EO EES
500, (
ie Fi ie rcelyir - ANCHORAGE, Aladia: ws —.
An estimated 500,000 acres of
forest land in the interior of /
Alaska is in flames, the district’
fire dispatcher here said today.
Russ Hanson added that no
relief is in ‘sight as hot, dry
weather and high winds, con-
Mue to fan-the flames.
The worst fire in-the terri-
tory is a-100,000-acre blaze
near Sleetmute, 225 miles north
of Anchorage. The fire is_
burning along a 10-mile front asi, “iting grind the
‘ flames at more than 1,000
acres an hour,
Another fire was viperied
at Kaltag, a° Yukon River
village of 100 persons some
35@ miles northwest of An-
chorage..-
Man The Bureau of | Man-
““agement tried to fly firefight-
ing tools to Kaltag Saturday,
but the. area wag so smoke-
shrouded a aye. was impos-
00 0 Acres of Forest
n Alaska Fire loovering 170,000 acres
are reported burning near Mc-
Grath, 300 miles northwest of:
Anchorage. About 150 men
have been landed in the area,
which has been badly hit by
fires this season.
ed manned near Fairbanks
and several others were un-
manned. es §
- Largest fire in the Fairbanks
area is a 50,000-acre blaze near
Beaver Creck.--. >
Ready for Citize
AP Wirephote
FINAL TEST — ACtress Gia Scala, who told
she did a lot of cramming for her examination, leaves
ization office in Los Angeles after taking her final test -
p. Bartha ape SA iy ceytborgecns
months old.
Frank J/Van Atta by board members. |
Van Atta was relieved of all duties last week
. government would have great dif-
bor leader. Hoffa Lawyers sao
Given Setback - Can't Prevent Witness
From Taking Stand for
Government a
‘WASHINGTON (®—Attorneys de-
fending Jimmy Hoffa against brib-
ery-conspiracy charges lost ‘today
their attempt to bar the govern-
ment's key witness from. testifying.
Judge Burnita S: Matthews ruled
‘that the witness, John Cye Cheas-|
ty, a New York attorney, should
be permitted to testify.
examination his contention that
Cheasty and Hoffa had - estab-
lished a lawyer-client relation-
ship.
Hoffa and a fellow didiedent
Hyman I. Fischbach, Miami attor-
ney, are accused of bribing Cheas-
ty to take a job. on the -Senate
Racket Committee's staff and keep
Hoffa informed on the commitee’s
secrets,
GREAT DIFFICULTY
Without Cheasty’s testimony, the About 28 Seer Wale teeert. Charge in Trial
Drops Espionage cowl
but: 15 f
rs
HUNTSVILE, Ala, AP ,
erson Jr. today pleaded’
guilty to 15 charges that
handling of Secret vied
/ ation. fi
t WIRE 5
SVILLE, Vicks
Ala.
is
Nits espionage c
erson Jr., at the open
of the. missile expert’s gen-
eral court-martial today.
In dropping /its accusa-
tion of espionage, which false swearing, ‘the prose-
cution left standing 15
ders.
Conviction on any one of the
| remaining charges carries the
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Page 15.,
charge and two years eerie
ment on each count.
The court-martial of the gray-
ing, bespectacied colonel opened
Gis meratng af 9:06 ‘a. ms. and
At stake personally was a 19.
ficulty in proving its charges
against the 44-year-old Detroit la-
* 2: 2
In Detroit, Hoffa has been voted
the support of the 350,000 member
Michigan Federation of Labor.
The MFL, at its 68th annual con-
vention bere yesterday, . passed .a
resolution offering Hoffa its sup-
port “in every way. és (Continued on Page 2, Col. 8)
Predict July's
Hottest Moment,
Win $100 Bond
People who have lots of money,
are not bothered by the heat, and
have no desire to exercise their
imagination and have some fyn,
don’t bother to read this.
For the others, the Pontiac Press US. Withdraws|
of Rocket Expert '
main Agai st
, Army Col. John C€. ‘Nick-/ /
he disobeyed prders i in‘the |
government | ‘dropped :
harge against Col. John C. Nick-
ing).
included two. counts of!
charges of disobeying or-
possibility of a dishonorable dis-|
year Army career that friends of
[re neve emit,
CHURNING FIREBALL — “This churning
fireball was pictured seconds after the Atomic
Energy Commission detonated the fifth device
in the current series yesterday. The picture was
taken at a distance of ‘eight miles. The device a helium filled
was fired at a height of 4 feet, suspended from
Nevada. The AEC declined to explain the worm |
like line running through the fireball. ee ms
~ Governors Cool =
on Plan to Cut
US. Authority But President Sees 14)
Reduction by Trimming
Dual Efforts he ;
pr
finan¢ing.
the'49th annual Governors’ -
_-|génference, Eisenhower
jHeld out the prospect of a
“federal. tax _ reduction - if &
their fields of taxation —
could be turned back to
state control.
Republican governors —
qualified endorsement | hed pint
question of caving state
of some of the activities a
eral. governthnent has taken ove
AP Wicephote. |
balloon over Frenchman Fiat, in nots: that “this is just another '
great big dreamboat.”
Eisenhower put plenty of en-
‘Low Fallout in Nevada Blast
WASHINGTON (INS) —
tion's top atomic scientists have
told President Eisenhower the U.S,
is now able to produce. H-bombs
and other nuclear weapons % per
cent free of deadly radioactive
‘ fallout. :
State Department officials said
that the new scientific development
will not cause any change in the
present American disarmament
policy. which is being in
London by presidential disarma-
ment adviser Harold E. Stassen. war risks.
These are! he fear of Ameri
can nuclear retaliation and also
the fear that the tremendous ra-
dieactive falloat from. Soviet nu-
clear bombs, no matter where
exploded, would contaminate the
atmosphere and affect Russia as |
well as’ the rest of the world.
