“THURSDAY, JULY 18 8, 108700 PAGES —
China Entry Plan
- repres of oN Rew ea meet today to try to devise'a plan permiting U. s.
journalists to enter Red China.’
Poeseay edna way. may be cleared within the next
old invitation from Peiping to visit the China main. land.
But they said it depends ‘én whether the press
representatives: accept Dulles’ ‘Hdeas. «The secretary
‘on Parry 5 Contract Negotiations
Reopened by Mackie’s
Announcement o
pee ay [allow a number of} ee
Civil Rights Bill newsmen to travel to Red) pontiac’s share in the!
ees, .. |China, but only for @ speci-leost. of widening Perry
Chanae Gainine bron tnd prooatly brief—is treet (M2) will be
ange sInINg f-amlaghs vor pO meaner Ps: . Highway Commissioner
P\John C.Mackie indicated
Backers Fight Against
Nt he has received fron?, the
Growing Senate Feeling /"*" 5 or pg crvimgpecs Th cere — t was to Limi . or t Qe = ‘o Limit Scope into Red Ch rt of an announc t
.Mackie that he would
renegotiate old ts
with nine cities to :
them With an additional)
'Olficials sald Dulles is
Senate sentiment to confine the not firm-
measure’s terms to the protection ly committed to this idea, al- half midlion doliars in
of voting rights. he feels it is reasonable.
An influential senator who asked hotels
not 10 be quoted by name sald) sng that the secretary tal jority of the Senate now favors ee ere Stethde’s couaa 4
an amendment by Senators And- 9... the eve@ ithe new highway bill
erson (D-NM) and Aiken (R-VD —. a each city’s share of ff
are
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Gage, 5 tll, setivsi: haat, poses with her
after being named Miss U.S.A. during the Miss
in Long Beach, Calif., last night. She weighs 36.23.36. She is 5 feet 94 inches
Brig gs Sat
Fleck in PGA *
a 2 Up lead over Gene Littler in| vi
the big early morning second
round match...
her featured match saw Big
-Souchak shoot a two-under-
[Says Hoffa Schemed (=
{Against Senate Unit
and Hyman L. Fischbach “copked
up a scheme to subvert and de-
‘}Rackets Committee.” .
Asst. U. S. Atty. Edward P.
_ {Troxell, opening final arguments
to the jury in Hoffa's bribery-
trial, acknowledged
that John Cye Cheasty “deceived”
both Hoffa and Fischbach.”
* 4°
READY FOR CAMP — Pontiac ae rately wean “are ac-
: reservists preparing cused . asty to get a
ou rep see 0 ss job with the Senate committee 4 . — feed Hoffa confidential data
from July 21 to Aug. 4. / | ‘Troxell said that if Cheasty had
An advance party from the not pretended to go along, ,“‘the
scheme cooked up by Hoffa and
Fischbach” might have destroyed
(shown above) left today to ar-
Soto oe yi oan ae ae Hoffa has testified that he hired Cheasty to help represent the Mid-
west Conference of Teamsters)
which. Hoffa heads. Not until his)
arrest, Hoffa said, did he know
that Cheasty worked for the com-
mittee,
Troxell aaid ‘‘the evidence ts
abundantly clear that Hoffa want-
ed a spy in the committee.”
<2 Finalists Setled The 207th motel oldest re-
serve unit in the area, will control
the training: ‘program for the par-'
ticipating units, which are the
888th Ordinance Pon-
tiac; 88rd Ordinace Compawy, Al-| ™
legan; and the 979th Ordinace Com-
__|stroy the usefulness of the Senate! —
[Top Beautie
for Michigan, U.S.A. LONG BEACH, Calif. u—A “‘go-
‘eipe SODENGAM-Tedecle Jer” Stree? of ‘Wilamabarg. ‘wes
chosen Miss Michigan from 16 other candidates at finals in
oR Sa ae OS a ee ee ee t
Michigan.
The tall, raven-haired beauty
Glen Burnie, Md., who came
peony to banondae
if They Bought Homes
With Treasury Money _
WASHING‘
were summoned today to
ies Named:
ij poop Central
day and the 5
moved for acqui “of the re-
maining 11. L\
The lawyers entered ‘blanket
sation that the
spired to violate a federal ii junc-
y Clinton High School last
The four were cleared on the
motion of U. S. Dist. Atty. John
C. Crawford Jr.
* * *
“He said, “In my opinion,” the
evidence is not sufficient to war
rant conviction of these men.
Therefore, I move to dismiss the
charges against them.”
2 Wes Those freed, all from the Ciin-
ton area, were;
35, school bus Chris Foust,
driver.
John B. Long, 31, house painter.
Thomas Sanders, 42, utilities firm
employe
J. L. Coley, 43, carpenter.
rl A lanes ag
acquittal, the jury was sent out
Ross Barnett, former president
of the Mississippi bar, opened the
defense arguments.
A separate motion for ates
(Continued on Page 22, Col. 1) po
tion prohibiting interference ‘qith
enrollment of Negro eling and it was all we had. We
\found a dress marked down from
oe so we bought it. And
r 50s MONEY
& we still didn't have any
Barbara, Fe is pretty enough!
to be a Miss ‘Universe contestant
(Continued on Rage 22, Col. 4)
Can't Refuse _
OAKVILLE, Ont. — Ware-
house worker Bob M made
his customary visit night to
a corner of the warehouse being
used as a nursery by ak alley
cat and her five new kitt The
cat lay complacently feeding. her
young ones. She apparently
know a 14-inch field mouse
at the dinner table. “We had made the money mod-/)
Ahead for Area The new Miss Michigan was,
crowned w —— Jaa Swanson
fied ‘ VPA!
Penny
year-old blonde from Kalamazoo
and a Michigan State University
(Continued on Page 22, Col. 1)
Pleasant Weather
Outdoor enthusiasts may con-
tinue to revel in fair and pleasant
weather, says the U.S. Weather
Bureau.
The outlook for tonight is fair
and pleasant with little poet tg at 6 to 12 miles an hour today and
tonight.
Tomorrow will be warm and
sunny with a high near 82 degrees.
In downtown Pontiac the lowest
t |temperature recorded preceding &
z
: a
gfad. ge i él
ee —f vet. (i—Two
top officials of the United
| Textile Workers Union
tell whether they used un-
_ jion money to buy expencive
a e
e
about May 15, 1962, from Valen-
Mama
other $57,000.
Hot Weather Grips pce
‘CHICAGO (INS)—Baking tem-
a.m. was 59. At 2 p.m, the mer-
Tor Pontiae Police promotions,
-_made-by Chief Herbert W. Straley,|
were revoked by the three-man:
Civil Service’ Commission last
night because the men did not Board Voids 4
take the necessary competitive ex-|
‘in Women s +
wére settled at noon today when),
defeated Mrs: E. 0. Reynolds of wey general whict states
é Tene ' $9 after a see- uw elon ade x tr ead eet
«Tht other finalist ig; Mrs. _Don{¥oid Unless competitive es
ia Ce ante nati siated mare (tons were taken. Me
cata ance deere The comsissita also moved Bina gige®yodle. seg ogpert Sd oSeebusesseet cg c=
i *
News....; one
t
Market Basket. }7
. doneesebea
eaters _yHeed es te oe 48
ee
%,
, CurY registered 86.
Committee had wediieatad oie i on
K, Willman,. who was to give a
disposition on the cases within 10
days or forward them on to the June 24 to City Manager Walter...
Ne ew Cuaron f in Aue ugu: < BIRMINGHAM — — New quarters| ments have, or 3. for the Birmingham police depart-| sions of their offi
| | Steal Firm's New Site,|mei sre wspocid jo-be rely fr] Sas the | - Williams Asserts gust, Police Chief Ralph W, Mox} . = : jley ee will include a special room where = LANSING &@ — Gov. Williams The shift came about with the
sole influence in the decision of it had eccupied prior to the
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp. to completion ef the Bowers street |i
____ locate anew $16,000,000 operation) station. Other municipal depart- ey
thence Sar ae CP Bae ee | Im the pasty booking 1
Ss eS oe eee eae, | ee Re Ree SS “gee 2 sy bi Ee " ence - o a ‘ Se tap “ 7.
: of a steel plant on the site was ound eiress pects in an office where other. of-
: the “deciding factor.” ! ‘ ‘Sioure wore eurcsog to shear toe. : sah is.
vet + tain, vig basal JUMPS 10 Death vi in ct wit oe THOUSAND 5 OF UNADVERTISED BIRTH ~ the 1 t in Ohio because| py, _ ie selene oo whiee eee eee Se eo a : eae See hae musa ee
a corporations; ‘The Only Way Out,| % oor to te Ske ae Almost Unbelievable Bargain! “All Former $2.88 Values
in Michigan is ‘‘not at all sacoutag: ing.”
ie . Said in Note
- eame in the wake of dispute over :
fhe elldet ot Michigan tex pott- NEW YORK | She was
das ek admin- - ;
istration have said the tax. poli- py og an re ties have driven business from) 4.
the state. The Democrats have
denied this, charging in turn the
criticism is Republican . inspired
gn an effort to blame the Demo-
rats for unemployment, -
ASKED COMPANY
____been trying. fag yaa
to persuade the company to locate
the new plant in Monroe. “From
what we know of the
in this matter,” Williams said, “1%
tful that taxes,
factor |iNg in their decision to go to Ohio.
“It is much more likely that
while taxes may have had |
* =
“We can expect from now until
the next election,” Williams said
Where is the’ greatest danger
| from lightning in a thunderstorm?
- Do most met asl of . Sane,
The summer the
greatest producer of ghtning, fea-
tures maximum lightning danger
. in {ts later stages, not as the low,
dark leading-edge squall passes),
above.
pe ee It is after the dark leading edge! Passes overhead, and after the rain
is at least half finished, that maxi-
| ~ ‘mum lightning danger occurs. It is
| still a danger after the rain has © | ended and the thunderhead has ap-
| parently passed on.
: — leading squall line overhang
of a thunderhead is sometimes a
producer of lightning so it cannot
: be ignored. It does constitute a
danger and precautions. are in or-'
der. But maximum danger comes’
- later, during the last of the rain
and for a time thereafter,
___Interestingby— ‘most lightning dis- ____@harges do not strike the ground, but. strike oppositely charged
cloud areas.
The Weather
U.S. Weather Bureas Report porns AND VICINITY —— Generally fale and pMovsrodl tenight through te- metrow with little change In tempera- tere. High today near #0. Low tonight
Serthenst Stake ets eis eee s me
hour teday and tonight. _
Today tn Pontiac
‘anaes tanperatere preceding 8 a.m
At 8 am: Wine velocity, calm,
Bun sets Thursday at se | ae
Sun risee Pridsy at $:1
Moon seta Friday at ne om. :
Moon rises Thursday at 11:09 + m.
ft
mS) Pereer
(Bygg3
Wednesday in Pontiac
(As recorded eo
Mean temperature
Weatier—sSunny
Soman
One Vear Age in Pontiac
Highest temperature ..
Lowest temperature ... oues
Mean temperature cicisccccess
9 Weather—Pair oss
aos 8 .|13-word note,
n Worked as a secretary at thie Al-
. other girl. Prior to joining the pub-
worked
————itgeiey-wsthe-child- slept: 24-Year-Old Socialite
Transit Co.’and a former Repub-
lican national committeeman. His
father, Emanuel, was a former
Wisconsin -governor.
For the past ‘two months, she
lied Public Relations Associates.;
Roosevelt is a vice chairman of
the firm's board. .-
Rp Philipp, a 1951. debutante
and graduate of Vassar College,
lived on Madison Avenue, with an-
lic relations firm, she had wo
for the Citizens for Eisenhower
Committee and the American Ref-
retained by a downtown invest-|
ment and securities firm for the)
convenience of out-of-town guests.
ee Se See = bee
presence in the
Father Strangles Dauahter in Detroit
DETROIT #® — Police said a
42-year-old father adhaitted strang-
ling his 24-year-old daughter early) heneemengeccnenmnt
Homicide Det. Lt. Edward Joc-
ique said the child; Virginia Knit-
tle, was dead on arrival at East
Side General Hospital at 2 a.m.
Jocque said the girl's father,
‘Ralph Knittle was arrested a
short time later at a downtown
‘Knittle, in an oral statement, told! .
‘police he strangled the child after
a quarrel with his wife, Josie 37.
He said she ordered him to get
out and he killed the child rather
than leave her beltind.
Knittle was taken to the Wayne
County prosecutor’s office to make
a formal statement. Jocque said
jhe would be charged with first
degree —
Hope Appeal b by lke
Blocks Further Cuts | WASHINGTON ( — Supporters
of the administration's embattled
dent Eisenhower's new appeal
would block further House cuts in
the multi-billion-dollar measure.
Eisenhower said last night a
400-milliondoliar cut the House
voted tentatively in his defense
support economic aid request
“can be considered as no less than
a threat to our nation’s security
and that of the free world.”
. His statement came shortly aft-
er the House voted 106-100 to al-|
low 500 million dollars for the pro-
gram, . Eisenhower originally had
asked 900 millions, The Senate cut
the request to 800 millions, and
foreign aid bill hoped today Presi-|
terday in Shelby (Mich. Hospital. |
ming in shallow waters near a’
“the
ond grade at Adams School,
Besides his parents, he is ‘sur-
vived by a sister Eliza, his pa-
ternal grandparents Dr. and
Mrs. E. P, Barnard of Bryn
Mawr, Pa. and his maternal
grandmother, Mrs. George M.
) Hubbard of Summit, Ns,
The body is at the Manley Bailey
Funeral Home with service sched-'
uled for 11 a.m. Saturday at the;
First Presbyterian Church. The
Rev, W. Glenn Harris, Ph.D. will
officiate. :
Find Wreckage
of Missing Plane
on Formosa _ TAIPEI, Formosa @—A_ Chi-!
_ rescue- team today
he wreckage of a U.S. Air Force
plane with 16 aboard and found
no survivors, police reported.
