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poucaMIiN lIlS ii Pinned am an ovcflurned polich motorcycle Edgar Whitehead 54 of South San FranclsooCalif hattlesfur iously as Policeman David Ansuriza attempts to radio for help to subdue his prisoner xAnsuriza said Whitehead whom he had halted for speeding on the James lick Freeway slugl llliéstdifff CirclezGlobe Alias run ged him as he was writing out citation Whitehead wound up with three additional charg es against him not heeding siren resisting arrest and hat ry FLOOD KILILS HUNDREDS Continued from Page One Millions of tons of water bankedup behind the 135 foot dam by five days of heavy rain churned into the peaceftu slcep lag form vnlicy Wednesday night tearing away housesll hurling big trucks about likc toys uprooting trees splintering telegraph and telephone poles and cutting all communications with the outside Not until the sombre dawn hours after the Malpessct darn burst was the full tragedy ap parent VALLEY SMASEED The narrow valley 16 miles southwest of Cannes was jumbled heap of twisted vrcck age The rampaging waters par tially flooded this town of 18500 nestling on the hilly rocky coast one of the landing spots in the WORLD NEWS suns Vinson PELHAM NY AP Mrs Vera Flood is suing the village of Pelham for $600 She claims her home was damaged to that extentby flood PETTY rams rears DETROIT AmClarence Hop kins 32 pleaded guilty and paid $10 fine in court here Wednes day on charge of stealing 48 cent screwdriver from store Police said he had $15 in his pocket when he was arrested ARTIFICIAL REEF JACKSONVILLE BEACH Fla ANA group oi men interested in fishing have proposed that an artificial reel be created in the Atlantic Ocean about five miles otf Jacksonville Beach by dump ing old automobiles and other scrapin place where the water is about 60 feet deep The beach Chamber of Commerce has en dorsed the ideaas feasible one for providing good fishing spot CHRYSLER SEUTS DOWN aaraorr in lines were idle poratioa today asthe firmhe came the second car manufac turer to suspend production be cause of steel shortages in the United States But the shutdown will last only arweek Chrysler said itwill resume outputof its compact Valiant and Imperial passenger cars and Dodge trucks Dec LEAVES 157DESCENDANTS DETROIT APlMrs Aimeda Hudson 107 died Wednesday and leftm living descendants Born into slavery at Shugqualak Miss in 1552 she came here five years ago to live with granddaughter She is survived by eight ofher 13 children 40 grandchildren yeat grandchildren 35 great great grandchildren and 20 great great great grandchildren can Gnu TAKES PILLS HOLLYWOOD Fla APlPat Ward former call girl who ured in the Mickey ilelkeyrvicc trial was taken to hospital again Wednesday alter snoverdose of sleeping pillsnlt was her fourth hospitalization for the same reason Her husband Dr CharlesS wealthy Miami ostenpath saidhis yearold wile took mile early Wednesday at theirhame POPE T0 HONOR IKE VATICAN CITY AP Pope John is expected to corner high Vaticaaudecoration upon Presi dent Eisenhower Vatican sources sayTit virtually is certain that the supreme ruler of the Roman Catholic Church will take this means of honoring the American leader The most likely decora tion they say is the recently created Grand Collar of the Pian Order highest rank the Pian Order which itself the third highest of all papal decorations Allied invasion of southern France in August lsM The valley was one of the richest on the coast member of the Frcius clty council said iltln afraid only rocks will be The French government mo hllized disaster forces and dis patched the aircraft carrier Lay fayetteto serve as floating hospital and helicopter base oil the coast RIVIERA SENDS AID Aid was rushed to Frcjus from all points along the Riviera va cutlonland Freiusitself is little visited by tourists The Rcyran Valley is peopled by farm fami lies and opens on hilly coast llinealong which many fishermen Terrified families were swept downsheam struggling to stay IN BRIEF EARL REMARRIES MmHURSl Eng Reuters Earl Beatty 54 today married 18yearold Diane Kirk local farmers daughter liwas the rls fourth marriage Beattys fa er was the famed British adA miral of theFirst World War cmanv nascuas crew shamans Australia APlA British ships captain rescued three of his engine room crew to day after they were overcome by poisonous fumes but one of the man died later The incident oc curred at Port Lincoln South Australia aboard the Bank Line Peter Stewart wearing smoke cargo ship Minchbank Capt helmet dragged them clear oi the fumes All three were IlnA conscious RIDING PLACE FOUND LONDON CPThe car that rolled oil the ferry was well worn 1947 model but the bolts holding one of the lenders in place were brand new Their gleam caught the eye of customs officer who re ched for wrench removed the fender and found 84 small packages taped to its underside Wednesday Carl llntesauohner 26 was jailed for six months for smuggling 33Tl watches together ltlany had just gone to bed