Moscow is now faced with a vital
problem. ‘Clean’. H- Bomb, Perfected The na-jtypes of retaliation have’ hates re-
straining Moscow ry faking any thusiasm and what some of his
closest aides said ‘was “complete
-|sincerity” into an appeal. to. re-
verse what the President said was Ys
| ‘Trouble Grounds Plane.
suspend nuclear tests, it is- ex: WASHINGTON a -~ President
tremely doubtful that Soviet sci-- Eisenhower returned to Wash-
entists could develop similar) ;
“clean” nuclear bombs for Russia.
There has been increasing evi-
dence that the Soviets are far from}
manufacturing nuclear weapons
that would be as clean as the Yet. if the Kremlin agrees to
He was delayed 40 minutes at
American bombs. Ir, his plane, and
finally had to make the return
Can’t Beat Draft Board | Hight ina borrowed Air Force
FT. SILL, Okla. @ — Pvt.
jgates to the convention. contest to pick the hottest day in
Julyis in full swing.
The tempting bait for picking
the hottest moment in. what may
‘ — a sizzler,‘is a $100 savings mittee, wag approved by an esti-
mated two-thirds of the 809 dele-
<2
lt Was Hotter There Take pen in hand right now, con-
jure up your prognostication, and One of the key points of the Dominic Beovich, 23, Pensacola,
Fla., walked his guatd post at
the ‘artillery center here, con-
vinced that. you can't. beat the
-draft board. Beovich, a six-
month reservist, got a letter from
his draft board ordering him- ‘to
report for induction, If the U.S, continues to, improve)
its ‘nuclear weapons to the point
where H-Bombs would have virtu-
ally no radioactive fallout, then
the U.S. could efficiently knock out
the Séviet Union in case of- war
without poisoning the air or the
territory generally. The concrete results of a 29-
minute presidential. appeal added
up mostly to silence on the part
of the -governors and aging: official
families.
Eisenhower got applause when _
he arose to speak. He got a smat-~
itering of pert antgy: halfway SACRAMENTO, Calif. » — It
was hot — an official 105 degrees
downtown — but Mrs, Duncan
Vernon's attic was really cook-
ing. The ioud -bell on her fire
alarm in the attic let fly in mid-
afternoon, she said, and “‘it just put it on a post card, addressed:
~ Weather Man
Pontiac Press .
P.O. Box 40
_ Pontiac, Mich,
Remember, we need your name,
address. and forecast, as to the
about scared me to death.” The jdate, and hour, and minute, a:m.
alarm is set to ph sci: Votes or p.m, of next month's hottest
degrees. time.
~|Threatens to Fine Players
Tiger Boss
Orioles last night, 6-0,
“T had to lay down the law,”
that -those players who have been
| be included.’”
- le eng omg rye aby onl dectared
-WASHINGTON mm —- Manager Jack Tighe, who has “never
so mad in all my life,” sodiy held the terest it will fines
oveh, his Detroit Tigers for what he termed ‘“‘complacency.” .
: Tigers dropped their sixth game in seven starts to the
series with\the Washington Senators.
ee ee Gets tough
a eee © ee
rey te. | Suxt listen t0°this i fM & & U.S. in an extremely advanta- en s lineup of Man- geous position in the London talks, /hattan's five top hits that are on
se en, he ie into if the U.S. agrees to suspend tap for Pontiac area residents:
testing of new “clean” weapons, My. Fair Lady,” “Visit to a Small
said he read the riot act about individ- it can claim it is making a con- |Planet,” “Happy Hunting,” “The
ualistic play, instead of.team play, to the Tigers, adding: “I cession equal to Soviet accept. |Bells Are Ringing,” and ‘Tunnel
I talked to this one, 1 was so mad ance of inspectors on Russian. of Love.” ue
_ | territory. ee The popularity of the 1956 ¢x-
> continued, “ ' sorry On the other hand, the American) cursion is shown by 14 reserva-
putting oft 10 per cont had 0 scientific aed anne, to tions received so far from last
pressure on Russia to reach a dis-| year’s travelers. Because of the
Meanwhile, the Atomic Energy
Commission announced that there
was “little radioactivity in the
stem” of a nuclear test weapon
fired at 6:30 a.m. yesterday -in
the Nevada desert
RIPs. DOORS
The explosion’ most powerfil of
the current test series, was blind-
ing in daylight and so strong it
wrenched doors from their hinges
114 miles away. The device had
been suspended 700 feet above the
desert from a balloon.
* * s.. year’s bigger and -better ve
New York theater spécial. Hurry re Get Aboard
‘Press Theater Plane They're going like those proverbial hot cakes.
That's what is happening to reservations for this through his address, He got the-
usual applause for a _
when he concluded. ©
duced from GOP Gov. Theodore
_ (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2)
Shepherd Mute
at Arraignment
rsion of “The Pontiac Press’.
‘The dates are. Sept. 9
The Soviets have counter-pro- on calendar. Applica-
tion form is the coupon on
we 2, Of the total of 150 spaces, more
than half, 84, have been taken.
2% * through the 14. Mark them* ’ Birmingham Man Faces
Ist Degree Slaying Trial
in Death of Wife Wiiaselaners will climb ‘aboard
two luxurious United Airlines
planes this year and’ wing their
way. toward: New York and five
‘wonderful, days of entertainment.
The world-famous sights of othe '
won't be forgotten. —-
PLENTY TO SEE '
There will be a tour of the Unit-
ed Nations Building, an after-thea-
ter supper at Leone's restaurant,
a private boat trip to View the city
a look-see around a giant ocean
liner (if one is in dock), and many
other memorable features,
‘i
All this in a packet for $182. This
includes the round trip plane ticket mingham yesterday
a-first-degree murder charge in- -
wife.