* * *
The team could identify only 10
bodies in the wreckage on a moun-
tain slope. Seven crewmen and
nine passengers were aboard the
two-erigine C47 transport when it
vanished Tuesday night near the
erid of a trip from Clark field in
the Philippines to its base at Taipei.
x * * oo
The search team came across |
the wreckage in the jagged moun-|
tains between Taipei and the For-|
mosa Strait, It was spread alofig |
the forested slopes of Mt. Cha-,
tien near Hsinchu.
A spokesman at U.S. Air Forte |
said American:
— to the; se'the House Foreign Affairs Com-
= lenletes reduced- beadbeceeed to
millions,
One ot two drivers injured in an)
auto accident yesterday on N. Mil-|
\ford road near Rowe road in Mil-|
ford
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wood. -
__Mareum, himself -a—_ He -carved his first violin al-
‘mont 2i-years age when ome wa
needed ip his community for an-
- @l@ fasioned . mountain square ‘DATED VIOLINS
received | Fach of the violins Marcum
‘carved ig numbered and dated. He’
It takes the violin maker about'thinks number 21, now owned by
‘two. months to fashion a sensitive|a neighbor, was his best. He had) tntended to keep it himself but mere than $50 for an instrunrsat.
: ‘fair+hand| =
with a fiddle,” says he carves his
the ‘earth | "actly the
. | preferring
linakes the back in two sections
Next comes the tedious job of
titans. 1 VIng,..geraping- and polishing
the wood to attain the arched
a ‘ota Molin’ chest. Wita |
this is done the wood will be al-
most razor thin but it will be ex-
imercial dealers,
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ane
‘Peter's masiling.
The Sl-vear-old head of the Ro- Bc =» = See
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thousand pilgrims and tourists
‘hailed: Pope ai i. poate in?
right shape. == ‘man Catholie Church js. expected ' He no longer makes the bows, to leave Vatican City Saturday,
to buy them from com-| for his Castel Gandolfo summer
Albano, 18 miles —
Rome. He will probably stay there
‘until early winter.
The Pope will continve his gen-
eral audiences at Castel Gandolfo
‘holding them from a little outdoor
balcony of the summer, palace. residence on. the shore of Lake
theast _ of
violins from “curly walnut” or
“curly maple.” “Curly” is his ies Cutside willie wr incida ‘fat “Hinteh.
Pi | «$3.98 per gallon—buy the secorid gallon term -for wood that comes from |
a for | penny. near the roots of a tree,
most beautiful grain is
ments and gumweod
“belly” of the violin’s
Marcum says he begins a fiddle |.
by drawing the pattern where the.
found. i
for the
“chest.”
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oe tising, the first dance was at- | hope--J.E-B,—and-D.11.0._ re-
“THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1967 -—itime a muclearenergy poolisto = tended by only 62 people. ‘This read their letter in The Press,
ee _be set up with all the countries ee Be eee e's ie have : teenagers “a ' : orchestras = barred from pediatrics. > roe cooperating. to’ aid in peaceful for entertainment. The admis- they can re Vehicle Insurance Plan — cevelopment of nuclear energy. tion price wes $1.85 por comple. Seve js obvinaaly a loud “No.”
Succeeds in New York wR ae eee eat Sepak oe. gene Ser. wn A oe
——1n-a-report-to-his-tellow-commis-4lthough French, statesmen were Er, BT § SPR | tried tumerous times without suc $0 nent tines ay” Wear ape ’ sioners of Eastern States, Joszrm P. in the lead after Worla War I in : a | _ cess. It took four dances before That's all the average woman
. Ketty, New York’s Moter Vehicles °®°*ing —federation,-the— i : ee 4 mi B:| _wewere convinced. = — stays and any woman can get
——— Commissioner describes the succeseAssetbly rejected it in 1954 ‘Their We don’t regret the dances for along without friends that long. : ; two reasons. The young people = sorry, the rules are for the best
so far of the compulsory automobile eVersal now is significant, It will themselves seemed to have ® and should not be changed.
; be many years before ECM and wonderful time and one of the liability insurance law. y years be ECM an main aims of Boys’ Club is to Peg . Euratom are functioning fully but e this : or ia Kf. >: a good start is being made to modif | ee § Ge gee provide thle type of clean, whole in UN
_________Since the new law went into effect _ kh ane ; eens 4 c & ee ‘ia Z 7 Li ro =e ans Eons he eee. Red China dau | old rivalries. - ates | is @ I would sincerely suggest to Would Be Folly’ : in that state February 1, Mr. Keu.y : ; me a a = Two Restless Teenagers that the :
says that only a fraction of one per —_—_—_—_— Don’ t Bother to 0 Unpack When We Get Home next bye anyone Soar ion - Why. don’t some people stop sid-
cent of vehicles has been operating Tse middle-of-the-roader believes aor ll ee iad cleeu ing with - ae oe | .
without insurance.In this four that, with respect to finance, the David Lawrence i: - them by attending. : they realize that such recognition
month period only seven uninsured U.S. should adopt a foreign policy — ! W. B Neal. would probaly Give Chaeeunt
accidents involved New York _regis-—about—halfway—between, “Couldn’t Needed. ‘Civil Ris hts’ Bill I ored_ ¢ * United Nations? Let's not upset
tered vehicles. Last year in the same you use another sizable roll of mon- vil Righ ign ast ae tale eS Se Se ee than
period there were about 25,000 such ey?” and, “Root, hog, or die.”
acriiade: | WASHINGTON — The whole zac the misconception of crime, Senator MoClellan (D-Ark) Would Be Saving ~? : business of Congress — including South's position on te: w schoots Os:
* °*.- ® ‘Many Americans are trying so many « vital measure desired by ee Se See Se men. Bin tin Bowh, «8 wite jery Phang salar tgerdah a Portraits A survey of New York vehicles in strenuously, even desperately, to ‘he executive branch gov- diy 2 eam the impression someone graduate from grade school By i henoap > ately, , belolete y JAMES J. METCALFE
_.1955 showed that more than 14 per raise their standard-of living that “~~ —“* “MN tts of a Negra race but kes the ind aay oe meeney tel” een ee ee manee Mnew how wonder cent had no insurance. Today the they don’t have time‘to live _ few politicians vidual Negro, whereas _the Negro not guilty. I bows ons. : friend could really EE ue _to gain some Northerner likes the Negro r that happen many times. A ene Taxpayer ‘Until that special hour when . You uninsured percentage is very small, -- votes in the next but aivtines me individual 2: pam came to oy Pe
due, no doubt, to the severe penalties : 4 election by en- Negro” amin, wea eae ate “<Cirls? Disagree in the hospital. . . Alone ‘o my
for driving without proper insurance. The Man About Town aetna wig Day after day charges are being. 1 have no prejudice against the With Eva Gabor prs. oN - Sa ee 8 ee é ovo made in the Senate debate that Negro race. When I was a gloom... You @id so much to
There had been some fear that To Stay Until Fall Weeks and the Southern people cannot be prosecuting attorney, I defended Eva Gabor says that men are cheer me up . . . With just a word
counterfeiting of company-issued — weeks of debate trusted to give fair trials by jury bh o> oda cating Atary panleagh erage age! Agia or two.’.. Indeed your very
; possess , 2 justificati employ a lawye tractive ea few presence My life ¢
Son eaiienanendepeesner- Oakland County Man May — nn oo This is the justification y Getended them without pay, of “us girls” have a different book sew. Yous visit helped mse
mon subterfuge, but this has not © Be Offered Other Big Job. awzence >" Tr ing it possible to try, through the innocent.” a
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sampling of 20,000 certificates " Pontiac: A name that always ignored. those persons geeused 4f cfieness dicetes that the propenents tters Continue not one was found to be fraudu- gives us a head start in intro- Communists can openly preach growing out of disputes over vot- “civil rights” Jlegislation have
ducing ourselves in any part of the overthrow of the government, ing eligibility. And, of course, in been persuaded, as were the “rad- Topic of Teachers
lent. . and subversives can plot against — contempt cases trial by “jury is icals” of reconstruction days, that
<_se+*s +* snd ei . the security of the United States automatically denied. - ‘the end justifies the means.” This I’m in favor of teachers getting = — eames and infiltrate the government it- As to the fairness of Southern certainly is not liberalism: a good shake and a fair break, ' Everyone should have liability in- 7 have some of the sharpest eared _ self, but not a single law of pre- juries to Negroes accused of - (Copyright, 1957) _ For a time they were underpaid.
surance for his own protection as scouts in all Washington, and they re- vention is being pressed for pass- oe ae di _ — a of a Harn, rei it ! well as for other potential accident port to me that Secretary cf Defense, - ; Dr. Wi li «Br “A S ey abegunde Gupetel
victims. Although New York seems Charles E. Wilson, AN Glo Senate's tno ts being Milam _ brady Says: And may I suggest that The | to be solving the problem, the f of Oakland County will = vacate his ‘eat te Pees s gee e* ° _. Pontiac Press drop this subject ig a me, tn See Se ae anes without jury trial, ard Aaains PALILG CY _ tox @ while? Most of our readers -
= ot De rivately, I’think he will cuniae a bit offenses have net comuit- ‘ on sat cad tal eae fe , | long enough to have furcilahed cOn- reluctantly then, but Mrs. Wilson thinks ted but a: may com of. Inhaling Toxic Fumes it + sta te
clusive. evidence. he has made a ful] contribution and mit im ruling om the eligibility — : tancheri Wa took Gece, Daten
should take a permanent rest fom Wash- of voters. oe < oS aren't: going to break our own
“ae Sete OE a ee eS ee ee ee ree i i oe
Hazel Park Paving iy qa friend hes Gone a won ‘Teseh Suto cad Ghest, apeee¥iey fue sentnins seeeberieneto- pt ee. ne et ae af De west derful job down there, and all city, elections are conducted every- mine. © Shoe dye containing aivlin " nigtsg frequenity os im gold. . ——~ yp
There was an unusual kickback of us here at home are very where in the United States. It 2 or nitrobenzene, or cleaning piating, polishing ete.; or when . There Gut
' fluid containing carbon tetrachlor- jodine is If all teachers worked as hard is a destiny
from the recent heavy rains in Hazel proud of him. He has saved the could mean investigations into ‘trai painted on goltre. — =s the men Whe's Wanted .@
: alleged impairment of voting 6 oF gasoline containing letters, not more than one page Park. Residents on several streets taxpayers billions and billions. rights by the use of undue influ- os Pay oe ree ee or 160 words long pertaining to personal ——— - everyone would Pryce ty. deg:
stain: . willing to pay them much
there are—opposing * a paving pro- SP ie wig one = ag ge unions has ‘ences-before election day. = should oat ane De William. Brecy, it a. stumped. sei more. That's why the merit raise
gram which many of them formerly BOW TO POLICE = sure of adequate fice Press, Pontisc, Michigan ~~ system would be a great improve-
e ; _—__ ‘The whole controversy is cen- ment over the present pay _ favored. . The other evening the Press’-own jaced: oh ewe $0 pollen. te sabes dealt toy
: x * * Howard H. Fitzgerald II of the Union, which have always or
The heavy rains flooded their had octasion to talk to his cousin in had full authority to make their » it Case Heat. of a Psychologist:
: vote-eligibility laws. There is probably 3 basements. The residents. believe 5#” Francisco. on of umae Gene & tcaae te impair your 9 ‘
that paving of thelr streeta wil carry Me wied hs Blrmlagham dlaing Sto wom, Money Won't Fill Dad S| igations off einrater all the faster. This | -*7stem and im ten seconds the = president Eisenhower says he — sithon tetenenbabs phone was ringing in San Fran- - can’t imagine circumstances : 2 :
would cause more flooding. They cisco. under which Federal treeps eas render Ge College insurance policies and eae
“Prefer Gry basements, even at the + guy think that's incredible. with Wesld be uesd to euteane Meeet non - inflammable $100 bills can never take the cost of rougher and dustier streets. 30 million possible connections, his own integration ox gir 208 - = but don’t monkey with it in a place of an understanding dad!
“civil we. + | qmall dial and simple dialing operations fin. "ef" te nateral question’ O°0i foam © building! «80. every Iather of etd be a ee rang the party he wanted, and the phones which this in turn propounds is ___ For many years readers with .+¢ to vaccinate his’ young- _— of which emphasizes anew — were 2500 miles apart. why ‘any such statutes should ™ore or less knowledge of chem- sors against socal tragedies : ’ Pontiac's good fortune in miss- remain on hg! books or any new _istry have pp ney me I'm pipe that - confronting as.
a ’ A let the simple signature of — — measures be proposed that could wrong when I ee. “Rate -gouresl}-on-the “Parents”, —_— a = Pog: es - agbed:: ame Ure Or be used to invoke military force. food, vitamin, hormone, ol, drug Teste” below. -
ee ee A eed « The truly Uberal point of view ‘irolgh uabroten skin." By DE, GEORGE W. CRANE fall here than in most other %Sks the meaning of the word “crystilled.” ai jorg military intimidation in any Case V-340; Johnnny R., aged 10 ‘ It isn’t in my dictionary, and I never in This includes carbon tetrachlor- 4 sections of Oakland County, but heard of it, anyway. fOr ino seri crmAa state i the Wie (solvent, cleaner, fire extin. is a wisthil youngster, who stood
the winds and lightning were salinaicy Cnane haat ives ts. eets eS wpa tall and strat at posse 0] in tobacco . ‘ ‘ } os Delp! = _
- reported by. rm ti green-
* * * ma : _ |... ermment’s edicts, : J : —Mrs.. Dianne Dusenbu “ “ passes : we ~ ee ee
Pontiac is not wholly out. of the a bey ay Ot eee eee ; of Birmingham, with blossoms along the gap between those in - if any physician of che
woods in its storm sewer program, more than half their length. . he Satereinnt and those who dO snot agree. I'd like to 0 at vs
but it is much: further along: than
__ Most of its sister cities in Oakland. anes ame aie whee ao Wing "Senate has brought out some sig 72’ gg ey — crowd ' nay -~ Ih : These drains cost money, but they nificant information: It has re- arte making sual tone Gel mn ULI
save a lot of money when heavy eee Sango vealed,’ for instance, that white any of the substance applied to when it was pulling up young corn on juries generally do convict . © ‘my skin. .
rains come. his property in Pontiac Township has Persons accused of harming a a
| been adopted by the — i’ nine The chemists who skipped physi-
France Votes for but doesn’t like the way in which the Country bh at
parakeet talks back. “
European Market z.
