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1 III. DeGaulle, Macmillan To Talk This Month By GEORGE MCARTHUR piled high PARIS (AP) Premier de, A i a problems. with North Return To Algeria De Gaulle's designated repre- Gaulle will confer with British Prime Minister Macmillan before thf end of this month. tentative in North Africa, Gen. Official sources said no preciseiRaoul Salan.

officially took over date' has yet been set for thejthe resident minister's office in Tornado Sighted In Leflore Area; No Damages JACKSON (UPI) The U.S. weather bureau said today a tornado touched down about 11 a.m. Leflore County. The bureau warned Leflore, Sunflower a "aroll Counties to be on the alert or "severe weather conditions" but June 27 is Algiers government head- frequenlly. It quarters building today.

But will be De Gaulle's first meet- formed sources said De Gaulle ing with a top Allia leader of The West-jwas planning a second trip to Alliance since taking office.lgeria within the next month to It will precede by about a week tighten his authority there. S. scheduled talks with U. Sc-rrptary of State Dulles July S.jcivi xhe Premier designated Salan and military governor dur- Alihnugh the a a his trip two weeks ago. De plpdprd his allepiancD to theiGaulle's presence in Algeria put Alliance, it is undcrsloodjthe lid on the army and right- he foresees a more independent wingers who staged the May 13 role for France within it.

revolt agai the Pans regime De Gaulle returned today the Premier's authority over country weekend to find his 1 the dissidents is still questionable Algeria's two neighbors, Morocco and Tunisia, were also posing problems for the 67-year-old premier. President Habib Bourguiba met Tupelo Man, 48 Dies In Scuffle With 85 Year-Old TUPELO, scuffle between an -SJfVrar-old retired farmer and his 48-year-old neig bor wound up in the fatal shooting of the younger man. in Tunis with Moroccan foreign Minister Ahmed Balafrej. Officially they met to sign a friendship treaty. But the political leader of the Algerian nationalist rebels, Ferhat Abbas, also headed I for Tunis, to be available to dis- Killed by a gaupe shotgun blast from a nicuss the nationalist war against Albert Her-S the French in Algeria.

In Morocco, the French were Sheriff Albert Creely said the shooting occurred at the home of Jell Harville. Creely quoted David Roper and Carey James as saying they drove Herring, at his re quest, to the Harville place yesterday. Rnper and James said they heard shouts in the house after Herring entered, and when they went into the house they found Harville on the floor being bc-aten by Herring. The witnesses said they pulled the men apart and took Herring fired Mrs, Perkins Rites Here On Tuesday Funeral services for Mrs. Nancy Catherine Brewer Perkins, who died in General Hospital Satur- and one of hit and run.

day afternoon, will be conducted Mrs. W. E. McCourt, 3Mi Su reme Court ruled until. 1 p.m.

today. The warning said a touching the ground confirmed by the Schlater, a "tornado has been public small Police Get Reports Supreme Courl if i if Rules Against Passport Block Of Vandalism Aid Hit And Run Case Police received two reports over the weekend, one of vandalism WASHINGTON (AP) at the chape! of National Funeral Home Tuesday at 2 p. m. by the Rev. Thad Ferrell, pastor of First Methodist Church.

Burial will be in the Greenville Cemetery. The active pallbearers include William Meredith, David Redd, Dewitt Lavender, Fred Criswell, Paul Williams, Walter Rowe, Riley Jackson and Linwood San- ed a funnel cloud was sightedididge. about 10:50 a.m. Residents Mrs. Perkins was born near Wesson and with her husband, Luther Brewer, moved to Avon 1913.

Mr. Brewer died in 1938. 5he moved to Greenville in 1941 make her home with her daughter, Mrs. Charles E. Cresell.

She married Mr. Perkins ive years ago and moved to Lament. munity near Greenwood. The highway patrol first report- ported a few minutes later that it had touched the ground without causing any damage. N.

Drive, told officers that someone had let the air out of the tires on two cars parked at her house. She said that this it a repeat incident. A hit and run car sideswiped a car owned by Jerry Connors, S03 Central Street, as it was parked in front of his house last night. Conors reported that his car, a 1954 Oldsmobile, had been damaged on the left side. negotiating the withdrawal of some of their soldiers which Tunisia also wants.