Circuit Judge H: Russel Holland
entered a~»plea of innocent and
ordered Shepherd returned to Oak-
land County: Jail until trial, prob-
ably in September
teacher wife,
- land roems with private baths at dering a qurrel te chete bases,
3 rvists . ; SINGLETON _~ | to check their tanks and equip- | section started setting SPARTA, Sayre ran ype °c munications mat
. a ~
it iA s. te 2 a ee
ee ‘s
=. gdicleciypeoes 2
vlicadeorig dabredy bevels
len
“Included in the train-
as the carbine, pistol, and the sub-| scr haderouicse Hotel. 1509 Pierce St., the: night of
May 27.
sree pills a na the -
si’ tho aude ce
James D. Shepherd, 36, of Bik —
f@ mute to joe
volving the fatal stabbing. of his
*.
WiLtAMsBURG eet
Inéa formal address. ie: -
some of the functions—and ©
ne
eS
o
He maintains that after taking
Supervisors also voted up to $1, Acacia Park Cemetery: on 'Thir- “GIVE ME CAMP ANY DAY” — This was lack-toy Mile lies within the proposed! the us of the first group of Pontiac school joy camp sessions at the Pontiac lake Recreation 600 black-topping teen —— group en ee ae Seventy kids [Westwood Village limits, but not) children who yesterday left school days far be-
included in the incorporation, hind and headed for the opening of the Frog Hol- / were on hand for the first day of the camp yes-
Except for = few isolated spots to Receten De tal owl terday. This picture shows a bus load of them _
They referred to the Legislative eis dae wets on |- ie ee leaving the courthouse.
thins ‘te femned “ over take in all other areas not al:
ens. Gun Battle Kills, Dali Modes
The Roads Committee asked ae ee : “ i :
Steen coe . se cant Rm in |FanVilger ad Latruy Vir ‘Lawmakers Deny Dealer's ing for stafe funds to go directly AT COUNTY CENTER—Facilities of the Oak- visors. Examining auto parts } in ~ boys’ nee Oe bach W, : d T
sendoff county Tnd commis | the Telegraph Yoad sere ces Inpeced ser. Duncan, of Trey, Mayon, Hoard et Milord. [Zu 29 ax the date of « pie) V OUNGS 1WO Request tor ‘B’ Rezoning sions, ee ee Se ee Tomi ae ee porn Fades Mal of 280|. Photographer's Wife BIRMINGHAM — The request of en the Retitemeat Board of (ity
a contiiue to have ae Pa: : The hoeting web ¢ set after Rose| Her Son Die in Fight Harold Turmer, car dealer, to have idoeiije
= of state : i ruc river _/ \Streets the park-|.. ,
| iS upervisors ze at Hillside, 2ReAE== Sie steee
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. A 500i hands of commissioners last|at the fireworks display July 4, at
Aver Cating ere | Envision New Courthouse Mar ils Wonse, CE ee night.
her : braver et ee Turner fod commissioners he told : son : Charles Mortensen | ef Lilly By PETE LOCHBILER - cine the service cer as cove posible ucty and eas Than Shoots Self * Jey oda and wounded fwo ot wanted the aren. 10 sae new via “Tine probaly the st . : 4
: ee weey Loew. - paren ewe Spt | hicles, ee a refreshment stand will be
; ~— parking 5 base ‘ County ee Center| sloping site south of the However, the supervisors’ chair- = State police and Aheriff's offi-for cars going to the bump at-the ; ag
Baddenly ber fot ape of the fenton yesterday. ‘a4 Cunteen's Ronse ont ctertosiing man seriously doubts that the ey ee eee hed a wobded area justiand die loy xing operated affair
Brake and onto the accelerator.| While touring the Telegraph road| %® broad meadows leading to | county ever will be forced to |,_1” Jind the car in which his/Sout” of west Terre Haute for) Thrgagh Nis attorney, George hes accelerator. Sad the Pontiac State Hospital will | give up its $1,400,000 already on |*@ry around the car in wh Thomas Whitaker, 47-year-old! Cram Samer had agreed to pro- US. Drops Charge
meter, leaped-across the- ~Sga gerdiggra “puilding| *®meday e.located the queen of | hand. tary three times,’ reloaded, fired|TUck driver, ere vtrs,| Yile-siley access at the rear and | ; and smashed- through the plate|that wasn't there.as with the many| ° *@rvice center buildings—the | «Pyen if the court decides wel, few more shots into the wom- ange ool 38, al te Se een Oe in- Nickerson Trial giass window of .a department|that have been located in the area| "°” O*kland County courthouse. | were technically wrong in- ac-lan, smoked a.cigarette and then|A!m@ 9, ogres te he ee Soe. store. ; _ ——- At least ‘many supervisors hope|cumulating the money,” he says,/shot himself, police said. shotgun blast in . the Ctaries. Kass, appea ring in be- The * $800 to the win- ° : : “I don’t believe the court is em- e+ * * . shooting at her home near the|, Carle Kass, appearing 10 56! cssued From Page One
dow, $300 to car ana $10 to heilk@ Urges States far as Delos Hamlin, super-/Powered to order a tax reduction.) Detective Lt. George Owen said|i9 was killed by shots inthe stom styeets, asked that this business! | i parking meter. visors’ chairman, is concerned, thé|GOES ALONG : the woman, Miss Ouida Wright.|.-) and chest. B request be denied. He said he)” a ae specie sn 4 : new building is but a few steps!” «phat would be solely to the|died immediately, The 30-year-old)" ny. woman's cunt husband, and his neighbors feel that grant- brilliant. a ata
Enlarge Control away from reality, despite contro- ve eas John C. McNair, a plumber,|q0) Seoan ing it would be the first step to-|% 4 years confinement, plus a , q " colnenalah lea diteamanle. Tax Allocation Board, which has] aie4' in a hospital about half an|stva"t Martin, 49, a well-known/'"G i pusiness encroachment that/$10,000 fine and dismissal, if found q
“jalways gone along. with the coun-|jour later photographer with studios ak.|would ultimately spoil the residen-|Suilty of all 18 counts brought I { rine (Continued From Page One) \SEES VICTORY ty’s policy -of accunsulating year- "The wile fled to the safety of" Haute and Evansville, was tak-|wot cinemas at the and/2eainst him.