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$start the right, the French Nation= ) Robert t:-Moule——— ' al Assembly has approved the yes 272 — ayes sgn second base
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tom). f cu ‘Mrs, Blanche Skinner
“7 ‘Middle -of - the-road patties, ee of Lake Orton; eighty-fitth birthday.
"7 which most Frenchmen belong, Mr. and Mrs. Willlam H, Schack
| showed thgir belief that Western fmm ate wedding.
Bp European: nations should work » and Mrs. BA. Pletenice’.
‘\< together ifthe Continent is to, of ba Orion; “golden ‘wedding. a ze
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INT Charge Explodes
‘on Navy Vessel mead 3 NEW LONDON, Conn. @—A 24%
pound T. N. T. charge went off
accidently aboard a cruising Navy
escort patrol craft last night, kill-
ing three men and injuring four
others seriously.
The explosion occurred aboard
the 180-foot, U.S.S. Somersworth,
which was on routine maneuvers
in the Atiaritic, about 120° miles
southeast of here.
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Two of the dead were identified
as Anthony Fozza, pipefitter first
class, whose widow lives in near-
by Groton, and John R. Turley,
~quartermaster~first-class; whose,
widow lives in New London.
—-The—Navy—said—the vessel had | its
been engaged in text exercises!tg
since Monday morning. It docked
here at dawn bearing the bodies
of the three dead men.
The fatal charge was the last of
about 135 discharged during the
exercise, the Navy said. The
charges are used-in experiments
to study the transmission of sound
under water.
Capt. Harold E. Ruble, com-
mander of the underwater sound
laboratory, told’ newsmen such
charges have been used by the
Navy—for at least 11 years. This
is the first accident of its kind he
was aware of, he said.
x« * *
The wounded were placed
-aboard another Naval vessel
which headed for the Newport, R.
I., Naval base.
Capt, Ruble said the T. N.T.
charge was contained in a metal
casing, with a 40-second fuse at-
tached. The fuse went off pre-| maturely, he said.
The explosion apparently did not
damage the Somersworth severe-
ly or set it afire,
The liner Queen Mary, outward|
bound from New York to England,
took the injured off the stricken
ship, and was held up a little more
than four hours in the process
The Navy sent the U.S.S, Sun-
bird, a submarine rescue ship,
from here to pick up the injured
Sunbird, with two doctors aboard,
__headed for Newport. = «ss
* * *
The Navy said the Somersworth,
which survived 125 air raids and!
three typhoons off the Philippines
in World War II, was on a routine |
Old Rancher, 82, |
Won't Let Army
Take His Land —
ALAMOGORDO, N.M. @®—John
Prather, 82, who has spent the)
last 60 years on the ranch he built
in southérn New Mexico, has
Tet him remain on
the Army wants the Sarg for
with the provision that the pro-|
perty reverts to the Army ‘upon
Prather’s death.
* * *
Prather told hi¢~ attorney, J.)
Benson Newell of Las Cruces:
“You send that paper back and|
you tell those colonels and gen-
erals down there at Ft. Bliss that |
John Prather isn’t giving up his
birthright. If they want me off!
that ranch, they'll have to carry)
me out in.a box. and,” the old
pany when [ go.”
Prather and his neighbors have
been given an extension until Aug.|
1 before the government takes)
over their lands for the big missile |
Tange.
Eight-Year-Old Youth
Hit by Baseball, Dies
|
Virgilio Madrigal died last night
shortly after being struck in the
chest by a baseball. '
The boy was pronounced dead
on arrival at Lincoln hospital. His.
father, Joel, 42, told police Vir-|
gilio was struck over the heart by;
ihe a. ‘day to determine the cause of.
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QUESTION: Who has the stitfest. upper lip?
* * * .
ANSWER: Of all the characters pictured here the mildest-look- |
ing, the lama, probably has the stiffest upper lip. ' ae
While its upper lip looks soft enough, he uses it instead of teeth
fo gather in fodder while grazing, and through foraging among the-
rocks for every bit of greenery, its upper lip has become extremely
powerful.
It's the tiger's jaw that is particularly powerful, and it’s the |
walrus’ long tusks that give it a ferocious look.
Knights of course were supposed to ‘keep a stiff upper lip,” |
but that expression has to do with courage and does not mean that —
a person's lip actually is stiff. : : ‘ |
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FOR YOU TO DO: Color these pictures, making the Nama gray, |
the tiger yellow with black stripes, the walrus gray, and the knight -|
wearing golden armor. _ i: & Me
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Rapid Transit May Be ~ Incorporated/
Into Detroit’s System,
Mayor Hints
DETROIT (INS) — Expressways
of the future may be cquipped for
rapid mass transit lines that will
whip passengers across the city
on swift rail cars.
Mayor Albert E, Cobo and DPW
Commissioner Glenn C. Richards
agreed today engineerg-must study
the practicability of rapid transit
for the city’s new super highways.
Mackie said future expressways
must be built with a center mall
available for transportation other
than motor vehicles.
* * +
Richards explained that planning
proposed
have four lanes of pavement in
each direction compared to three
eae oe Meee ae Fee oe
pressways,
siiiiahs ah tae. daben toss
might be reserved for some
All the road builders were in
accord that an extra lane or the
center malig already on present
expressways may be needed for
some form of rail system,
Mayor Cobo has instructed
Charlies A. Blessing, director of
city planning, to “look into” a
hew expressway in Chicago where
a center mall is being reserved
for a rapid transit line.
He’s-Not-Much-Richer—-—|-—--——
BRANTFORD, Ont. @® — A
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Fan Site for 30 Boys to Be Dedicated in Fall
~— Quipost Camp Named for Naval Cadet
A oom amanssdiekod aaes Seen
new Ted Garlick Explorer Outpost Camp can enjoy cooking -their
own meals as one unit on this large outdoor grill. This coincides
with. the National Boy Scouts program of working together in
smaller patrols instead of joining large scale meals prepared for
the entire group attending Camp
th
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Pong
Mrs.
mishap was Pportedly ¢aused a (Violated‘a rule which forbids the
overloading of boats.
. | 5 All boats: paling skiers must; ty nerd tm ih es ‘athe Nout an aed Leb 10 fet tom svinmes and
Money Wend “Se;
: “4, Do bot operate boats -t high)
among swimmers. speeds
3. All power boats operating aft-
ler dark must have red, green and
white lights.
* * *
4 All other boats afier dark
must have a 360 degree white light.
(including row boats ancheved or
Saher. -
Novi Township officials also are
‘making an effort.to reduce the
chance of drowning. near the town-
ship bathing beach. One drowning
occurred near the township bath-
ing area oe ome, }
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Oak Park 4c Asking A Action
| Southfield Indecisive
| on Twelve Towns Drain |
By NANCE -BELLEFLEUR:
S senth, Gubbesel. Gigvecpendent
Sounyrieip—mhis city is still
Scoet-in the controversial 12 | ie? ui vr! 2 z F by oe
& ‘ii. he city commission in a move to
id Town drain at its regular meeting
“Oxford Begins
. Water Plans munity drain by itself.
* + * *
There, Mayor Howard K. Kelley
received the unanimous support of «
start preliminary work on the 12
this week.
Long. Range . Program
Is Costing $125,000
After Analysis
OXFORD — At a special meet-
ing here the Oxford Village Coun-
cil has voted to begin a long-range
water improvement plan which will The set of rules, was ‘drawn up'su
aie a nertion ck thatelar-citear
. Royal Oak is considering build-
Agawam.
Mayor Hears Complaints —
\Due to Storms Tuk (Fear Big.Loss
to State Farms
A huge crop and financial loss |
‘An_ unotficial survey today_ingi- cated a loss of at least 3 million
dollars to 25,000-farmers of the Sag- ultimately cost about $125,000,
*« « * en eS sea ah oem See weaves rugs, stoles and other articles LIFE—Walter Sacket of Milford shows here one
as he nears the
over the. state,
a variety of colors. Siete Seling Home
Infirmary: and Farm
Ordered to Be Sold
Within hei Days”
MARLETTE _ Sanilac Ciel
Board of Supervisors in a special
session here has voted te sell the
county infirmary and farm,
The Social Welfare Board was
‘Life Begins at 80’
Initial plans to be updegtaken
immediately will cost about $75,-
000 and will be financed by 20-year
revenue bonds covered by a mod-
‘erate increase in water rates.
By REBA HEINTZELMAN
MILFORD — A weaver of fine
rugs, Walter H. Sacket of Milford,
who will be 80 years old in October,
lives at 501 Canal St. People travel
from all over the state to his neat
: odor in the water would be elimi-
nated in the filtering plant, and home for the purpose of placing
‘placemats and hand-woven rugs, of |
every size and description.
* * ®
Sacket, a widower of two years, ithe new. reservoirs pumps will
give sto pressure for ade-
* " *
In other recent action the council
recommended the village manager,
Ralph Precious, appoint Chief of
«(Consider Water Situation
at Keego Council Meeting
HARBOR — Complaints!
monthly
principal cause of the condition is
cnligerg a ioe basa emg and
for Oxford Schools
OXFORD — Richard Daley, new
instructor for Oxford
“ ‘Area Schools, began his duties
with students and their summer
‘A native of Elba, and a graduate of Michigan State University,
Prat ae pecam is
on from the West Bloom- *
A
field School district to vacate land! *
William street to Wilbur
street was taken under advisement
until the next council meeting.
“£4
City supervisor, Pete Quinland,
a resolution to the board
ot supervisors to give Brigrity to
sewage Siheretiber. Several meet-
ings have been held in this re-
gard, and action is expected with-
in a short time.
Ordinances ceatrebing dogs not
confined, and also the condition
of running wash water into streets,
are to be enforced.
|. Parking meters have been in
jaouten ie as aty a $ave é
now! been ‘entered since July 15. A
‘be able to devote his full time to)
Call Hearing von Suit | ees eee wet eeanenes oe irae aa en ee
and (¢4 is $46. Several fire inspections
jwere made, also 15 health inspec-
_|men. A total of 49 complaints were! The Zoning Board reported a
Planning zone committee with Mr.
peg tg cards gree
Trunk Western
crossing
The estimated’ cost of building
from June 1 to 30th is $10,735,
for new residents and garages.
The amount of permit fees collect- inaw Valley and adjoining areas.
“It definitely is an emergency
situation,” said Leland H. Smal,
chief of FHA program operations.
An wnofficial spot check showed
extreme losses to the wheat, bean
and sugar beet crops. Losses also
were incurred in oats, hay,
beans, corn, potatoes and truck
ms;
+ 2 &
Saginaw County was neues
particularly hard hit.
—— and 264 citations issued.
Board Receives.
17 Applications
for New Position
The new Oakland County Board
eration today of the first 17 ap-
Applications have been received
from Michigan, Ohio and Ontario
water and sewer projects.
These are the Farmington and
or Sewer sys-
awareness. gg so far will be submitted by Drain
ae Ser ae ey
cng otk wii oye ary '
yable. re tt be Sh ie i hn pat 3 plications for the job of Public,
‘Works Department director.
for the new post of coordinating)
and quota is 10 pints. Ages: for af giving
. blood. are 18-to 60. — =
The board is expected to adopt
a set of by-laws and begin study
of two projects that have been
ee es Se
Evergreen Intercept
tems, A report on their progress ‘In some areas combines are |
| helpless to do anything with the
wheat crops because the fields-
are sodden with water.
One result of the reported ex-
tensive damage may be an appeal
to the federal government for “dis-
ssielt loans to the farmers.
County agents of the affected
day with federal and state officials
and loans may be discussed at
ae
Lapeer Bloodmobile
Slated for July 29
METAMORA —
Presbyterian church in Lapeer on
July 29 from noon to 3 p.m. and
from 4 to 7 p.m. Metamora’s)
|
jareas. are to meet at Lansing Fri-/.
The Lapeer
- \County Bloodmobile will be at the
Snag yesterday that five oka gS Police Albert Roberts to assume
the duties of health inspector,
was & captain in-the-coast artillery
during World War I and his rug-
ged . individualism is one of his
most outstanding characteristics.
of
the University of Wisconsin in 1906
with a Civil Engineering degree.
‘Paint Thinner Fatal a aa :
fo Detroit Child
DETROIT (INS) — A iS-month-
pid girl was dead today after
swallowing, paint thinner despite
frantic efforts by her mother to
save her.
x * *
Sheree Pavlik died in Redford’s
‘Receiving Hospital late yesterday
less than two hours after she had
sipped at a bottle of paint thinher
family garage, spe eT
Sheree’s mother,Joyce, 21, saw
the baby pick up the bottle and
shouted a warning. She immedi-
ately began administering quant-
ities of milk'to the child while her
husband called police,
tet Bus Go to Berlin
HELMSTEDT, Germany @® —
East German. Communist _ police
today let a French bus with 66
passengérs pass through to Berlin
after stopping six others—Be igian,
Dutch and Danish—at the Marien-
born checkpoint.
* *. a ee
West German border police re- *
by the”
on the sidewalk while painting the
Last June, Sacket acket went back te
Seater oe pase anniversary of
class. Of the 32 that graduated
in 1906 there were 26 present at
Walter’s forefathers were Scotch
and English and one of them. set-jer
tled .the famous Sacket’s Harbor
Plage | He is a retired civil engineer of
high merit, having graduated from Finds Fine Philosophy
first class shape.