The war in Algeria continued with no sign of a letup. Communists Call For Demonstration gainst DeGaulle PARIS (UPI) The Commu nist Party called today for demon, strations'against Premier Charles de Gaulle on Wednesday, the 18th anniversary of his appeal to Frenchmen to fight on against the Germans. Red organs and Communist-led unions called for mass meetings nd strikes in major cities through France on the anniversary to fight what they called De Gaulle's "fascist" supporters. The Communists' evident intention was to try to break up the patriotic celebrations schedulec that day, including a parade which De Gaulle himself will lead to Paris' famed Arc de Triumphe Russia Recalls Top Ambassadors; Policy Changes! LONDON (UPI) Russia recalled most of its top ambassadors from Western capitals Sunday and today in a move believed to herald major developments in Soviet policy. Jacob Malik, Soviet ambassador to London, said, "I am going on business" when he took off for Moscow this morning following departure of other envoys from Washington, Paris and Cairo.

Western experts speculated the summons home meant the Communist Party central committee was being called into session for major decisions. A similar diplomatic recall (Continued From Page 1) influence to get favored treatment for Goldfine. Senators Critical Republican members of the subcommittee insisted Adams had done nothing improper. But there was mounting criticism among OP senators. ALL A I 3 Courteous Barbers A.

C. Thornton, A. K. Wilson and R. W.

Welch WELCH'S Barber Shop Thomas Shopping Center Plenty of Free Parking "ART" SIGNS CHICAGO (UPI)--A recession conscious exhibitor tacked beauti fully lettered signs on all of hi: paintings at the "Old Town Ar Fair" here. The signs reed: "Yoi Art to Buy Now." Drive in NOW for these stone ireceded the downfall last summer of Soviet Premier Georgi and Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov. WASHINGTON (AP) Soviet Ambassador Mikhail Menshikov was flying back to Moscow today perhaps to report on the progress of his hail-fellow-well-met branc of diplomacy here.

Without ony advance public no- ice, Menshikw left New York yesterday aboard a Scandinavian Airlines plane which landed early today in Copenhagen. He then switched to a Soviet airliner. Disclose By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Wife Defends Him Adams was both attacked and defended by prominent Americans over the weekend. One of his staunchest supporters was his wife. Another was former FTC Chairman Edward F.

Howrey, who testified today. Howrey, who headed the FTC when Goldfine had trouble with die agency, said FTC "Certainly treated him (Goldfine) no differently from anyone else and it was handled in a perfectly routine way." Mrs. Adami took congressional Democrats to task for the ordeal she said is being visited on her husband. They are "just going to hound him until he has to leave," she said in a copyrighted inter view in the Minneapolis Tribune and Des Moines Register. Mrs.

Adams acknowledged her family received many gifts from the Goldfines over the years, but pictured this a pert of a friendly orm at the a te convention oday, but rancor lingered over he naming of a Negro to serve national commitleewoman. Supporters of Mrs. Marguerite ienson interpreted the election of Mrs. Ve! Phillips, a Negro at- orney, as a rebuff to Mrs. Benson's 25 years of party service.

Mrs, Benson's adherents remained bitter and charged that Wrs. Phillips was elected merely demonstrate liberalism, without any reference to the long service of the 59-year old grandmother. Mrs. Phillips, 34, is the Irst of her race to be elected to such an office in the country. "I wasn't elected just because am a Negro, "But my backers can doubly rejoice that this will how that there are states which winciples, but make it a reality," Phillips said.

relationship between families. Knowland Critical the two Engineers' Chief Inspector Campbell Gets Service Pin Gilbert L. Campbell, chief in But Senate Republican Leader spector in the Greenville area for, i i a Knowland (Calif), run the U. S. Engineers.

Monday re- Aiijwsl Brakes AfigoWheefc Balance fvaat Wheels cetved a service pin for 20 years service with the Corps of Engineers. Campbell's pin. with two stars, is one of several awarded by the Vicksburg Engineer District for long service. The awards are made annually on June 16. which marks the 183rd anniversary of the Corps of Engineers.

The Corps of Engineers was formed by President George Washington's appointment of a nucleus of three officers to set up an Engineer Corps on the day before the battle of Bunker Hill. ning for the California governor ship this year, led an imposing array of politicians speaking crit ically of Adams especially hi silence as to whether he received expensive gifts from Goldfine well as the hotel rooms. Knowland said the facts in the Adams case "should be complete ly disclosed, otherwise the respon sibility he has with the Presiden would be seriously Shock Absorbers Mod Demo Rancor In Wisconsin Over Negro Official LA CROSSE, Wis. (UPI)-Wis- Democrats renewed ask of hammering out a their plat- The the State Department was wrong in denying passports to 'two applicants who refused to sign non- Communist affidavits. The ruling applied to Rockwell Kent, 75-year-old artist, and Dr.