‘THE R. McKeldin of Maryland the | Although immediate prospects * is ‘pear *ien to Union Hospital in fair con- oP: Detomes ous Gy annie eutied Retteets ebeervation: , “I'm convinced |for the courthouse are still locked|°"4 surpluses Mrs. McNair, 28, identified Miss|‘ition with a wound in the left}downgrade Property values, fissile program and another: in- é ; | | nothing can be done about it.” |in a court battle on the one hand, t,t Wright, about 25, as “an old gil op His st Following the commission re- |ter-service row. The big question “ ~j | McKeldin has been one of:Eisen- | Hamlin sees recent legislation as a) Supervisors hope to build the ltriend” of her husband. . Whitaker, 9, was seriously wound-| jection, Fred Pew, Birmingham |in the Army-Air Force feud was ,— ~_ hower’s staunchest reoters. victory for the new building. first $2.5- $3 million section of the A te og ed. Her left arm was shattered.| realtor, warned the commission this: Is a self-guided missile that - By E. 4. sims $45 million building with the funds i *. * -| that business C, the favored 20m travels 1,500 miles a plane or a : * a
je, shootings took place under Martin said he believed Whit-| ing for this area, ean be danger- |bullet?
ag well as Indies’ hair, serve as|the proposed federal-state task| Viser believes the building can |*#¢ of county lands. the suburban. home into which the|*Ker was cut by flying glass be-) ous. Defense Attorney Ray Jenkins weather forecasters? .__ |forée concentrate on . as still go under construction within e- 2 & MecNairs moved two weeks ago.|fore fleeing from the house. He He told them that it can become declared in a pre-trial interview Yes, - Go. When _pressure/program where there is duplication| * few years, if not sooner.. - | The. second section of the build- Neighbors, attracted by screams|Said Whitaker broke into the house! ,. big a threat to residential] there ig a possibility he will at-
suddenly © it affects the/of state and federal effort. He said The question hinges mainly on|iNé, would be bullt whenever more|from Miss Wright of “Don't, John-|*t ie Said taker had been|27€#5 88 any other zoning. tempt to call high-level golicy- / tissues of the body, and often this|the cost in state taxes of carrying |money — whether supervisors ¢ can be accumulated. {ny, please don't; it was all my| Police sald Whitaktr hat. been * *% * |+ | makers to the witness stand, up _ is quickly noticed bby those Withlout the program should be com-|use funds they have on hand, or{Hamlin thinks this shouldn't take|fault,” watched the drama from|threatening the Martins while _ Pew expressed the opinion that| to and including Defense Secre- corns or bunions. And, as we noted|pared with the cost in federallwhether they will be forced to|VeTy long. darkened windows. . . fwas- trying to work out @ court-|, suse of its classification, the| tary Charles E. Wileen. in an earlier feature, women can/taxes. re : approved plan to visit his children ieee ioe Kaos 8 Sag a
often sense the coming of Eggi nde age pe eeeeeweees ewe waca a = «= @ @ w, more often, Both couples were di-/PO btn sedideets te “We have not asked for them
fain by ‘cbecrving the way their|“CONOMY SEEN datas Yenda Stet Ginll | vorced Jast October, followed by |e acceptable to residents “cnjyet.” said the Knoxville, Tenn. long hair acts. “This. effort presupposes that ing aghoiggeee ° Re ti Applicati a Hthe wife-trading. ally ec ca me /attorney, “but the possibility is not
: — i accum rig “Please in sa"
Not only do corns and bunions|M#™ Stile Takes would be raised)" Ws grukcogd ti : Pp Th t T : wand geet ge ~— Wo late tpn @ amiag, tehte k Gal become sensitive with the falling|"? SUpPrt the transferred ree y thes Tess e€aler OUI: __gitnder police “guard recently Of) come ‘an unpleasant feature,”|S@0S OFF CMAIN the People with U0: Eisenhower said. “The| Oakland County Taxpayers ' complaint that the truck rivet om contialed It was Secretary Wilson who set
suttering trom|seagstopping, in other words:| ta” favor, thee commirection |t Please make the following reservation for me on. The. ‘jhad threatened them, too, * & & _- {ott the chain of events which led
the ‘freight charges’ on money be-| could start at once, Hamlin j Pontiac Press Theater Tour to New York City, departing Mon- Patricia Newhall, formerly of ing hauled from the states to| figures. : ; day morning, Septeriber 9, and returning September: 14 ¢ 5 f
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: [Washington and back (a bill, I re-| If the decision is against the af an enemy 1,500 miles a eal
ait * mind you, that is always.collected|county, the money still might _ be |! ocd =5 | P Theater School, is making theater|,sione to the Air Force. tae Animals sometimes sense|in full)—would save the American|available for the building, “despite ,....... Mrs. test raised history as New York’s youngest, 2 : f rain or eee sy Se |the fact that the county would |§ é Someone geen epoca aeetiaramin, on usually because of have been found teclifiically guilty |, beset ME, cpececeiscsccreecses ener cbereenesresuces steeeeeeees = “reais hin Page One) tile director. Ce charges hy se geo
reasons, so the} Eisenhower said any such prof of accumulating it illegally, Hamlin - ’ Miss Newhall is currently ai-'| Otten decorated colonel, i always acted dif-ject would require a re-examina-| said 1 . 4lreceive better’ cooperation from a Milling. son compiled a document, highly t before a tion of all state monetary poli- K : r ~. is Address Peter er ern ebeeseeee ete SO 6u eeu wis claps cive 6 cups xe seneseve © other police_agencies in the area.” recting a gcries dobn : critical of the Wilson order.