* *. * sae mile trip alone to find),
quicksand trouble in the sewer
remedied and his lawn back in
The rugs that Walter makes are;
hwoven-on-a—four-harness;—_43- the expiration of 90 days.
hand loom. He can design rugs
with every color of the rainbow as
he has 23 different colors and
shades of weaving warp. The big-
tom job measuring 13 by 13 feet.
+. *. .#
electric arc welding for townspeo-
ple and is an expert saw sharpen-
has had no real illnesses, trav-
eled ail over the country and feels
sure that now “‘life. begins at 80.”
‘Sensitive Missile Units
WASHINGTON — If placed atop]:
no problems for Walter. He has
domestic help periodically but most
lot the timie. he cleans and cooks
for himself.
When the mutripalites authori-
Kensington Park, Sacket was. with
the crew that laid out the 3,000
acre development.
From a 60 acre lake he was Pe
strumental in building a dam near
Grand River to make a 1.200 acre
dake that is used by thousarkis of
Host job before retirement.
Sacket has theory about life.
He says, “if you. are worrying
about something either correct it
—or forget it.”. To. prove. this, the Washington Monument, a mis-|
sile-guidance unit could detect the
vibrations caused bya baby enter- gest rug he ever made was a cus-
In his spare time Walter does Entertainment for Kids
isn’t Played Down a
NEW YORK @— A series ct
Life has been good to Walter. He|#0?
suited dae tcc tomer Me
re gre or wg
ing the ground-floor door, -* * val” and
“Calypso Carn
“Pied Piper: Circus.’*
ties started ‘the big project of|
last winter's sewer trouble de- : Cd
Avert Gos Explosion =
Buses Halted © |
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“A MERMAN MIRTHQUAKE”’—That's what
—>—New York critics are saying about “Happy
Hunting,” one of five hits which
Press Theater Special playgoers will see during
their Sept. 9-14 junket East. Ethel Merman, one
of Breadway’s titans, is presently making a big
splash return in the musical comedy which
co-stars handsome Fernando Lamas.
ous bit about a big-hearted Philadelphia widow . 150 Pontiac
es
é Fe :
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It’s a hilari-
who goes husband hunting to Europe for her
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jenn enn en eee wee ewe mee,
Berlin Bound
Reds in East Germany '
~ Refuse Entrance to 270"
Going to Exhibition \
‘HELMSTEDT, Germany ( —Five 's
were stopped at Marienborn, Com-#
munist checkpoint opposite Helm- +s
: stedt, onthe 110-mile Autobahn 5
linking West Germany with Be,
Jin.
_ tional Building Exhibition in Ber- ae vie ition in Fer Electric-Arc_ Furnace oe Orusmaaniet pilice ‘said pas |
sage was denied to the buses be- !
cause the “ argte *
invitation to Berlin.” They said |,
Sy oh seen Son Of
East German Interior Ministry. |
West German authorities sual
unable to explain why the pas-! « Press Theater Tour: — Reservation Application
Please make the following reservation for me on The
Pontiac Press Theater Tour to New York City, departing Mon-
day morning, September 9, and returning September: 14
oan0sees Miss
eeeereee Mrs.
*
eubetare Mls pba ccncwaccioccenscicesscnses veo sasdnsencecaes ey auke a Shiedtasedie ~ eaititiggic censaale 5 ear
pO 8 RE an a ee ee EEE Ey eetaeds ‘
CMY cissevins gece hadsecenegecssecncess WR os kennsnkctises .
I understand that the $182 1 have enclosed includes trans-
portation, hotel, theater tickets, the after-theater dinner party,
luncheons, tour of the U. N. Building and other extra features
mentioned in Press articles.
= (Single Room $8 Extra).
I Agree to Participate in the Pontiac Press Theater Tour
Under the Following Conditions:
I have included the full payment with this reservation. If
a full refund providing I give notice by Aug 8. I understand
that reservations will be made in order of the receipt of appli-
cations and that my name will be placed upon a waiting list
if I am not included among the first 150. I understand that I
may participate in all of the schedule of events éxcept for pos
sible changes or additions made necessary by some event be-
yond control of The Pontiac Press. t
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such was the case. All aboard were
bound for Interbau, the Interna-
(| ereach ‘Scientist Paul Heroult.~
Traffic across the zonal border/Made Steel in 1906 s * *
ran smoothly yesterday.
Earl Wilson 5, | SYRACUSE, N.Y. — America’s}
“A nickel saved,” according to)rst electric-are steel. making
Rube Rustic, “is a penny earned.”|furnace went into operation April 1906, at Syracuse under thettool industry. _ |personal supervision of its inventor,
Te was the key to the making of }
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pleated
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NO “PLAIN JANE” — She never was plain, of comrse, but Jane
LOOK! HERE ARE ARE THE NEW OR ENLARGED DEPARTMENTS You
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twogear course of study at Henry BE HERE WHEN THE DOORS OPEN FRIDAY AT’ 9:30 A. M. FOR THE BIGGEST BARGAINS OF THE YEAR!
wide education, told the third an- Dearborn a four-year pro-
tgs eg yr > ye meer | "3% BATES YARD Goons: ‘2.75 CURITY DIAPERS 3.99 LADIES’ SKIRTS | | 3.99LADIES'DRESSES-JACKETS| | versity will not become involved! school administrators is that of Fine quality prints, stripes : : : cniasios tate :
“in a policy of expansion which) pisnning for the influx of students 4 tat quailty. Nationally -ad- Special group of better os — a
threatens to supplant or to narrow ont, od OG, Bae $ 77\. $ cool dresses — Misses’ and
the educational sctpe of existing! Can deste within the next decade peer chance (© buy ond i eg pega armas as skirts reduced — Summer half sizes. Linen jackets,
oe lic or non- or So. —s _ att ——¥ iiadt . _fomen at this low price. . = oo patterns While they tast; , . broken sises. - a a ae ate
ie. f
He added, however, that a , : :
share of * . a .
are rsemastty atte a | a Its Failure - 99 MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS 1.99 GIRLS’ SHORT SETS 1.99 LADIES’ BLOUSES $19
—_—___—the“tidal_wave” of Increased igzy * i ee ee a / 5 Ros Come early for ae
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plc, however the. shoo will ety peary muctney te ar LADIES’ DRESSES policy, however; the school \eries of heavy machinery to Rus Remédeling Sale — While They Last! * Remodeling Sale . . . Come, Seve consider the establishment of)... By accounting, Sa $3 CANNON SPREADS . 2.99 LOOP RUGS, 24:36 $ : $5.99 LADIES’ SWIM SUITS $ 66 $6
x & “*¥ Trade Minister Heinrich Rau Come early for these ist quality full size-rugs. They Special group of better swim suits in $ B83
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would be a matter of cooperation, jue’ . before the party Central) 2 : : )
not “dictation .of educational poli-| Committee. He joined other min-
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Remodeling Sale — We Need Room —
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Also Slated for Talk',.
: When. ‘the Waterford Township! 3
‘ Board of Educéation meets tonight,|"
it will establish the school tax rate
++ for gperation-and- debt-retirement!
: for 1957, a
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quests,
‘Man Killed in Crash
With Truck in Ohio
:.__ BOWLING GREEN, Ohio in—A
car that smashed broadside into
. the trailer of a semi-truck car-
- ried Boyd- Maxwell Turner, 48, of
: Delta, Ohio, to his death this morn-
; ing, the Ohio highway patrol said.
Patrolmen said the truck driver,
* Herman R. Warner, 33, Rt. 2, Cold-
” water,
out -of~Liberty-High Road, two}dénts-in the junior-college all have
‘Killed While Skiing
DEARBORN (®—Julius —
_ 42, of Dearborn, drowned W:
cis than te dae tesa: came (Uae pabeited 207 Gaskaiows daa
- scious in a fall while water anise department was established in
* in Edison Lake near Belleville apparently escaped injury
because the cab of his east-bound
3 collision tore the tan-
. dem wheels from the truck trailer. They will be allowed to map out
“It is doubtful if any university
in the United States has an
across-the-board honors program
of this scope,” said Dr. Stanley
en eee
ye’ ~want-to- allow the serious
student to move as fast as his tal-
ent and desires dictate—no matter
what his field. All students will be
eligible whether their educational
field -ig _practical_or_classical,* in
science or the arts.
' * * *
The sophomore and junior stu-
carried a b-plus grade’ average.
Accredit Michigan Tech
HOUGHTON (®—Michigan Tech
has been accredited in forestry by
“7 Neth Sogo Steet
Phone FE 4-6842 ”
“Beer i, in Sig” a
Lindgren’ as grand knight.
Other officers installed -were:
Raymond Bernier, deputy grand
knight; Andrew Hoehn, chancellor-
Anthony Stiel, warden; Edward
Leonard, lecturer; and Jerome
Barry, advocate.
Others .were: Richard Jackiow,
treasurer; Robert McKeever, sec-
Hall, recorder; Rich-
ard Aiken, inside guard; Bernice
Newton, outside guard; and Dia-
mond Wright, Wallace LaFave and
Cedric Davis, trustees.
District Deputy Edmund R. Con-
don, of Detroit, conducted the in-|an
stallation,
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Most First-dualty! A Few Irregulars! gS. : =
school on Hatchery road, and the ac Bagreag year hee :
__., Henry R. Schoolcraft elementary) Operations subcdmmittee starting|
* school on Maceday Drive, a probe of advertising claims as to
- . APPOINTMENT DUE the protective value of filters on} an in-
— sn SORES es See emia vm sass He. did not discuss fil- acho aabeats ok
to the Personne! Building com 5B .
mittees and a representative to the) Much of what Dr. Hammond) , ' Plumbing . Township Recreation Sid was based cized | Pl a bor ai Pp ation ep that fe and ‘Dra ia >| ia pee
Shunck sald that he will make [0Te made — r : Mae ae. a a recommendation for additional Ametcan ee ae sep cused of a fraud that ultimately Hoye Files for Council 80 $i FE 2 -2030 - teaching personnel for mext [Chairman Blatnik (D-Minn) told| Group to Explore. have netted them $250,000. . DETROIT w—James A. Hoye, Perry ah a
school year. The Board of Educa- ie ws men that cigarette manu- Allegedly, they sent fictitious tax|retired Detroit director of traffic, 7 : |
_ tion is minus some teachers due returns to Washington, requesting filed Wednesday as a candidate for _
— pory-nptclyreagh eprots Open Honors College CLEVELAND chFormation of : :
new ‘schoals, ‘which .ato- expected ; . eee ee to be in operation by fall, Shunck at MSU This Fall Pc LINDGREN a ee, etek Sea
Other business will include an| EAST LANSING # — A group laedte Bm ony Acces Png 5 :
application for advance in Statelot 300 undergraduates wil write Lindgren Installed Gray we Gecazst'cuss ie d -\gaaset Treauy Bile for Boldt sady am eomsaaos Ota ta ite aii WING EF — (nvrs.-fri.- 34 ‘ng ant Sent Fa, Ses Ho, 2 chgua Sate Unverty K. of C. Ceremony),,2% cevtstt to env no tn denbnse Representatives Custodial,| The students, all with outstanding requis lopment . Maintenance and|acadeurie rpeerds, will be the ret} The Magr, AX.M. Sharpe Cou-\et susie gent: heveten hallows Bus Driving personnel are expe Ne ee ee eee eee eee ua tht Caetncr eaten Gal Will wont ‘
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Cotton twill . . . solid
color. Sizes 4-12.
Elizabeth Lane, New Hudson; N
man Wan, 6 Covet St, an ~a Increase Spending ea Carl E. Langdon, Jr., if
St.. wath of Rachester; and Richard! STOCKHOLM — The number of,
_ T. Birchfield, of 465 Ada St. South foreign visitors to Sweden and the E
Lyon. “money they spénd are increasing | 7
Golden Filigree ... And |
Jewelled Baccatet
* * * jae 90 Ae 15 ger cont each yesr. E
Others from the county are:| Ammual proceeds from these @
Frederick J. Winstanley, Jr., 101 tourists will soon exceed 500,00,-F- > Sombined For Gracious, } Washington St) Philip Metevia, 900 kronor (about $10,000,000). a o< ame |
1838 Portlock St., and Lawrence T.. Income. from tourism amounts|§ q ~ Femit if |
- Lucas, 2216 Honeywell Rd., ail of te about two-thirds of the countrys |
Milford; and James W. Bray, Jr., exports of ships or half its iron- |
of 114 Calvert $t., Waterford Towp-|ore exports.
ship. * * *
___ Rounding. out the list are:| In 1%6 some 470000 non Herman E. Sparks, of 693 Gass] Scandinavian visitors toured Swe
Rd, Auburn Heights: Joseph J.'den, and increase of 16 per cent]
Pinter, of 2400 Massena St., Com over 1955 and four
merce Township; Norman L. ‘Gid-|total,- which was
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“Rear Feudal Rights
Zoo. Lawy« ers” D
WASHINGTON — Along a quiet,
gréen stretch beside the Thames,
representatives of the American
Bar Association this summer are
” dedicating a memorial to the Mag-
na Carta—a reminder ofthe es-
tablishment of England's funda-
mental principle of government by
law,
+ * *
The hands-acrossthe-sea gesture
_ takes the form of a small circular
temple at Runnymede Meadow,
*hetween ‘Windsor and Staines. | king. For the meeting represent. ent groups.. : bulance entrance,. accordrding
Neasits site, 742 years ago. ed. John’s capitulation atter 2 | ; eee ds,
Ring -Johnr~anwiiingly acceptedy- bitter; years-toug vtruggie inveiv= ‘CORNERSTONE: FOR FUTURE: ~ ;
“s —Hmnitations GR + us powerimposed ing beth church and_nobles. | Was heavy with tension, A , fosp
and the suppressed fury of the Se aa trons ring to depend, relocation’ of the emergency am.
edicate Magna Carla
baron ‘och, ty aR vel
realm.
The exact spot at which the his-/yonn'¢
“a8
@
oF 2
FM] ‘Outside white or ihside
for 1 penny.
| 99- we s. Saginaw { fon PAINT SALE. flat finish.