Walter Briehl, Los Angeles psychiatrist. Justice Douglas delivered the 5-4 decision. Justice Clark wrote a dissenting opinion, joined by Justices Burton, Harlan and Whittaker. Joining Douglas in the majority were Chief Justice Warren and lustices Black, Frankfurter and Brennan. Douglas said in the majority opinion that "We will not readily nfer that Congress gave the secretary of state unbridled discretion" to withhold passports.

Douglas said the court would be aced with important constitutional questions if it were to hold that juries received Thursday night Along The Riverfront RIVER STAGES Flood Present 24-hour stage stage Stations; MISSISSIPPI citizens because of their beliefs assocations. Adlai Says He Won't Run Again LONDON (AP) Adlai Stevenson told the British today he will not be running as Democratic candidate for the U.S. presidency in 1960. But he is not being shipped off quietly to Siberia, Stevenson quipped. He is going to the remote Soviet region on a business trip, he told not for keeps." "I have not been, I am not, and 1 will not be nominated as Democratic presidential candidate," he said.

He said he was on his way to the Soviet Union to try to collect 13 Hurt In Bus Wreck Berry Says Rains Valuable; Gives Advice On Poison Rains worth "a couple of million dollars" were falling on the Delta today and County Agent At least three persons died in bus was enroute from Jackson to T. E. Berry urged farmers to be Three Die In State Weekend Accidents By United Press International lighway from a side road. The Mississippi during the weekend as the result of accidents, A United Press International survey showed today. Freest Grady Frost, 43, of Memphis was killed near Tunica Sunday when his car collided with another driven by L.

V. Dukes of Clarksdale. Dukes was seriously injured. James L. Castle, a 7-year-old Memphis boy, 1 drowned in the municipal swimming pool at Greenwood.

Authorities said he may have struck his head on the pool's sliding board. He was visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge Castle. A 12-year i Jackson boy, Leon Holifield, died Sunday of Columbus.

Missouri Man Dies In Leland LELAND--Willie Stephens Luster, 57, of Jopiin, died suddenly of a heart attack. He was stricken while drivjng a transport truck on Highway 82, about 7 miles east of Leland. He was pronounced dead at the City Hospital here at 8:15 a. m. The body was to be forwarded by C.

train Monday afternoon by Boone Funeral Home of Le- to plant grain sorghum and soybeans as soon as it stopped and to protect good cotton stands from bollworms and boll weevils with insecticides as soon as possible. I understand it's raining from Atlanta, Georgia, westward and that's worth a couple of million dollars to us," Berry said. Many farmers had land prepared for sorghum and soybean planting and were just waiting for a rain. Good stands of cotton also were in need of rain throughout the Delta. Before Monday morning's general rain began.

Observer Brodie land, to Jopiin where funeral se; vices will be held. Luster was driving from Wichita, Kansas, enroute to Birmingham, Congress had given the secretary authority to withhold passports to automobile on a Jackson city street. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Holifield.

Albert Herring, 50, was shot to death at his farm near Tupelo. I I i i a a 1.151.1, a naa aj when his bicycle collided with an! Ala truck loaded ale Sunday. recorded .80 of an inch overnight in Wilzin Park. A report was received by the Delta Democrat-Times that three inches of had fallen south of Hollan- An 85-year-old farmer, Jeff Harville, was charged with murder. The body of a Negro man was found in the Pearl River near Jackson Saturday.

Officers were still trying today to make identification of the body and determine the cause of death. flour when he was stricken. His truck ran off the highway a the front axle was damaged. Thomas C. Eiseman.

who was driving a truck following Luster, noted Luster's truck pull to the having general infestations of boll worm and tobacco bud worms in older stands of cotton," said Berry, "all cotton should be poisoned three of four times with a good insecticide that side of the road and he rushed to! worm and his aid. A Boone ambulance took Luster to the hospital. Both Luster and Eiseman were employes of l.owrance Produce Company of boll weevils." Fleahoppers have also been reported, he said. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Thirteen of 32 passengers on aj Continental Trailways bus were injured, none seriously, when the! bus overturned on highway 82 west of Columbus, yesterday. Among those admitted to Poster Hospital at Columbus were Joseplv Hynes, 54.

of West Monroe, back and shoulder injuries; Mrs. Jopiin. Luster was born at and later moved to Jopiin. He leaves his wife and his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Stephen Luster, all of Jopiin, Mo. J. T. Jackson, 61, Covington, Jackson Gets AAA Safety Award WASHINGTON (AP) 1957 American Automobile Assn. Child Burned By Hot Grease Two-year old William Dokman is receiving treatment at King's i Daughters Hospital Monday for painful bums suffered Sunday afternoon when he overturned a container of hot grease while iplaying at his home.