to the ‘farmer —|cies, adhe ¢ BRIGHT SIDE ' . ee ' ‘ ton Synge plays for Theater ee he 5! ee we East. Dramatic crite William | Nickerson was then coordinator . have done just that.jdebts, operating costs and cash| Were the county forced, some- City - Phone reserves to meet natural disas-|how, to return the $1,400,000 tole ““Y ccs eee ee ee SS eee eee ' A Pontiac policeman, who lives Michfelder is predicting an out- jof field information about all
ters and other emergencies. He|taxpayers in the form of 1957 * I understand that the $182 I have enclosed includes trans- jjauded Van Atta’s police work and standing career for Miss New- jarmed forces missile projects. sta- o
mass is)said it would require “realistical-/tax reductions—as the Taxpayers’), portation, hotel, theater tickets, the after-theater dinner/party, "said, ‘As a Pontiac policeman, wel Huntsville. 5
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ead. They feel better. Sales-|ly relating tax rates and assessed|L ea gue iy niet Salgzal N. other extra features. ! Carl D. Wonnberger, Cranbrook: al fi wf aieateie ta incomes Se shih ty te ole ar: * mentored in Pree ate Building and rniapcerterane tthe owe vk cee ta not isiog| THE pers apparently was
oe a eee in tani itade er tihewh ihe '
x Po saan we ties to save up to one mill a year |g _ (ingle Room $8 Extra). Cf ee : “Once com: acts,” he| from non-tax sources for build- |,. + said, “I have it in mind that all] ing purposes. Although county |" 1 Aaree to Partlpate in the Foatiae Press Theater Tour
The Weather of is, would cooperate in ecu revenues can only be estimated |! Undet the Following Conditions: ae
ae : apne egge in. advance, Hamlin figures that |§ $ have:tucdeded the fill payment with this reservation. It. -PONTIAG VICINITE hee to-| css, and the ‘various state) up to $760,000 a year could be 1 Tam unable to make the tour I understand that I shall be given sieht, low 84, partly clouay ¢eislative bodies for the health| saved for the courthouse under |) |
o us Lad = j 3 TE — tate Republican Gov. Lané Dwinell This is in addition to funds that ® cations and that.
2k ee — ot New Hampshire didn’t share|8n still be accumulated under the/® if 1 am not S Be Ham... s1/McKeldin’s attitude that nothing)°lder law, which allows .1 milly nay participate in all of the yttoctee =| ap nesta practical could be done about the |for a Purposes out of tax es ee eee
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Wieetline Tonight — — Billy, Graham vs. Sa wf
see enedeneteres CLS Democratic Gov. Averell Harri-
s man of New York said, that Eis- NEW. YORK PSidelights from Dodgers did the same for 10 feam- Shea, while on tour with Grahamiry to lead - Christian “bess fiery which is Christ to you,)
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while everybody elce knows just geet. self-addressed envelope.| : __ |what, they're doing! nbidesth. sec 1957)
Maxine Traver; ee
Murphy | There was dead silence for a “
+e, |minute, then everybody began Knife-Coin: } :
I eat {SIMILAR FEELING Superstition - sia pee
Cherokee road se Sean chet: todos « (Questioned - orge Com ed jadequacy. They. weren't all — —. — of Baldwin
wedding vows|housewives, by any means, but! Girl Fearful That} é
Saturday at |My tin ei | Present Will Ruin ee
4 o'clock in + * Friendship MR. AND MRS. BosBy @ CONE Coe
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One felt she had changed jobe |°%,of the presents T received was! 1) Naxareue Church Rite
»,| tae often, another felt she was ® ithat when one receives such &] The Rev: Kenneth Hutchinson On returning the newlyweds: will
stick-in-the-mud with no ambi- |present it is necessary to give &/and the Rev. Robert North of|reside on Stratton re tion because she had stayed in Pg ne Ba EE 5 ee e
the same job for 20 years. | otherwise it will break friendship.|ciated at the Saturday evening|- = TIT
Each one felt her own inade-|ill you please tell me what 70U\wedaing of Pati Moris snd Dotty =a nama 4 er quacies but — and this the on | RS ei should| Gerald Cone. The couple was mar-|g Gallagher's Accordion @ ~
: portant point — each~one had|*°™d * coum to he giver! [ried in a 1:30 o'clock service School Offers FREE §
Rowland | noneht the sthers were devinely) Answer: This is a superstitious ne tk m Accordion for_8. Weeks m Jacksen of | outeped! practice which certainly should not] 14, and Mrs. Cleo ues a While Learning — . : =e dl eel Milled be taken serigualy. If you want tolnscr pice street are ‘parents of (a a"
‘ Wyandotte. | just getting together and com-|send a coin, it would be entirely|i:° bride, and Bobby's parehits are |m Join Now ) MRS. WALTER JACKSON : Redes tee baer can ty a a ee Oe ee 1
py eet naa eM ae coke GALLAGHER |Maxine Traver Becomesia:: sss _ Dear Mrs. Fest: Wien 0 Pets Saas mares s MUSIC CO. § 3 TEENAGERS, TOO clothes and not 9 wedding dress | lace. Tie gown ‘featured @ Se 1. toron, FE 4-0566 @ I've f rs| and is it im taste for | >rina neckline and empife’bodice | ’ Bride in Double-Ring Rite : Sern antun san fet Ty howe feces op |e tert eee SNR MMRMMRRE jobs, and it’s: worked just as well.| through the church A headpiece of French lace se- Central Methodist Church, was a canal teSbieiet A tate. They meet and discuss the prob- again?” , — a silk Picnic .
o'clock wedding of Maxine Traver| Jewelry was a string of pearis |/™5, lend each other hats for the) | 1) 44. church’ is veryitions on a white prayerbook.
of Murphy avefiue ard Walter| which belonged to her mother. |39 interviews, share the benefit) on 1. wedding would a * Casserole Jackson of Cherokee road. The weld @ 4», (of their experience and tell each ‘iy walk up the aisle, But if 5 : =
The Rev. Milton Bank honor, Elizabeth) other about jobs they - uncover] ProPe But it] Mrs. Joan Stone was matron
formed the double-ring ceremony, |POd8ers, wore a waltzlength gown|that are unsuitable for them. |e church is very IANE® Si, Stihonor. Other attendants were prognes "lot white nylon chiffon printed with Cee eee ay le tether toe Lema neem Wood * blue fi Her light blue head At such times, most of us prob- |ous, it would. better Syble Morris.