$3.98 per gallon—buy the second galion Gal. $
, BUY NOW AND SAVE
_ THE ele: SHOP
property rights, ~
were and broad enough to: bing Simonds said’
serve as a cornerstone for indivi- i syne entrance,
eo eat gg agg ag only
The new ambulance entrance
Se Pits petra ft
Pi :
“read. into the Magna Carta Tat'tn. present hospital entrance off| more liberal principles than the jonnson avenue and is about 50) drafters could have imagined. But's.01 from the Johnson-West Huron
its guarantees of personal and jeorner. It is marked by a. sign!
“and security s44 reserved parking for emer- against extortion and despotism gency vehicles is indicated by red]
further | dual liberties eventually extended! on, on Johnson, has been closed |
s La “King Jotm himself. soon -re-lconstruction work is‘ completed, =
Ml to die before ‘the war that ensued only temporary; the official said. |
could be resolved. From thenon the When work is done, a permanent
ycharter, with changes and esa entrance will be prov ided off Sem- ;
_2-Speed
is |
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SWIMMING and WADING POOLS
« %O OFFER TERRIFIC VALUES!
THis PATIO POOL OFFERS
1—CASH
Jame LAY AW AY
‘Til 9 3 WAYS TO BUY: 3—NO MONEY DOWN ON F.H.A.
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WE ACCEPT COMMITMENTS
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HEADQUARTERS for FANS
WINDOW ..
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BATH SETS -REG. $134.50 VALUE |
Includes §-ft, tub, wash Basin and dloset.
= Bong you te compare this outstanding sont $4999
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Set includes: 5-ft. east trom bath fab, —
“‘autematic trip waste and feecets . 2''s18" china wash basin, with triple "pieota,
chrome faucets and waste . . —- qulet-
fimsh closet. This ix o » pecchase, and
we will mot be able te Seguate er reorder
at this price’ ‘COMPLETE WITH $ 95 ALL A-GRADE
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COLORED BATH SETS Includes tub, wash batt. @ APA closet os » ‘complete with 995
ail A-GRADE fittings. ~ :
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m @ Modern Siyling til Bi 0-1 h a
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aucets. ret . $19.50 Value pan aC aa
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_. \ « Cabinets in Steck agertctin
ON 21-
-in. Galvanized . LOWEST PRICES ON STEEL PIPE
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%-in. Galvanized . .$3.68
l4nch Galvanized ..$5.25 2-in. Galvanised
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=
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| The Pontiac City Comimission has scheduled. | 4 public hearing for Tuesday, July 23,.1957, at: |,
8 o'clock p.m, E.S.T., in. the Commissiori.
1 Intention to Construct CURB, GUTTER and |
+ RELATED WORK on the following street.
W. Fairmount Ave. from Baldwin to Carliste: {|
| For further information: ‘see legal notice. |
w ¥ |
‘ij
hey
Sa tae toe beet nterested- property owners are-urged to... e oe hat - ee . ee ON Een eet: sh a = sy i nga sh tne tna a AIRS beam HSA = ee See =
duty is to support the state.|4 0)”. small i wt ‘
pik Marled reporter asked if theca cask growing out ofits upper Dated July 17, 1957. : pression that Zhukov had present-/),"° Mediews!. Euro “the ADA R. EVANS
their years together in Berlin they |ed the better arguments. rn oer ae = /
had & most satisfactory and agree-) 1.5 dissvowed this with a (Scientists still City Clerk able friendship, om sonkove rel
While jointly occupying Berlin | find some people who will put me
WE WON'T CARRY THEM OVER! THEY'RE YOURS NOW AT TERRIFIC REDUCTIONS! NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY! =
Sed
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co “7 “ Cc . acl POW You PAM ,
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$35 Wool r.
Sport Coats Kaa 3 ~ Entire Stock $6.95 ©
BERMUDA $ = SHORTS
$6 Genuine Mallo $. 3"
PANAMA
Soft and Fluffy...
Rayon-Nylon
A Tm s * es Regardless of’ Former Price f
289 FINER TROPICAL | —
SUI $39.75 and $42.75 Values
Compare with blankets at $4.98
“4 : - ++ these ere @ real bey!
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- dlctrete ste Bt SHOE Spectacular Savings!
pict A delightful gift for the new bride; put several away $8, $10 and $12 Values
for Christmas. Maize, cherry, pink, blue, green. The e Big Gi ups:
Mere: Mb, LSS 2S |
$6.89 - $8.89 You've never seen such values—~no-
wonder we sold so many! They're ail
crease-resistant, sizes 28 to 50. You
can wear: them late into the fall, too,
Stock ‘up now—bank the savings.
We'll Pack ‘Em i in 1 Friday and f Sadeics with These Territic Savings!
JOIN THE SMART ae SEE HOW YOU SAVE! DON'T MISS IT!
, hen | res — Pere ate Carataener 2 Nights Till. 9 P. M. We won't carry. ry ‘em aver so they
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S. S. KRESGE COMPANY
eee ne: SP RIES genome
x Subcommittee Ode
“ Hearing on Ads, Claims
of, Value, Protection
»- WASHINGTON i—Rep. Blat-|:
nick (D-Minn) said today cigarette
manufacturers may be “kidding”
——___-gmekers-about the value_of filter,
cigarettes.
Biatnik is chairmen ot a House
cigarette advertising and manu-
facturers’ claims for filter values:
x * *
In advance of today’s session,
Blatnik told a reporter that smok- : Growing in Oakland Area)
“ “Government ‘Operations: -subcom-|"-40. IN. OAKLAND...
iniitee “opéliig. hearing on, titer] gy “ROC sl ta ein 2 Lal a Tt j 4 fo} ; a AN A
ey is - ( e EE ~ | Re i e, be ii 2 : S ry gas sy, ae \ ate ri U i : ( =,
See 2 eS j oe a bie ee pat age pee tits, he Zs
VEINS ARES IOR TRB | PONTIAC: PRESS, TH ae et ee Ne es =
siSocial ‘Security. ‘Benefits
The anit of ederat vocal Of all people over .yeers. ofl
hhasiage, 62 per cent .are now draw-
ing benefits or will be entitled to
do so when they. quit work, 2
‘The
359,944.a month is ‘being paid out :
to county residents under various
provision of the law, according to| Teeelved total of $182,748
William E. LaRock, Pontiac dis-| mosthly These were largely the ‘trict manager, Social Security Ad-| -‘minor-child ten of déceased -
ministration,
ting benefits as of the end of 1956,
which are the latest figures avail-/some children over 18 eligi
‘Able. Of this total,. 11,122 are re-|they are disabled and permits pay-
tired workers receiving $826,378 a|ments to a mother who has a dis-
month, as compared with 9,662 abled child in her care.
workers in 1955. x * *& :
At the end of 1956, benefits | He added that 809 widowed moth-
were also going to 3,855 wives |°TS Who were caring for child
or aged dependent husbands of |Peneficiaries received $64,817 per
age
ers presently are paying more
‘than half a million dollars a day
extra for filter “protection” — a
premium of about two*cents per
“This is conservative — it may! &
_be_as high as $800,000 a day,” he| aged
As filters have come into wide
- use, Blatnik said, tests appear to
show the tobacco — of the
cigarette is “souped we thatthe ee
stronger tobaccos are used—to benefits from
add “flavor” to the smoke.
* * * 3 : +
“The result is,” Blatnik said,
« “that you have cases where some
_ filters are now giving you as alae pear was 14.0 «sont, coy
month last year.
Commenting on the growth of
ia ~ |Socia] security during the 20 years} ° ,
jee ee of its operation; LaRock-recalied| 4 4
the original law covered about 26) _ "HIGH LEVEL TEST — A fledgling stork, under watchful eye of |
~-| its parent, starts arial enerciacs treme Shale Meet ajep the chininny :
or more and farsias you
got from the old uatiltered
men becoming 65 this year
eligible for benefits.
Two Comal lst
on Short Ocean Trip
SAN FRANCISCO (AP)—Two couples who ventured on a short
ocean cruise-in-Gail Wilkes’ new | |
2%6-foot cabin motorboat are
feared lost. One couple has four
Five Coreer Diplomats
Head Western ene
Embassies
WASHINGTON @ — The Eisen
hower administration has now) PRICES SLASHED. ON EVERYTHING! |
ALL SHOES, CLOTHING, FISHING GARDEN SUPPLIES, HOUSEWARES MUST By . lor Use
BE SOLD! — 0 — OPER TONIGHT. ane EVERY WIGHT po : P.M. Refrigerato ors
BON. TES rouare
LAWN
SOAKER
PICNIC
JUG Yor: «5 —-. Detroit and Latin America.
Political appointees now serve
as ambassadors. in 11 West Euro-
pean nations including Germany,
Britain, France and Italy. — Morrioge iene gi Bee Seo SHOES ee, Showy AMP) ox GO Applications [Sov varaenie ouiee| Guorantee . 4, | | .
a ee ee mel ns , , 0 BIG 1 GALLON Sean 1 US Ai Tr , ane A Siicidt 200 oats ee oat ee ae 2 CLOSING OUT $ 99 H AWG ;
Charlies D. Wagner, Draytog, Plaine Sleep ping
Shirley A. Shore. Dra
oney pelt dr... i Monticello
Motiey. 291° Lansing Men’s Shoes BAG
{sano $907 Bt |
Bdward M. ee ramen
. = = bom, fie au } One-third aie 1d: | lues to $14.95 = srour 2 | 99
Barvere 3 “jakubeck: 1 Haks,, _|tains overseas are now led by non-| ee : ONLY _ — yes
Charles D,, Broden. Mow Wuteca Saas Most All Sizes to $ A rz
cet Sree to re ne MERE ond BOVE AUTO _ We Are ad b. Rested, eer en top diplomatic jobs, They are : : = 3
ee ees ween | or See eS, | eres SWIM WASH Allowing up to
Bieter Labom shou bard y Prayton Pisios prow beg sso ond alg : TRUN KS MOP :
India. U i
Geet Pe oe a Ladies’ Summer. . : : | "00
Patricia a "Bhdsley, Car Clarkston oF pentane Deng can be consid- ONLY 09 Long’ — ’ y
Marry 6, Salad: 11th Ginawtone [Tatton ‘post, in, HUNGRY. vaca Handle
Ete's'anvermtaler"*' — |ongarian Communist puppet te | i et
Bene vast Lasse" | Peiical appototees, they sid = BETTER 3 CANNED ade
Sethe af "Genuiet. “rise Seton” nad all major overseas a s S$ les in ; WINDOW IGE C. Trade-In
Be i, ——— Many Styles in | DRESS FANS =| kes. Bl ge. Verne Ald
mart azsrsza Pittsburgh Police Alt Sizes, Only -). —_ BI PANTS | aowsrane__| See for Your Old ly igs Bah Bri ) a
cea roa cat [Bring Down Steer : Now $997 | ont $4990) ear cf) Refrigerator Robert A. Ely, Dallas, Te ; : :
Biches 4 Be perm ett ‘i ae Acoma Pat h ild n' "s Bate ees | omar |
ESS SS ee mn ees | URUere 33 — When Traded
wing pure, 12 Rtas [which hed’ sent padeScions sad ES FISHING SUPPLIES | AUTO SUPPLIES |. Swimm ais i} New
motorists scurrying. pe.°: somes, 9 Clarksten The steer escaped f truck 6 :
Beers Exams, buns, ™ (eine, wnlonded at the Bleomfel SHO heer se FENDER $199 Goggles 34 General
B. Lockwood, Detrolt bright lights of Liberty Ave.’ in| SKIRTS : él .
FE PSC, _|olice car Ip bot pure. Play Shoes and Snorkels 44s ones * * *
gpezie ¢, Kennedy. Berestor: stord. 8.D | = . SPINN "Refi rator
Se eae (ace er earege Beakte Sakon Shoes ING “ AUTO line cons a es jm, 0 A; Com eer t a
Fo ge fence. Ten shots killed the animal. a ee FLAPS | {Fins oe 1 oot
Siete Ecos Se ott cokes gh FINAL PRICE SLASH on n Fishing ae
a Re ae SP. Fiberglas 100 Yd. Level | 50 Yd. Braided Fapets
TWEED CARPET ~ ROD — | fusing Reel | LINE. | cee
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“But no one knows what they
said,” Barnett said. “We can't
speculate when a man’s liberty is
atostake.- seen in the back room of a Clin — ~ fon pestaufant with Kasper was’
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in the ‘Tennessee White Citizens
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has the right to belong to a White
Citizens Council," Barnett. said.
OPENS ARGUMENTS
Referring ‘tothe riots on Clin-
ton’s main street on. the _*
Friday, Aug. 31, Barnett
“Yes, there were a thousand or
more people there. They were ex-
cited. They were nervous. Those
things have to be taken into Cor > eo
“Every man and woman).