He suffered i degree burns from the waist d()wn H( js a of Mr5 Mary ian lives awaubd honorable men-' --and back! linn to Jackson. the royalties for American authors. More than $2,800,000 should have, i probable fractured rib been earned by American writers i mn nnn 1 njunes, and Miss Mary Agnes cities of lOfl.OM to 200.000. Gordon, 62. of University, The awards, announced yester- 3ack injury.

ju'ay, included special citations for Highway patrolman program activities lo Cross said the driver, Ernest H.jWest Point, and Plaque- Lucas, 32, of Jackson, said the.mine, La. bus went out of control after he slowed for a car entering the contest aimed at saving pedestr-; Dtikm3ni M7 N. Hinds street. whose books have been published the Soviet Union, Stevenson said, but the Russians have not been paying. Stevenson will represent the Au- change thors League of America.

St. Louis Memphis Helena Arkansas City 42 G'ville Bdg. Vicksburg OHIO Pittsburgh 18.0 7.3 12.9 10.4 1.2 Rise 0.0 0.7 11 Hurt Judge (Continued From Page 0 cd to some of the victims by long idistance telephone today, said! (Continued From Page 1) 5220.94 0.07 Fall uninjured passengers of the; incident occurred, or in Harrison 43 138 08 Fall us wou continue to Los An-County, where he lived at Gulf- geles today in another bus. 25 Z16.8 52 40 22.7 0.1 Rise 2.6 Rise 2.4 Rise In addition to Mr. and Mrs.

Britain, Japan; U. Japan Sign Treaties Today NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP)--British jet transports loaded with paratroopers began streaking into Cyprus today in the second phase of a troop buildup to keep peace on this Mediterranean island. Koestler Tile A Subcontractor For Federal Building Koestler Tile Company, a local company, has been named a subcontractor for the Federal Building now under construction at Main and Poplar Streets. Frank Koestler said his the strife between work. tile, terrazo for floors ofjTurkish and Greek Cypriots may the lobby and elsewhere, resiliantj spread into a conflict that could jfloor covering and acoustic ceil-jcrack the eastern arm of the ing.

jNorth Atlantic Alliance. ARKANSAS Little Rock 23 0.1 Rise s-Stage yesterday morning. r-Stage day before yesterday. r-Pool stage. Valley Towing Company's mo-; tor vessel, Valto, is scheduled to reach the home port here at a.m.

Wednesday with two barg. of petroleum products for tlK 1 Goyer Oil Company terminal. The Valto will arrive at Vicksburg at 4 p.m. Tuesday and will drop: one barge there. At 6 a.m.

today the Valto was upbound on the Atchafalaya River at mile 93. port. If King is declared sane after Touchstone, the Greenvillians go'further examination at Whitficld, ig to the convention are Mr. he will face charges of disturbing the peace and resisting arrest in and Mrs. Paul Maucelli and Mr.

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1 The paratroopers arrived as firm jfears were being voiced here and would install interior marble! abroad that pawing Wai-field Point light, the Superior To motor vessel. Willini Ole Mi? Mobile. mile 562 on the lower Mis IIP Superior Bont w.is i i at State Docks ii NOTHING IN NAME PERSONAL INTEREST ed thi.1 City of Liberty Tei-u i depart i Com pa nn puny's iy load- Oi'lear Mcmphi Cn RUIDODO. N. M.

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Lady Kee. at 5 a.m. today and is the home port of p.m. tonight. The Ren at Porl Arthur.

Texas. H( and Ihe Walter i due to reach Greenville i nnd reported at 5 a in. 2)5 on tho Intrrcnaslftl Canal at Meinph -nvillc at 9 McCool was rn. to- ie.sd.iy motor vessel, Ett Nashville. mnterf the early Cumberland CM; Cumberland Rive Port i Tc lid the coirmfin a Marie, is due lonipht nnd 1 i ne loca ton on Famous Arc Battery 6-Vott O8fl O.x wilt, revolutionary KUBBEK-X longer mileage I ChoUn Tow In (t Company's rnoto I Irene Chotin.

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