Maxine is the daughter of Ber-lpiece held a small circular veil.| SDY,*#% “Why help a competi. jenter from the chancel in vainte
Mr. and Mrs, Rowland Jackson of te oe M page oft maquiccntty. (OOS pive ber away, But Ulw@t af whike nln shosr § - Mrs, Rowland Jackson of nr The samé is true of people pre-|there are only a very few persons|with cap sleeves and draped ; —. served Walter as best tan. Ushers|P@img for retirement. \present,. she and the bridegroom |ices. They wore large picture hats) —
j| For the ceremony the bride ? “* © ¢ bly -walk in together. |of illusion. Mrs. Stone carried blue} : were Albert Johnson of Berkley might possibly |
atten treetetenet Sermo land Thomas White of Wyandotte.| To each one, the business of| —— ree endear pers rata tery
lace. A seed hebi For the reception in the church |8*'ting older and being retired is “Dear Mrs. Post: When you g° maids carried bouquets |
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taining project. Since it is more] wees, tH proper for the wnex-| Attending the bridegroom, to stay, or should a |fun, it is more success-| Posted Vier te ey nen aa (Rowe, Dillard Morris and se possible?” Morris as ushers.
OLDER HOUSEWIFE | For the reception held in This kind of “group therapy”| Answer: If they are playing) church pariors Mrs. Morris lbenefits the older housewife most |bridge, or seem to have been hav- a blue lace dress with a: _.__ fing a conversation that you aFe) ,-cossories,
_ With. thelr children grown up Soe excuse and leave, But it the| Mrs. Cone wore a pik and peer jogs et ess on conversation is general and By nylon —
more than that, they feel. in.| te ™de welcome, YOU May "Ay. For traveling to New York, the adequate. , have bride changed to a navy blue dress u.s.(with -white accessories and the
corsage from her bridal bouquet.
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stalled Monday evening at the Fox - : 7 and is Inn. 7 Remember res Wed: oe 7 oo. <= s ‘amily — :
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It’s on weekends and holidays many fine mounts today started
the 40th Detroit Horse Show off to (turn left at Bloomfied Hills, from
on Woodward avenue).
five hours. “We don't sign them
up until 5-a.m, ‘or tee off until
a.m. on weekends,” Klauser
“We had to put floodlights out-
thove nih hawks wouldn’t get hurt. We set
up special tables for our ticket
clerks at the door to handle the
crowds.” ; j
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dled, the course can absorb only
a certain amount of players per
hour.‘ ‘The. theoretical maximum is
40 en bat on seldom. is
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and Mrs. Richard P. Kuschell in the saddle on completed at the Hunt club,
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WASHINGTON W—Bob Feller,
who set major league strikeout
records while fastballing for the
Cleveland Indians, makes a dif-
ferent kind of pitch today for hig
league ballplayers.
* * *
Feller, now retired from base-
ball, goes before a House Anti-
trust subcommittee to tell about cai he thinks should be made
in baseball operations.
* * *
In advance of.his testimony, Fel-
ler told newsmen he favors putting
baseball] under the antitrust laws
but with stipulated exemptions.
He would exempt the contract
reserve clause binding a player to
the os that first signs him and
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You Get All Ths. ; : \Elks, Stadium Stun Leaders
Bae Elks No. 810 and Stadium Inn
| The Elks, refusing to be awed
by Shaw's magnificent pitching
staff, handed the Jewelers their
jist setback of the year, 2-1, Bir-
mingham, the Jewelers’ top threat
for league honors, was uperded by
Stadium, 3-2..
Jake Maszur-was the victinr of
the Elks’ wrath. Mazur, who had
previously hurled two one-hit
| shutouts, gave up onlythree yes-
terday, but two of them were
timely.
‘Singles by Don Stone’ and
iHoward Willis produced the Elks") Vo
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Lee tl aes apr Upset the 3rd stanza for its narrow mar-
“Tonight's games: Lane’s Drive-
In vs. Pontiac State Hospital, 7
p.m., and Franklin Products vs.
Deni’s Corner, 8:30, at Beaudette;
West Side Merchants vs, Gingell-
ville (girls),.7 p.m., and Richard's
Tavern vs, Drive-In Cleaners, 8:30,
at North Side. .
beige n in the Ist inning, while a
to Stone, a stolen base .and| shee peciceceseseag om a 31) = Ken White's two-base er-j_ Eat: ont Tactrongh; Mager . 000
scored the eventual winning
the 3rd. roaghand ** 2.1... ben 00 8 63 Hill _ four-hit ball for wt on and D, Wilson; R. Reynolds
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New Pitch for Feller also territorial rights whith pro-
tect a club from encroachment on
the area in which its franchise is
located.
Feller . recommended, however,
the duration of a reserve clause.
At the end of that period a player
could negotiate for himself.
* * *
Robin Roberts, Philadelphia |
Phillies’ pitcher; Eddie‘ Yost,
Washington Senators’ third base-
man; and Jerry Coleman, New
York Yankee infielder, all said at
yesterday’s heating the reserve
clause is essential to baseball.
Throwing all.players on the mark-
eteevery year would disrupt the
sport and enable wealthy clubs to
corral the best men, And it would
discoufage a club from scouting
for talent since after developing a
potential big leaguer it could lose
him to a higher bidder.
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Roberts said the majors ought
to consider a four-year limit on the
clause as by Rep. Mac-
Donald (D-Mass). But he said it's
a boost to club morale for a play-
er to stay with one- organization}.
and feel he “belongs.”
Yost said some good might
come from limiting the effect of
the clause but questioned any|:
period less than 10 years.
man opposed any limit on
accept it as “a calculated risk.”