Security Racket os ge
ROCK AROUND THE CROCK — Brimful of ! happy teen-agers, this giant cup and saucer
orn 9 on stunt, dreemaed
\Relive Old West”
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: MES, JACK A. HEDLUND
| Mrs. Jack A. (Ellen M.) Hed-
~ Hund, 49, of 110 S. Merrimac’ St. th C
-|Has ‘Many Miles kj o
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sideration at ‘Indian City’ "aoe : ~, [wife “But I say again this is no evi oe Man Held in Pontiac RNIE 8%
“set pone es veeCatches Many | ae er Courses Taken of Long Tunnels” snivate Als Sought in Deirol | jarred hoses se to be to : Lis a ites :
schools, sz oe aN : visiting the Seutheuak donot : - MAMMOTH CAVE, Ky:/ (INS)—| Jerry McDonald, 31, of 21/ death on Monday, July 15 of Vernie “They have a right to-talk! Victims Learn Stock Is a industrialists in Britain 1 you have a yen to go under.) Myrtle, St., waived examination! Smith, 70, at Chehalis, Wash. Serv-
about it, and once in a while to sa Fi Giimper of thet aren ground this summer, there are as bound over to Circuit eS and burial will be at Chehalis.
fight a little about it,” he said, | Worthless; Have No wd gE ahs Sle Ml Study Nuclear Energy ni or Se a ae "T jand as bn over to Cireult! I Soth was born in Lapeer and
ert Le Dabbe of Memphis: moved Recourse Later This unique 260-acre reconstruc-| iN Unique Classrooms | atammotn on fos onl gas S gg HP. | |ing two checks, totalling -$85,|{0F many years was an engineer at
ee gg verdict of Soa) , aici : iQue federal eb .* Jone of the seven wonders of the) Dost Seen at Fedtivols| "Gai ‘to the| “He is survived by his wife and
end without committing ‘himself aetna racket that|way 281. "s 68 miles ; ar-
as to what his decision would victimized American public|/Oklahoma :
revealed in a recent issue of a/Close at hand. ‘WAS
nationa] magazine, “Indian ghosts
Miss Michigan Known as the “Boiler Room," |August “American Indian Exposi- ; * es
F one {a group ot — fraudulent ~stock/tion,’* ts -open~every-day of the} To help industrialists acquire a| Located im south central Ken- ae ee ees ‘{MeDonald. will be pernet ‘over ely of Pint and rs. Rebeece
Winner Named - tm ave stopped atlyear, but best seen between MAY banc Knowledge of micearenergy,| Mck?, midway between Laue: lana Civil War times,” [Detroit the. Federal Sele, Su ond Me. Bebeoce nothing to milk victims of alljand- September, when Indianjthe United Kingdom Atomic En-| Ville and Nashville, Tenn., there | «Th. Lost ,* presented on|” pe ie h.
Costtewal Foon Hine One) available cash, lure them into sell-/dances are staged. ergy Authority is now opening its are cutiagas sad cabins, © betel Insarcke Island, Co Titles Sent a neds eens ROY 0. SPENCER
; ppssreo igre beara yen lean tno debt aaserts recent| mat:, sive fee Mlews Indien | : line tt au Wee diene be are two of the oldest and best ‘girl, “according to Pontiac|land county resident, Roy C. Spen- £ fail,” one of the best | soecial six-week courses f ; : of the many dramas and Detective Robert A. Emery.'cer, 77, passed away suddenly at
ae par te simple, and-| "BOWS Hndian dancers in the U.S. lke batt Se. Rionts Henorey For anti-cave dwellers there areipageants that haye sprung up over) |his home, 49 N. Main St., yester- : “Michel ss hee te yet so effective, that “stock- | Admission to “Indian City” is a! Research Har- _|day. Born in Waterford Township, Margoert’ Miche, 1 orn in| Zatte, flciv, a Ssh terior edu and SA. ceta| well atrtng (Mr. Spencer, moved to Clarkston
ae fg na amazing investigators from the for children. In addition to dances,| im industry 39 years ago and was a member
a ee eee Security and Exchange Oemmie-_jthere. re reel Pawnee certs) wt steers in Elevator Fatality jot the Methodist Church here.
tered as Miss Flint. = rare ree gg ll ger ro A lifetime member of Cedar Among swindles . s, wicki-ups| cerned with :
Miss Strong, at ease before foot-|, Berea is the camel dg Finis indleed teem, a8 No evidence of criminal Ledge No. © F. & A. M., be
lights, has been “a professional] oy un ece ay ene built. exactly as they were built|, ~™ *, one time >. in the| MTVed 15 years on the Scheel
pianist since she was 15 A music| “at Company. at $3. per. share, (during wild west days. a. a ss death of a ITyeni-ld stock boy at) Beard Surviving a.¢ his wife, major at Central Michigan, she - , | At the main entrance lodge, visi- taba Pend “Chucky|Welte's Department Store, Chief EAith. three sens, Rey C. dr. of is-on the Fo (gab Fagor t mestrection F | Pontiac, Stanley J. of South Lyon currently is-on the teaching When the woman later. became |‘0Fs can buy genuine Indian items, | reactor physics George and Lester of California. Five a at the National Music camp at In-| ant, te. from real buckskin dolls to 7 = pd ican
E = pany office in Manhattan, she hides. ai is aad eoieune Taylor made the announcement survive. +
== * -“|found the concern has closed, It * Asix weeks during after statements were taken con-| Service will be he!d trom the _Tve played plano since T was! had lost its plant, there Wat 10 e : : 77 Netaanatia ae paeany engines Linge on Decscrmngh ong tee BL B
; Cand Rapid she alse te the| the, Victim had_purchased shares) 000 Evact ited ne apg yy as - ide—-gervice— will take place at — ) : had only been 25 cents. ’ “Ud short-term stedents-hes-hed to apparently had |“Lakeview Cemetery. =~ , star of three television shows a Paul Windels, Jr, New. York! ee pee peg ‘email. viadeow —
| ee ene at Caren Cus regional administrator of the SEC| RED BUD, iil. im—Most of the| Besides covering th Flap oie: gm hotel. phar hep doreltieagrmets atelier ger ag hralt ialaem Skew! ccs 4 ee | rouge cine gee or Ay Paul
| a} ed to unload w iess stock evacuat , when ammonia ; of ; :
Melee gpneared lst leh | wold tnt teesae ofc lon fren ‘ro broken Une alae’ asa "of President ytd [De we led esterday, wl : tulle evening gown and a black| minal records — be allowed st 20 ae ens spread through the metallurgy, shielding WASHINGTON, _ Th toe cen Beg Ho! —_ ; ao unload ships. . ~ _—— + —- : — hysi seer: poe a ~ om e “sym-
| Meer ani cbllanaebaoant of the| _ Among the rules presented to| Two or three persons were re- J House Ways and’ Means Committes|Bbonic drama,” more than. mil ,
. popul “Brazil,” j unwary security buyer ported to: hat been. temporarily gl i p _reduce people ve seen portay: |
oat ar bss solo, ce Gs avoid falling victim to the boiler-;overcome by the fumes, but none Maryland Beaiity tax 50 per cent.of Sir Walter Raleigh's ill - fated =
. room rackets are: / \required hospitalization. action was taken|effort to establish an English id honors in the talent competition. : samt “ | 1, Deal with only security firms * «©. + ition of President | Settlement in the New World. The elevator operator told Taylor|°! Melvindale, one brether Louis ae ee ee you know. =f Mayer Hine 'statamam toa Named Miss U.S.A. who told tax lawmak- angie Common Glory," a Green|there had been no signal to stop % Flint and three sisters Mrs. Lona
witness daughter 2. Be skeptical of any -securi- ' : Monday opposed a illiams- - fourth floor. {Driscoll __ ‘irs. Lester
ent cite Se ee ee the Aclephows [wan notited of the break in the| (Continyed From Page One) that would rest In foe bar ta 0 els i larger] Crow, an honor student who had|Eisele and Nettie both of Flint. ; from know, wi, ye Federal Treas- ory Revol- pes Be cal =: and has not been able 7 Bice ot ae ee shortly after 5-a.m. herself, Said Leona came to the Federal _jutionary times and foctised on the eee cost eeect nears on
She has “no romantic ties” at} 4. Request . written informatiog|fected area. Firemen went from a ea =A nes "| ‘The federal tax on admissions Ale — me ation from Pontiac High School in
& s rofit, management, dents. ay : /\% per cent. The committee action . AST
A socmer = rae ace vig = position and future pros-| = ly le ly ‘a iwould reduce the tax to 10 per Sears 0 inition _ Menhaden Beg it — error by 26 sec- Ernest Fag Foon sts a
: eight years, Valerie water pects. ,’ : = 2 cent. All other admission taxes more milion are a year, the Gregorian calen- “ cia : siding, boating and travel among) : The residents began retyfning have been 10 per cent since 1954,|Caught annually in North Carolina dar, started .in 10, wil beemsioe are ae cee | her hobbies. She to her é ‘ to the town about two hours later Michigan State University : » plans to use {waters. They are converted into full day off the true astronomical |... s919 . : first prize Miss scholar- ighwa Bill Cuts after the break was repaired and Whilg Kisenhower and Treas- oil used for und by the time 4900 A. D. ar- ; and professor of botany
: ship to further her education/ y the oo ae! ted. / Miss ury Secretary George Humphrey products. paint, soap myerg onl A. D. Ses tite de ee
“probably in the eo 1 : Red is some 38 miles south- iss Mary- reduction of the cabaret . ednesday.
tional television.” Perry Work Costs east of St. Louis, al gown On} tax it had at least the tacit sup- | He was born in Ames, lowa.
) od Ot ant Behe Dee ast ea nee Univac Scores Zero on Advice " CREK .aoed .:)~C~«™ aia out ght in a Mitchell ‘as several labor : MEXICO CITY @—Allan Max-
4 Detroiter Faces Trial Spy From _ One) Photo Machine Turns, sng white dress loaned to her for ~e the —— well Palmer, 4%, a crippled U.S ; Pontiac contracts have no é occasion by a Long Beach) sgusicians Union headed ' C war veteran organized an : for Illegal Purchase yet been tet. Bruises Man's Hand _ dress shop. og | dames © Petrillo. | ~|Needs (Romance hecku Pp ambitious for Mexico's s Lf > new , One 0 | diss ‘ jblind, . Maxwell, for- : an te T. Bérmudez, 23, of cans ae a eshte itn the A 2a <aored oS Se tallest girls in the contest at 5 feet| The ‘federal government now 3 mer New York adverti + an q mer “St., Detroit, will /Prosec fi priority |Par® oR gs ater 9% inches, weighs 118 pound s/8*ts an estimated 43 million dol-| HOLLYWOOD (INS)—It appears that science cannot replace iwho came to Mexico in 1949 as a ' be examined in Municipal Court/When my five-year highway con- yesterday while cleanip & Pho-' astefull distributed on a 36-23-36/!ars from the cabaret tax. Commit-) the heart as a barometer of love—at least not yet. correspondent for several U. §
July 24 accused of illegally pur-|Sttuction plan is completed,” Mac-jtograph pore 3 ie f Z tee sources said there was nO way) - The romantic computations of Univac, fhe electronic brain, {publications, went (blind about _________ chasing five tires froma _local- gasikie said. * pea _ 4+ Ernest. Veigh, Pine —St., out in ibe estimating exactty—the—k of 8 Ss
sialon ih a credit cand. | Tim highway department's ext Oe ert ale rach ewe oy Sell aed nn td ow hg open gmemtamg ate : : was freed on a $200|Mmate yesterday of the total M24) poral ‘Hespital bgivivors ot the 44 U.S. girls who|50 per. cent cut, but supporters] “Fviengs disclosed that secretary Barbara Smith, 23, and ad- | FOR ATHLETES F Bo “pond Ay Municipal Judge Cecil B.(CoSt-was_ $1,000,000. Previous’ esti- jen ospital by a iy entered the contest. of the reduction contend that rev-| OOT rigina verti xecutive John Caran, 28, who became engaged last — 4 MeCaltum after he demanded ex- mates. by the city put the total] Pontiac firepfen about 3 p.m. As Mis¢ U.S.A,, Leona goes up|enues actually might increase from sing ¢ ran, Use T-4-L for 3 to 5 days.
@ amination when arraigned, cost around $1,300,000. / ee Veigh’s hand was) |i t 32 foreign beauties tonight|boosted attendance and through|” December after Univac picked them for each other on the “People (Watch the old tainted skin —
_ ‘The uttering and publishing com- pin, cilect, the new hw means ie See ae imini to pick|more income for musicians. _ Are Funny” television show, ae ere ee Sit, Maving - healthy
; / plaint, made by Buddy Giles, own- We to pay one- y unexpectedly, WaS Testes Universe % ve j As one friend, Norman Kahn, put it: pleased
. ’ er of Glen Standard Service Sta-|¢ighth of the total’ cost. Future after treatment for bruises U 2 * * * : “Univac blew a fuse, and she gave back his ring.” with instant-drying
: ists will be selected tonight with} Committee sources said the ac-| — T-4-L, your 40c back at :. tion, 23 Oakland Ave., ‘who ac-/‘Tunkline projects’ within Pontiac| Kahn said Caran now ho jo mall 6 sew git dnd fal tu love-~ bes, 7 ndez of using a Royal city limits also will thelE voit tele | Miss Universe being chosen to-'tion was taken on a voice vote pee cw pes rug store. Today at Simms
i cuses Berm! on oe gue Mea morrow n was not unanimous. _. thout scientific assistance. Bros. : ______Oak man’s national_ credit card/D@w law. ___ / A : ip ae with the company, Other cities named iff Mackig JACKSON, Miss. im — Sign in The Tennessee Valley authori : Bermudez was arrested _in—De-/ announcement _ Ann Arbor, Bay\a drive-in restaurant: thas constructed “26 dams =i * ae . SR satiate P
1905 Roseland St. Royal Oak, told 5. Kalamazoo, Lanning Sag-/have as much government -as we) jacent network of te major water ™. a
i authorities he had ‘lost his credit n@W,/ ‘pay for.” - tributaries. a" a : : card. = ra 4 & i
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Makes Forced Landing’ G i - aan x - eB :
y ) ad Ea. RB | pauses sea wy a Tah Raps Indifference to Churches @f™ | Jo" 2" "i 4 India plane carrying Indign De- : & &.