when the flood struck One 85yearold man floated seven hours on ll bedroom dresser An old man walking his dog was swept away in second The hospital at Frejuson high ground was jammed with in jured and survivors suffering from shock and exposure The morgue was lined with bodies Sailors police and firemen in rubber boats tried to reach iso lated housesnnd bring the in jured and sick to shelter CRIBS UNANSWERED Agonized cries for help were heard throughout the alghtbut no help was immediately avail able for the villages upstream Frejus was without electrici running water gas or regular telephone service But Freius aboutiour miles below the Mal passet dam suifercd less than the isolated villages up the val ley It was feared no houses were left standing along the upper reaches of the river The wall water was six feet high when it reached the town Upstream it may have towered 40 feet in nar row stretches of the valley The dam was holding back 52000000 cubic yards of water and was sorely strained alter the heavy rains The spillways were opened wider only yesterday alter helicopter survey warned engineers of impending danger But at 945 pm the dam burst as Bankiieporls Retirement HALIFAX CPlThe Bank of Nova Scotia Wednesday an nounced the retirementot Horace Enman as chairman and at two other directors because of age statement issued during the annual meeting said the Bank Act precludes reelection of the 75yearold Mr Eaman or of Ronald Graham and Victor Spencer both of Vancouver William Nicks was named chief executive officer as well as president No new directors were named The shareholders voted to in crease the haaks capital stock to $50000000 from $25000090 The treasury board will be asked TO THE Electrons of gt IINNIISFIL TosziiiP to aim vs the increase scuooi AREAJNO an offeringrmy services as can Coioaie for the school board and ii electedwith always do my utmost tosuve thebiut chudfln feel that my experience an nbnalness man willhelp to making the beat us of lands available interests or the yovn surronrawmi naznrrnncmmn JAMES absolve aeacni VespraCarmea annoy by mm maniacs WASHINGTON tCP Fresh dent Eisenhower hell all knight tour nun lsdnyrotmdth to convince the wotl 1° will abide Trip mirflacilthinuinorder And while the D5 Ll in the amnion tale of moving to Mullahom manaedbmnben Bimbower nld histh hythe old saying WM WI Wm Be not the first by which the mm WW new is tried not yet the bath to have adopted sirslow in revitalizing the US mill machine mg nyue old modes mar mam romanr think we in trying to do Eisenhowers ll country yet many things that am not com pletcly nccssary Eismliower told press conference Wednes day We should kind of put them od on the shelfuntil we have ELECTIONS by Tina minimum mines Town Mayan Mth Brunette iiCCLliMliTIONS By THE CANADIAN mass Town Mayor Eruco MinesrW Lynn Miller Town Reeves ListowclWAngus Dickson Village Reeves Fenelon FallaW1Jackctt OmemeeLH DeyeU township Reeves DaytoHames Beaten DunnBruce King EldonJ Alton FenelonJ Neshltt MonitorEllsworth McPheison SomervilleC Hodgson SherhrookeWilliarn Siddali SunaidalcLloyd Pridhiim ToyFred Kinaear ihompsonPxl Fitzgerald To lllE stamens Tosziiir be Industry More Tourist We needrsorne younger nien New have to he found homeetl these costswhethat pledge my whole heartedcoonération and supportsto the battenneat of lnnsfil Township as whole gt Hilmblllsniicit your planeth toBurope Asia and North Alrtca lstimed tofit in the Western minimit confemco at Paris Dec 1nlbe taka cornea alter Eisenhower goes be fore the television cameras to appeal to steel management and leor at home ito nettle their wage dispute or face prospect of government intervention Ovcrriding his familys con cern that heymay be too old for such long trip the 69yearold president laid his main concern is to get over his manage that the us sincerely wants peace with justice for everyone He would use all his prestige and standing for this PW His departure will follow full day work schedule TO DISCUSS am lied niinaa activities along the Indian border and widespread de sires for more American aid are standout topics likely to claim his attention abroad United States relation with RussiamaycomeuptooJomay questions concerning mill tary bases overseas and the strengthening of Western alli ances good bit olhlstinie at each stop will be given over to for malitles ceremonies bend ad drasca so that no grca amoun will be left or decisionmaking conferences with chiefs of state India is the exception In New Delhi Eisenhower will have Inerous opportunities for private and semiprivate sessions with Prime Minister NehnL Ratepayers 0F INNISFII FOB Sound Progressive Administration with the crimes that inporggt for can Weller DI the on rcpruantod an aunt onndl Reflect for In Illinn to unu iAcK Torrens Deputy Reeve lnnisfil Township year an Sound progressive buo lneoa admialltntiom or iNNisrii sunbeam Tourer couNciLLOK one 51959 yin our Maariii BURNS BACK TO HQ arrows or LLGen 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