Sugar Ray and IBC Disagree on Terms
Club still were at odds to-
the terms for a Boxing day over
REGULAR
cost Do...
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~ |midlewetent title ‘bout with Car-| ™Rabinson met with TBC officials a maximum of about five years on} .
‘Their argument was —this: |,
champion Chicago Bears in an in-|bass on White Lake, Sunday, and
agp com He said most players |/esal ae ae a
of Winnetka,. TL, ng gy ll
Clarkson of Clayton, Mo.
Pro Grid ae of
tra-divisional tilt with Green Bay.
: \ said.
Chester was in the group that took
derby.” The fish, shown by its
eaptor (above) was even five
pounds in weight, It was 21 inch-
es long and was landed on Voor-
beis lake Saturday_by the proud
angler, Tony Romanelli, 745° Eom
First street, Pontiac, i
the edge, They were entries by
Henry Puddubny of Oxford and
Gartand Hale of Pontiac, ree
Tony reported. “I got a big kick
out of seeing that bass come in—|
it was the biggest one I ever
took.” Tony and his partner land-
including some nice bluegilis, he
Another lucky angler, but not a
it really took both himself and the
“original” angler, Ed Remback of
ed several other smaller fish, /jis wife were on a
limit catches
Osborne, 355 First, Pontiac, at
Oxbow Lake, in Kalkaska County
over the weekend, would have
s\grabbed the Pontiac Press divi-
sional contest lead. Fish was 10%
inches long, weighed 14 ounces
cleaned, Osborne says. “It was
the biggest blyegill I ever saw,"
the lucky angler added. He and
fish-
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Manile in All
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_ LAPEER — Honeymooning in ‘cetiat’ shinion ar tek. abies - floor length. The fingertip veil was ee ee youngér children ip ot pure silk French illusion secured : Niagara Falls, Washington,” D. C. "5 counselors. by a tiara of pearls and seq
; and the eastern states are the new . incl She carried a hand - of : Activities will include _ hiking,
Mr, and Mrs, Aldred George Van- trail: blazing, progressive outdoor white roses and
4 dewarter, ‘who. were married tp cooking, lashing, bird studies, bot- Attending ber sister as maid
: the Street. any, and a treasure hunt for geo- of honer was Doris Stauffer, with ‘Cuarch ‘08 Satiediy.. |logical and nature objects. The Virginia Smith, Dolores Booth, ergs rig paver resing dey _ Norma Peschel as bridesmaids.
: The @pse. cnndielight planned activities will sérve —to Say ee See Se Coe was performed by the Rev. Ray- earn proficiency badges for the ms :
: mond R. Lamb and was witnessed te Scouts. Dean Good of Pontiac served as
___by_about_250_guests.. Woodworth is Sashe-| » EW, | oe
| Bap Caiieilesing curvien te eign me : MRS. RICHARD CAMPBELL tiac, Richard Simmons of Water-
i ae : s , . Ww . Lonnie was the
/] pe he grid pe : —— $140,000 * Pri ; ed in im ay; A reception was held in ‘the
: featured Panels $2 church parlor after which the pair
on oatta, Rar pest lengt vr In riZes Couple to Live ‘eft for a trip to Mackinac Island, ; was fastened to a . ee ; Sleeping Bear Dunes and parts of
lace bandeau trimmed with seed _ Aha all-time be a of $140,000 ort North Branch lower Michigan. __
: patedamn ht naga pon Pith miums will be offered at the 1957) IMLAY CITY — Catherine Robi-|. | .
an orchid with white satin MRS. A. G. VANDEWARKER nang wer higes General MaD'net, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Honor Robert Rogers
i re —— omen fasts J. J, Robinet, Imlay City, became|With Science Award : The bride is the daughter of Mr.' Fig tN . = the bride of Richard Jolicoeur, eg
| Adams St. and the bridegroom is Of Commerce Circle gust 30 through September 8, will coeur, North Branch, at a cere-|High School, was recently | the son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen COMMERCE — Mrs close Friday, August $—a day ‘mony performed in Sacred Heart|when he was awarded a scholar-
} Vandewarker of Brown City, Viksaen Wannan cae tae eeen earlier than last year. Church Saturday morning |ship by the National Science Foun-
r ce ee was ARN@) meeting of the Catherine Booth| Premiums have been increased| The bride wore « gown of white dation. -
; two junior bridesmaids, Barbas, rele a the Commerce @ Methodist|by $9,000 during the past two| ™¢t over satin and carried an | The scholarship will pay his
eae saids, Barbera'Church for the installation of of-|years. orchid on a white prayer book. | full expenses for attendance at
Be nar ‘e beeen tr het an Swanson urged farmers to make| Mrs. Ronald Baxter was matron| wre Summer Rustitate fox Seleute i eeirdten as The slate reads as follows: Mrs.|their entries as early as possible'of honor and Betty King was! fie eetme : bab eps th gobi Aras) wiht [Karen Gulf, chairman; Mrs. Nor-jto avoid the last minute rush and|bridesmaid. Ronald Baxter served neg ea Aan a a
: . ‘ .., |ma Mansfield, vice - chairman; |to keep being shut out of/as best man. : ers © Nn a member 0
oS Brother of the bridé, David Wen-|Mrs. Pauline Hausaver secretary-|the State Fair becatise of lack of| The couplé will make their home|the local faculty for a number of| ” zel, was the ringbearpr while Alton treasurer; Mrs. Louise Rudritis,|Space. In recent years, practically|in North Branch, _ jyears and is considered an out-
___ Hillman-of Brown City performed /devotional and Mrs. Millie Free-|all categories have been filled to| - ——__—~ standing Biology teacher on the
: ee cece nahine chairman. ty—many "long before the’ Almont Petitions Filed Rd __.. the guests were Frederick For-| The meeting was held at the |deadline for entries. mob home at 6080 North Rochester Rd. : ‘bush, Dale Tomlinson, Ray Cor-|home of Mrs. Vivian Lind. : " ALMONT—The Board Secretary, saith as ome ae on ee Sete § s05| |< wets t iPlen S Mrs. T. K. Richards this week|Siaen aa reception, following the cere-/ 44-61 wy ddina Set an tory Hour recorded petitions for two vacan- ee