; Secu _fomse ee. Vv. K, AXrishnal NEW : (Evangelist! of his record. ‘‘He spent most of|cidp whether to—extend—the cri a. lS ohm = |
enon and % other passengers pity Ggaham says “the raga time in jail,” Graham said,/sade for another two or three|| [i LINOLEUM | bs
wie cher (Sitar oft peter 15 Trin; Problgfl the church has today , . .|Teferring to Paul's frequent Il weeks, A possible indication that] il GS We have what we ad- _ a al + ___.__to-__ return —for repairs, Krishna |! faitference. People just don't preaching. the crusade will be‘extended came||_ JL RU vertise and no switch- a ;
bis pony dh om re see ‘|yesterday from the American a ei “ $A95 wl hat you Wel} ooo La a seven- delay is return-| / *. .&..' os what want os ee Q : re The ernment aid the ward, eaateation Ce. SS om | 4’ ) you. ="!
erowa last night at---Madison/great--need—for-a—man--of--Paul's Saturday-appearances in the-Gar-| es ze ‘oS mz
Square Garden, Graham declared: den. It said the network hag def- : =e
: ; initely scheduled a telecast from) | JiLal ey “They don't realize that every], 2 lspeand, that every heartbeat the Garrlen fit July 27 with the x a /
: {brings them closer_to elernity,” | r understanding: (hat Grahans would n/ |
f : tin the 19,200" persoee ori the! ! tion or denial trom the Gri aoe _ ay
) /arena. Another, 30 were urate meeting is in nec om er Ces > an
fic\enaae. Gretenie allenieg & Seat] ET to end Saturday cru The Rev gene 2 oy sermon to them prior! to his regu- scheduled Martin Lather ee. E : =e fp
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on a truth. too obvious for either
the bar group or the judicial
system to challenge.
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in our s. Change is.
fought more vigorously than sin. —Byt the cameras and- micro: SUMPIY walked into the theater and\7@LUJNG THE PEOPLE a
phones will not" supe overnight |". sa &
To their credit, the TV people|story for television that night. [| —
Daly's point is that it is ct
stitution, as did Ike, or the hand: means , by which the “American ful of Feporiers. who erin a! dof. whet
“lit was —— a on A
Today, the TV people practically
tell the President when to begin
his speech to the assembied|
~_ * *€
Tt took newspapermen several
years after the establishment of
the Congress to gain admission fo
its galleries. The First Article of) ~
Oe an
influential number of the
revolution solons decreed.
Until Jefferson had his way, and
the Sedition Act was swept into
discard, printed criticism however
richly deserved Wasa crime... _.
NO CONFERENCES post- |as-much a part of the courtwom Midday Sun Isn't Best { Mong lie dha ease for Camera Portraits
It is simply a question of the
constitutional rights of those
media to attend public hearingsiand you in a bathing suit all/
_ if they so choose, plus an obliga-| photograph beautifully. But not at!
hole in the ‘paneiing,
cameranian will need no Blinding |opening is advisable to keep from!
lights, and the comments of the over-exposing your films.
PeAve WoRd THAN EVER. AT. THIS
GREAT SALE NOW
thru NEXT WED. By International News Service —
The Caribbean, its lovely islands |
midday. They say outdoor por;
oS at aaa ae
Gad mining im South Africa has
There were no White Housel -
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F.D.R.’s regime, fio room set
aside for the press at the execu-
tive mansion during the century
In later years the name of these
seances has been changed to
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has varying ideas about what each wants to eat
for that first meal of the day,
Cereal Susan and let them sélect
cereal with their favorite fruit topping. Simple
to do, too. Just take that lazy
the kitchen shelf and pile each days of make-
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are so numerous riow that the U.S.
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named both of them on the July
list of Plentiful_ Foods, thie offer
of the Government's free chart on
buying poultry, is well. timed to
help you get the most quality and
satisfaction from the “churken-
doose” you buy.
It will come te you folded, | to Sea Food
“purse or into a cook book, but it
opens up into a colored chart
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frequent reference.
Can you tell by looking at a
chicken in the poultry counter
whether it's Grade A, the very
best, or Grade B? You'll be able to
do it after. looking at the colored
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Some of the poultry you buy has
been inspected for wholesomeness
by Government inspectors... The
chart shows exactly what kind of a
dilabel- to. look for if you want the |‘
wpe of this safeguard, Some of!
the poultry also fs graded for qual-
ity by Government graders. It
bears a different kind of label
(also pictured in the chart).
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assurance if you have a chart
‘to study before going shopping. with ‘some grated onion and
minced parsiey or gréen pepper.
Top. with grated cheese and bake
in a hot oven.
The variety of peppercorns, how
they are. ground and their purity
all affect the flavor of ground
pepper. Or perhaps, you would rather |.
take it with you.
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a copy, send a postcard to:
Office of Information
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Washington 25, D. C.
Ask for chart, “Know The Poul-
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dogs. Of course it's always good
indoors, too, along with roast beef
or_pork, chops and steak. _Sauer-
and broiled tomatoes around the
peas. Nice for company,
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ly in a black bowl, a few
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for variety on the susan. In the center, arrange | wit), wea so warm. "; them, wrap » aD ‘to remove ice cream brick in one piece
a bowl of. the fresh fruit in season. A summer {iam you want, hunt up your recipe over te sell, Turn several times| _Cresm. Remove jee cream fom % gain oe time ‘suggestion might be golden peach slices, for uncooked jam. Uncooked jam ig| Wile cooking. : wes ; | ruby _ strawberries juicy blueberries. the type you can store for several Blueberry Pudding . ar, Simmer in saucepan for about ‘es Own
pitcher of milk or cream and a bowl of sugar (months in the refrigerator or up to Sins: bothcen. dnl Sides ot giant O7e Ham With 2 Fruits minutes. Spread over area Makes Hot Mustard
are the only trimmings this breakfast calls for. Year ini the freezer st zero de-/paking dish with slices of bread) “Pineapple ghize and raisin sauce/nam at serving time. Makes 4_Here’s how to make hot _mus-
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MEATS — Mid-July brings many|removed (not too fresh). Add &/ham, so why not combine the two rolls. (The egg rolls come frozen).
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Saat A poultry fry might be a broiler, |alternate layers of bread and ber-|Combine 23 cup drained crushed) Do your youngsters make their/with three tablespoons of water § if Tak . stewer, or turkey. A poultry fry ofiries until the dish is filled, end-|pineapple with 4 tablespoons seed-own sandwiches ‘ for lunchtime ynti} smooth. Any of the mustard
either of these will be reason-|ing with the berries. Then place in|less raisins, 4 tablespoons otange|use?- Make sure their hands and/jeft over may be put in a small
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sult of the ingenuity of western cheese cooked in them will delight your family and guests and
pioneers, who experimented with _ five yes: a-reputation as a chef with a flair for the unusual,
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or fresh cherries may be made into a sauce and cinnamon, it is superb to serve with ham —— VOU le real ‘arson on that side until done=|
that is delicious. Its rich deep color will add or poultry — or as_a dessert sauce. 4 T veaspaon whole shores ox th teens ‘another 5 to & yer e
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Skillet Meal
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are ten-'— “celery, Carrot sticks, radishes! ~ Om pale die patties place a gen-
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beans or chili
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a steady diet of plain food can
we offer our recipe for Chicken
L’Orange as a main dish feature
Chicken L’Orange is broiled |
chicken with a tasty orange sauce
An individual serving — including}
approximately one-half pound of Sherbet Gets New Texture It you like ‘apple sauce, and
everyone seems to, then you'll en-
joy this sherbet. You'll like the,
lively tang of the apple sauce
given an edge with: lemon and
orange, the hint of creaminess in
the sherbet texture, the pure
chilled delight of its eating.
You might make the sherbet
in the morning, to rest in refrig-
to serve it... maybe as dessert
for noon or evening meal . . .
maybe as a pleasant any-hour
surprise treat for family and
And how simple this sherbet is
to make!
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2 cups canned apple sauce
2 tablespoons lemon
grated lemon rind
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1 can (14% ounces) evaporated milk
Few grains salt
~Mix apple sauce, lemon juice,
lemon rind, orange juice and
sugar; stir until sugar is dissolved,
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cream. Freeze to mush.
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counter only 293 of the day’s
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servings.
together
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“jbrowned and tender, about 25 to
once. Pour | der HONEY COCONUT
Coffee Cake
2 cups sifted flour
% cup sugar
3 teaspoons double-acting baking pow- erator trays until you're ready (this
possessor liquefied nonfat dry milk into top| } teaspoon salt
trolled Boot griddle. There'll "double boiler; sprinkle corn- i cop Soreening rolled oats
be no guesswork. Just don’t over. (starch, salt and pepper.over sur-| [* SF “mi
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crusty brown outside with a» (blended. Cook over hot water, stir-| a] fap faxed coconut
slight pink tinge to the interior, [Ting constantly, until thickened. Sift together the flour.—sugar;
Turn once, Season with salt and Remove from heat. Blend in salt into a
pepper after turning. Add a dash
of thyme, a sprinkling of garlic
salt or curry powder, or depend
upon the mustard, catsup, barbe-
cue gatce, relish or what-have-
you to add that fillip of flavor.
TO SERVE: House between two
sandwich bun halves, buttered be-
foré browning on the griddle. Pro-
vide plenty of opportunity for in-
dividual styling in tamburger ar-';
chitecture. You'll find ideas here:
1, Cheese: place slice of Ched-
dar cheese under or ever the hot orange juice concentrate.
orange rind. Serves eight.
A Cake for Everyone
cake department on
jamburger—in the bun. Serve and light when served. and
parsley flakes. Serve over chick-
en. If desired, garnish with grated
Place slice of angel food cake
from. your grocer’s ready-to-eat
individual
serving plates. Add a scoop of a
brightly colored ice. cream. topped
with coconut. Insert a small candle
into center of the ice cream scoop | squares in shortening until particles are
tiny.
Beat eggs until thick; beat in
milk enough to combine, Add to
dry ingredients; stir only until
dry ingredients are moistened.” curry
Turn into greased baking pan
(7 by 11 by | % inches).
Mix honey with melted butter;
pour over dough. Sprinkle with|@
coconut. Bake in hot (400 degrees)
oven 20 to 2% minutes. Cut in
in pan and serve hot with
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Topped with a sprig of mint,
combination is one of the ‘most
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beverages yet to be discovered.
cottage cheese. According to nu-
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This threesome enjoyed watching
activities at the lake when Mrs. Edwin
—R. Dreyer invited members and guests ~~
of the Woman's Auxiliary to Pontiac
General Hospital to her home on
Pinks News.
in Nightwear
From Paris
PARIS (INS) — “movie-land,” lingerie styles
in Paris go into “dream-land”
with high- waisted em, ire
ocking nighties or tailored sh
pink pajamas,
* * *
Do you look like Audrey Hep-
burn? Sleep in a “dress,” ad- .
vises lingerie designer Can-
dide. Made of, whitehandker--
chief linen, the 1957 “night-
dress” has a. front-buttoned
embroidery around the neck-
line and the sleeveless arm-
holes. The “‘dance-length” skirt
is frilled at the waist to full-
ness and trimmed with eyelet
embroidery at the mid-calf
high hem. Cerise-red satin _
eyelet embroidery for an vee
touch of coquettery.
For the ultra-feminine. type
of female, Jeanne Parent has
designed an ankle-length shirt
with high empire waistline and
drice,,.
{
wide-strapped top. It's made of
white nylon and is trimmed
with White lace and pale-blue
ribbons. -
* * *
— Next autumn the- “pajama +
.-game”’..will again -be-fashion-:
able, Classic, tailored pajamas
will stage a come-back. But in-
stead of the traditional pastel
colors smart. girls will sleep in
rige-red, shocking pink, corn-
flower blue or violet sets.
Tf you are boyish and slim
Roger Gallet advises pajamas
and a- matching knee-length
dressing-coat in shocking pink
*-gorduroy.
Berean Class Plans
Reunion for July 20
Plans for a class reunion
are completed by the Berean
Class of the Oakland Avenue -
United Presbyterian Church.
The reunion will be held at
Kensington Park on July 20.
Heading the place and games
committee is Omar McNutt
while Mrs. Howard Tanner is in
charge of dinner. Mrs. A. Stan-
ton Levely is the hostess: and
William Coffing is heading
transportation. Mrs. Floyd Lev-
ely is in charge of publicity. these auxiliary members. “They enjoined dha cnbeviaiainss <. Raber Royce and — Mesa,
ftom left are Mra. James Purkiss, Mrs.
Ward's Point. Seated Fr to right)
are Mrs. Dean Olds ‘of Pioneer avenue, —
ond: Mrs. dH. Congreso of. eg -
~The warm summer r day was eed just perfect by
At left is Vera Bassett
of Cherokee road, and Mrs. Fred Fuller of Cass Lake
is at the right.
street is seated. Mrs. Edward Mann- of Washington
Attitude Is Key to Success
By JOAN HANAUER
NEW YORK (INS)—Provid-
ed you aren't a tone deaf mu-
sician, an illiterate . copyread-
er, a one-armed paperhanger
or similarly unsuited for your
job, there's no reason why you
can't hold onto it and even ad-
of the management. advisory
firm of Vision Incorporated, at-
titude is the key.
“It costs your firm far more —
rag 2p sent doe
job done,” the
pid “split of height \omugeslon the feeling
as in this coiffure. Coiffure fashions “e pra
soft, dee} waves \to carry the upward’
around to the back of. the
| | oper the rae accentuates the eyes head. The sweep ofS the Your Career Can Bloom Stop and think. Your position |
_ entails the expense of-all- the ——
tools you,use, from typewrit-
ets to paper, pencil] and more
Specialized articles. This
means it is necessary to your
firm to have that particular
job done, And you're it: —
“Tf you your job is im-
portant,” the Bureau of Busi-
ness Practice continues, ‘‘you
will also feel responsible for
the way it is done. You won't
use half measures. You'll get
a kick out of mastering your
job, doing it faster and fast-
eee
jure whic Ne ie is introduced in. this coi at the pun
Pontiac General Hospital goes right Fitzgerald, .\ ‘Clark J.
Shee tne Ate Saat lym eS ee ea a
The a held its annual liam Dean. =. == :
i + Tuesday at the - See a
home of Edwin R. Dreyer on Others were Mrs. P. Mil-
Ward’s Point. The Dreyer Sisters, ler, Mrs. George B. Mrs.
nati known baton twirlers, Arthur E. Moore, Mrs. Warren Sim-
entertained the group with pp Ss, Mrs, William H. Boe ye se
— and the trio harmonized for Mrs. Raymond Rapaport and
ee songs.
‘Silk Ficke :
Not Modish —
| but Medical
By OLGA cgkres
INS Women’s Editor .
