ary. Recognizes Car during the fiscal year, his de- five-power mission headed by Plying the waters of Little Travl~rse Bay during the Pictureby VirgilD. Haynes In"estment.n . nt 'and rt t d d t 250- j -. v 1 equlpme On the Sunday date, Robert pa men respon e 0 ~ Australian Prime Minister Rob- summer was this somewhat unusual craft. Shown aboard, h~d, M!s. Joy. They proclaimed the boat ideal for pic- . buildings. Peltier of 21800 Kingville, De~ alarms, of which 10 were false. ert Menzies, lacks sufficient left to right, are: MRS. RICHARD.- P. JOY, JR., RICH- nICS, _WIth a b.uftet table ahead oJE the bridge, iron table Services now given in.each area. troit, conrlnZ_out of the Woods The previous fiscal year, 212 power to go beyond terms of ARD P. JOY, JR., VICTORIA JOY, JOSEPHINE JOY' comple.te. with .,umbrella, Hawaiilan tor~hlight and New.: Present joint services. .. Theater, notic~ .a car which alarms were responded to. Of the proposal American Secre- and WILLIAM M. JOY. PATRICIA JOY is hidden })e. .•. Orleans :Wrough~'~on raili!lg.with, ..-h~~.4nginoWer b.oxes.; Lawsofeachareiii;.howtheydif"': looked like one belonging:to his these, the fires involved 80 tary of State Dulles presented . ~ .' ..", . : ,fer, how..they: ar,~siinilar... :father, parked hi the theater lot. homes, three residential ga. to the 22-nation Suez conference , . • .' '. ~~ . ";':"'":'T" '. " 'Pension 'and' senio:rity rights of" rages and nine mercantile build.. in London. ypat:on ,Gros~~G. r,a'.t'l-,O.t" fi ' ':l-n" B"1.\~:S'."SJ~co'n.dCas'e" - poli~emen.::.an~:Jiw:Uen"and. ~t~~:~~~~~~gthis.al.afact, ings. • • • Ded """ It ~~ II r a U ~~ other 'oenefits. Sgt. Roland Sym01l1!'~Det. I.e- 13 Cars Catch Fire Saturday, September , 'bedf I I. • 0 ' Water:' ~' . roy TobiBn.and'Patrolman Steve During the past' fiscal year~ TYPHOON EMMA smashed Con d'lltCted at Pro . or rreg' U' arltles . jf. In.lanf.ile ~~~~::~~V~~;~r~n~in.each ar,ea. Petrick, Jr., went to the parking ;~~or:~g~t~~~~ca~~e::dtot~ through Okinawa, causing ex- . ,10t, and patie~tly waited for ~""'h h BP' Off- I D.'. Needed improvement and ex- loss by vehicle fixes was set at tensive damage to the United N t ,. States headquarters there. After e~ ~ urc., '. ,Y r~sef;;u .()~.S,', ,ICe ',11 'J:8trlct p~::~on~~ents-eanIhey ~:er::t:=fO~o:;:f;:7'~,$"i5o:'t;;,C:Ol;r::/~gf:: hitting the American island . W..t Ad ... ' '. 'S 'N' T 1- -- be termmated and be replaced youth, Donald Roach of 10100 truck with a two-way radio in- base, Emm&,last clocked at 140 Cardinal 'Mooney Officiates . ooas mihlstrato, r S 9cretary S . ofes" 4lten .t. E.'gllt ...Ye~r' ~ Old . Boy .,n ~y new' ones. stallation. This fire was caused " j d ' g ,Britain, went to the car, entered miles an hour, churned toward at Ceremony at Our lady O pening Time, 'May' Be Key Ev: ence . Harper 'Wopds. Stricken Cost to conSumer at present, an- and 'drove off, with the three by a shorted wire circuit. Japan, Korea and Red China. Star lof the Sea In Case Being Studied h ticipated cost after possible officers taking after him~ The The department spent a total The first report issued from the ... ... Wit Mild Form consolidation. of 84 hours and .4'> min~,tes in ------- . youth was stopped and arrested 'Z'> ~ American base disclosed that .- Stenographic notes taken at the time bids for the --- Number of employees at present at Mack and Bourneinouth, and the actual combating of fires there had been "one death by Formal dedication of the $9,000,000 Gr.osse-Gratiot D.rain project were .opened, may Dr. Thomas Davies Grosse ,and those needed under con- taken to the station, where he and rendering first aid, th$ electrocution." Our Lady Star of the Sea " 'd th t tw b.d b. PO:U:lte and Harper' Woods' . solidati6ri. '. admitted taking the car. chief said. • • • Church and School was held or may not uncover. eVI enee a 0 I S Y maJor .con- h C h' Sewer -, . Sunday; September 9 tractors were altered between the time the bids were He~ut .. ' o~ssion~r, as -ExPanSi;n needed. Stole It Twice In addition to fighting fires, en Wednesday, September p d d h th din th ff' f th W ann._.ou,nce.d.~ hst'of:co.mpara~ Cos't'of present equr.p'mentm'va~ He told questioning officers the chief's report said, the de- WAR WITH EGYPT within 12, at 8 p.m. HI'S EmI'nence 0 ene an w en ey appeare . -' e 0 Ice 0 e ~yne t t t fl' , rt e t performs a h'umani six months, u n 1e s s President . County Drain Commissioner. , . , IVE~,sta;l~ I~S' 0 po 10 cases, . xious areas~" that it was the second tiIrie he pa m n .. Ed:v~rd Cardmal ~ooney. The bids w.ere opened during. --- 0 I in this area for the past three' Municipaii .' " had taken this particUlar car~ tarian and indispensable emer" Nasser is stopped now, is the if too t th bI ng and' , . h He said the first time. he took gency service to the public. prediction circulating in Paris.