mony, was held ini the church par- eading d 5 cies on the Almont Community ieee lors, as ee on alby. Commerce OES an Tag Days School Board. Those who have fled Four Towns Circle . farm at Peck Marlette. ee *. are Reid Wilcox, A. D'Arcy, r
Se ~ WHITE Lake Townsup —|for Lake Library Leon Bishop, and Donald D. Bow- Pian Four Dawere Slai ae Commerce Chapter OES friends : . }man, The latter two are incum-| FOUR TOWNS—The first of four
_ Slate Hot-Dog Roast [and members are invited to the| WALLED LAKE—The Commin-|pents. Board of Education election! summer dinners put on by the
aDpmoN mock wedding of Mr. Tiny and|ity Library here is announcing a/will take place Monday, July 8.|Elizabeth Russell Guild of Four I — The|Mrs Maybe Future at the Com-/children’s story hour, to be con- Towns Methodist Church will be
er ‘s Committee will hold a/merce Masonic Hall at 8 p.m.|ducted between 1 and 2 p.m, each| - held on Saturday evening, at the
hot-dog roast on Saturday at 7:30\Friday. =." Muesday’at the library, during the C Birth -|church on Cooley Lake road with p.m. for the doctors and their) Reception will follow with a |month of July. , oun ins =. serving at 5:30 p.m. This is a
‘papi hein! ted | SS Rese Sa ah A, Me, Smt an ular ye oe Be a box | ur, i : t ‘ a | “Taeet the new) doctor's who will lunch for two. Tea and coffee |ali ages to attend. named! age born on Juné 20” atl ¢e ond _—
July 1. Sie Neen sin be bed te The kick wendies | it The Library Board hes slated | ——— ome * . the wacant. Jot. next to. the .old|for : “ led) tag Days, for June 28-29 to raise
ROMEO '— “Plans for the 25th(the list of. comimittee chairmen|traditional three-day ‘celebration
THAT’S SOME GAME — J. J. Balser (left) of Store, Pontiac, is offering tickets to the Musie Circle production of
Pajama Game, now showing at the Botsford Inn, Farmington, at a
23 per cent discount. All he asks in return is a pair of old pajanias.
Here W. E. C. Huthwaite of 527 W. Iroquois takes advantage of the
offer. The garments will be given to charity. _ eee
Gallagher's. Music
Georgene Forbush Wed »
Perform Lapeer. Service
75 Brownies, Girl Scouts | »
to Attend Two Sessions
at 4 Bar D Ranch
_SASHABAW PLAINS — Plans have been completed for the first
Girl Scout Day Camp ever to be | Moat,
held for the Sashabaw neighbor-
County Council of Girl Scouts. The
campers will also have the use of
will be held July 9-11 and July
money for library expenses. =
The peach festival due for completion on. Sat-
urday, will make its first appear-
ance in Utica’s “Fourth of July
Ap
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The engagement of Mary
Josephine Wilson to William
Clyde Wilson has been an-
nounced by her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Myron J, Wilson of Lapeer.
He is the son of Mrs. Clyde.
Wilson of Detroit. An August 17.
Wed Patsy Stauffer '
Read Lake
| - a 3 p.m, ceremony at Lakeland
.Presbyterian Church June 15, Rev.) Storage
wedding is
| - WATERFORD TOWNSHIP ~ In
~ Al Kasten united Patsy Ruth
Stauffer and Richard Campbell in
» Marriage.
Daughter of Mr. .and Mrs, Ray
[Plan Cafeteria Dinner - Though all ifbrary. workers are
volunteers, money is needed for
tions also may be mailed to the
treasurer, Mrs. Oniar Jaromo, 950 East Lake Dr., Walled Lake,
Roberta King Ma
in Commerce Service a bg -3 2h
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Be a rried {trom all Oakland County Kiwanis.
and Service|” SHIP — Agricultural committees
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CASHIER AND.
BOOKKEEPERS
rien Dr. MH. H. Savage etticioss ; ng. Interment ey Chapel. Mra.
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‘ 24, 1987, 1 Paul, 10161 Crosby Lake Rd., s 104 an
| Clubs will be represented at a spe-
Be apples” ” campaign. Se re = Se
} te will ‘be held in: West Bloom- |. Fe ecco
The group will decide upon what FOR WANT ADS
pe ok > ek ae eee DIAL_FE 28181 fall campaign. ra
mean pico er pron Allg From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. —
cussed concerns - bility of | :
Kiwanis selling ‘apples, instead of ported "immediately. a 3
peenuts, on a special day that is a ere
used to raise money for a youth nt cancel” ihe charges
awe | | ee oo ct ie ina at ease ty | | Sa, eee cos » as "
Edward H. Erwin, ot Bg 4
Michigan’ Apple Growers and = ente will be givee
perance to the proposed cam | | Sutera, ets yson said. | ‘larger than regular agate aS type le 12 orelook noon, the
It is hoped that the drive for in- "previous to publication,
creased use of Michigan apples Transient Want Ads may
will grow to a point where all fo caneemee to 9:30 a.m.
Kiwanis clubs in the state will the first ‘ts
participate in a 1958 campaign. CASH WANT 4D RATES
Lines 1-Day -Daye Days
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boys Robert Tank, Richard Pol- 4 29 | 1080
lion, and Richard Mata left--for-
‘Help Wanted Male 6
penn etwesn 10:36 b 13:00. BAR ER—STEADY
pay. PE 30116, $100 take home
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S. S. KRESGE CO.
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1471 Rochester Road .
40-Hour Week |
Liberal Salary to Start
Apply Now: Mrs. Davis,
S. S. Kresge Co.
in Downtown Pontiac
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