NEW YORK (INS)—If you
Silk sald wiih aaty
years ago decorated every
pretty leg in the U. S., are
—jow “iedical” in stéad of
“modish! "*
* * *
“This bit of information, cal- .
culated to make every women
old enough to remember silk
__ Five pages today —
in Women’s Section
stockings feel very old indeed,
came to light in an odd way.
~ A movie company publicizing
tg picture called “sille Stock:
covery that avery smgie stock-
ing in the picture _ nylon.
* *
This reporter <o hunting
__ for silk stockings to see if —
— there were any lift at all.
are plenty, at every big
phaciio store in New York,
but they're sold “‘for medical .
wear!” The stores reported
that silk hose were bought
- by women allergic to ny-
- ‘Nylons are sheerer,
Jast longer and are cheaper,
too,’ Silk hose were priced gen-
erally at $1.% for walking
weight and $27.95 for sheers.
The sheerest nylon in the same
stores could be had for $165,
Card Party Planned
by. Catholic Women
Marguerite Parrish, director
of social service at Pontiac
State Hospital, and Mrs. Jo-.
hanna Schettler were guests
at the codperative luncheon
held Monday by the League
of Catholic Women.
Mrs. Matthew Gill and Mrs.
Charles Wagner are serving as cochairmen of the - card
party planned for Aug. 15 in
the League Building.
| bangs of eae ically moving waves. According to the National jacit liniahcions and\
Cosmetologi
is ot
=e 2. * ‘ ay
i Association, the upward movement is
in, )Reeping, with ise srg, winter hai cr ;
as peer ers
Tye 4 — ir oad trends. to Heal Austins S Tea
a
“Mrs. Edwin R. rele ( ie and Mrs. Reyaind’ :
Rapaport found a quiet spot on the bridge to talk
over the day's activities. Mrs. = is prediwat
= of. the auxiliary.
nai em Fashion Showing
ae nger Members of Club to Model
smivles¢ at July. at Aepie
James K
Phyllis
graduated
‘Michigan
____ Wallace
school.
PH y LLIS A. RECS
By LEE BELSER
LONG BEACH, Calif. (INS)
~—Leona Gage, a willowy, 21-
year-old brunette who repre-
sented Maryland but who spent
much of her life in Texas, will
represent the United States in
the “Miss Universe” contest.
* *
Miss Gage, the tallest girl in
the contest at 5 feet. 91,
inches, was named winner.
~ over five finalists last-night in-
the “Miss U.S.A.” contest, a
' preliminary event of the ‘Miss
. Universe” com
The runners-up in the order
selected were:
Miss Utah, Charlotte Shef-.
. field, 20. of Sait Lake City:
Miss West Virginia, Ruth
Parr, 18, of St. Albans;. Miss
Nevada, Joan Adams, 23, of
Las Vegas, and Miss Nebras- ,
- ka, Carolyn McGirr, 18, of
Sidney.
VITAL STATISTICS
Miss Gage, whose home is
Now that she has completed
the first hurdle in the contest,
7 ee, toa ae
foreign finalists
ed in the “Mise S.A.” loot eae oe phous Loses ten tees tn
* B. Bower of
_ boulevard.
from Central
College and
Club will present its second Junior Fashion Show
July 31. Fall fashions will be shown by the younger |
members of the club, who will model clothes rang-
ing from shorts to formals for school or career.
has been named “
Luncheon will
Brook Brothers,
members are Dennis
~Cox; Roy Johnson and
Jerry Fenley.
PR ggeerdamaee and a
ne AG a ig ge Pye
rg SE dae social chairman this
“‘aitends that ~Jowing women to be on the
committee for the affair: Mrs.
Mrs.
semi-final foreign ~ beauties Mary land Beauty
Wins U. DS. fee :
gaged, ‘and in fact,
boy friends.-
She explained:
“I wantto-wait until I'm 26
before I become seriously in-
terested in the opposite sex."
. Leona said she likes to sing,
play the piano, paint (pictures)
and cook fried chicken. She
said she is ‘very interested’
in a movie career.
*. * *
<— She _was_crofned by Carol Morris, last year’s “Miss
U.S.A.” who went on to win
‘the “Miss Universe” title. By
coincidence, both Carol and
Leona were born on the same
, day, April 8, 1936.
TYPICAL U.S. BEAUTY
One of the 10 judges, Alberto
Vargas, called Leona a “‘typi-
cal American beauty.”
Tomorrow, the foreign beau- .
ties will compete for 15. semi-
finalist positions, and “Miss
Friendship,” the friendliest
girl in the contest, will be
selected. .
* *
On Friday, the fadges wil
and Miss U.S.A.
are entertaining
oS a and dae. Mer. and Be.
_much of her life Henry Hoos of Baltimore, Md.
i has no -
a :
Gor over togethe: rill } -
-Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. .
Weed, Mr. and Mrs. James P. ae ge the show, which
vy
abe the show, with music by
rected by Jim Ewing. Other band
their guests to their fishing
camp in Ontario for the week-
end.
oo 2 -«@
Mr. and Mrs. William J.
Scripps of Bennington. drive
will be guests the week of
July 27 of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Fruehauf at their lovely sum-
mer home,
northern Ontario.
* * +
Mrs, L. C. Goad and Mrs. J.
Smith were co-
shower Wednesday afternoon
for bride-elect Linda Miller at
10 to John Colwell,
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Weir
will be hosts at a picnic for
them next Friday, and on July
28 Linda and John will be
guests at a supper party Fo
en by Mr, and Mrs, H.
Stubbs.
‘Planning to attend the lob-
ster supper at the Detroit Boat
Club. on Saturday are a bum-
bie ‘ot Buuuntiell: and
mingham couples.
“Killarney,” in»
; st leche aaa
ford
turned home after a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. William K.
Ginman.
DINNER FOR FAMILY
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy G
Vandeveer will be hosts at a
deveer of Phoenix, Ariz., Mr.
iting at the Vandeveer home.
Mrs. J. G. Skaasren and Mrs.
George W. Fischer gave a
luncheon Wednesday at
MOMS. Boa rd iheeis
National board of MOMS met
at the home of Mrs. Tuesday
and Bir-— oe South John-
stone, state president of
MOMS, was a guest.
Personal News of Interest i in Pantiac
St. Vince de Paul was ane scene of the 10:15 am. weddingithe bride changed fo a @ powder
Saturday of Donna Lee Seese of blue linen suit with white acces:
Osceola drive and Albert J. sai. (soties Sued 8 carshgs ftom. her bel
ray. The Rev. Jerome honda" oage ‘The new Mr. and Mrs,
formed the ceremony.
.* * *
Mr and Mrs. Charted W. Seese!
of the bride, oe oe ee pF grag egy pg =:
is Oa oe of ee,
Yor ler welling tha bride |
chese as fleor-length gown of
neckline, long
tapered. stoeven and 2. chegel
ne dhe Cape ni
idescent sequins held a fingertip’
veil of sitk illusion. The bride car-
tried a cascade arrangement of
pompons and pink roses.
a ore eee S
Mrs, B. W. Burke served as the Tecipe'we get several cooking sug-
—tqatron of honor. A niece of the: from
er maid, .
Frederick J, Harder Jr. of Rose-
ville_served.as the best man.
: A wedi Wealital Was cxvad enahes tar taihe Tir wiay yeers.
at Rotunds Inn, followed by a gar- She has learned that ber meals
Gen reception in Roseville. .
earnations, Mrs. Stegert wore a
blue lace sheath with white acces. —
sories and a yellow carnation MR. and MRS. ALBERT J, MURRAY
“The, pads of fat just below the} ; $¥
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1:8 the left arm up by the left ear
and tend to ty Tage. Sear
alternating right and-ieft.-
* * *
It you would like to have my/“™
Pike vibe eertace Vidion Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Cham- —
berlain, be-
came the bride
of Kenneth
Warren
Nichols Satur- aes SS ee Pee,
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Casual Shoes
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News are casual shoes that step
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‘Reader Has- +
day evening.
* Suggestions (7 Hews ‘«
for Potatoes | in. cue
| Quick Meal Tips oo _—-- tl Rp A
| Essential to Cook MR, AND
With Outside Job;
By JANET ODELL
+ “Occasionally tated of just one’ 3
a reader and use’
umn is that kind, Kenneth Warren ‘Nichols ex.
| Mrs. Frank Babcock has heen a changed w wit full evening in
oe os jbl ane in Cet Coser hundred guests heard the Rev. J..
must be simple and easily pre-
‘pared. Even company food can't o'clock ceremony.
fe nee ee ene of See
Se e 4. # |Auburn avenue, Henry A. Nichols,
Potato salad is often
the Babcocks ‘ave poe Mrs. Celia Nichols of Tilmore street are
vee Lagerd a gene pmdeangl man ‘Kenneth's parents.
ting, they are likely to get the:
penser the broiler until the cheese she cooks them. That) por her wedding Janice wore |
hot potatoes.’ | gown of Chantiliy lace and h | ruffling extended into ‘the chapel —
: sweep
A crown of seed pearls and se-
quins held her fingertip veil. She
‘carried an coon sere of roses,-
feathered carnations
x * *&
special Babcock chéese sandwich. Ruby Edwards served as maid
This calls for hamburger buns, cut_ of honor, Bridesmaids were Janet
fin half. Cover buns with cheese Leinege Patricia Christopher-
band two stripe—of bacon. Place son _
melttand the bacon is done; Serve Their _gowns = fashioned = at once, identically in princess styling, the
SERVICE
ALTERATIONS-REPAIRS
Randolph Herwood ‘honor attendant’s of pink taffeta
‘and the bridesmaids’ of lilac taf-
Fashion Hint ‘feta. Their hats matched their
gowns and each carried a erie
Eyeglasses have won a place in jouquet of carnations. ‘TP the fashion world. For those who.
‘wear them all. the time, there are OTHER ATTENDANTS
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Janice Chamberlain Wed
in Auburn Heights Service
bride, Penny Stamas, was the flow-| 'them in this column. Today's col- Janice Yvonne Chamberlaind and, Gerald Christopherson served
vows Saturday/
‘Harvey McCann read the 7: 30
and stepha-', :
-ways to highlight the face. Comb Debby Stockdale served the bride | 4
'your hair away from your face as flower girl and Terry Lee Rut- ©
oneank [so you don’t disappear in a shaggy. fatto performed the duties of ring- --
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Such shoes can be washed in
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lathered brush, or in the washing
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OXFORD SHOP|. 59 W. Huren St. , FE 4-722 j
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.
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MRS. K. wv. aL’
‘Henry as best man. Seating the
'guests were Duane Chamberlain.
brother of the bride, and Donald
'Nichols, brother of the bridegroom. |
For her daughter's wedding |
| Mrs. Chamberiain chose a dress |
Janice is the daughter of Mr.| of Wedgewood rose lace accent: ::
“and Mrs. Robert Chambertain of ed "with: ‘scattered sequins. Her >
accessories were of black velvet —
whein| of Whittemore street and Mrs,| and she wore a pink carnation
| corsage.
| Mrs. Nichols’ shstce wos 5 Delos
lace dress with pink accessories.
Her corsage was also of pink car-
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Following the reception held at
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the newlyweds left for a wedding
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Were 8.95 to 17.95......., $6 to $11
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~ Dresses, Were to 7. 98.-. +. $3, $4, $5-
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Play Suits, Were to 3.98. ... 1.88, 2.88
Pedal Pushers, Were to 3,98......2.88
Shorts, Were to 3.98. . 1.39, 1.88, 2.88
Polo Shirts, Were to 1.98..........$1
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Pajamas, Were to 2.98....... el $2."
- \Dad. Less than 5 per cent took the
tactful way about by avoiding the
e,|question altogether.
PARENTS’ SKILL
+ *
This was only one of the ques-|™
ae
The vast majority—more than 59
per cent—stated emphatically that
Mom and Dad were a good deal
smarter than they were.
a, * * .
| A minority faction of 24 per cent
stale Velen Wok 2:
Girls’ © $
SHORT SETS ;
tions_we- asked in trying to de-| w do pa
MIR. and MRS. DENNIS ‘NEYSON —
98 Sandra Andrews ae
Vows With Dennis Nelson
Fi irst Fi ae
Methodist ~
‘Church were |
Tn the overall standings, the par-)
ents of today ranked as. world
A man who has to get up each
morning to earn a living for his,
family has a _ to expect his! ‘ } :
i
os “4 etomenians ‘a say league. Fully 68 aie oe parents
bride's _\viewed nd reer iat the parents only mean to be half.” =
Rage . and Mr.
Hal G. Wife Who's Wise. Cooks! ndrew’s. i
“Mn eid'trs., Aer Husband's Breakfast
eats Bases § Couples Are Closer When They Share of the Morning Meal, Plan Oe Together:
__ bridegroom. -
‘directions; hot-iron transfer for 3
designs; stitch illustrations; color
Send 25c in coins, your name,
‘address and the Pattern Number to
Anne Cabot, The Pontiac —
‘372 W. cared Street, * ———
Dlinois.
; crochet
| enough about him to get up and it glans sama
help him get off.
Furthermote,, the wife whol
regularly sleeps yee hee age
band’s morning leave-taking
missing a good chance aed orn ail
Secretary
* Has Nine
Were $2.98 Up nn to cook him a good, a
Re ere = "wnt tea tes ao ol WIP Bi Boys’ — $ 49 | A gown of French lace fashioned, pastor of Ualen Chapel in North. A couple’ get a on day as as osses
SLACK & ‘with a fitted bodice, Sabrina neck-| ville. a team having the morning meal |
SHORT SETS | line and long sleeves that ended! Ballerina-length gowns of dotted ‘together. and sharing each other's She Serves Eve ry ie — so 5 SR z ‘plans for the’ day, just naturally Pte | SIM Up lin points at the wrists was “worn Ryton -were—worn—by.-Leona—Hub- iSeal: “sear: tnnevied™. teens the} Justice of the U. S$
” Toy oundcn. Loe. Aamews tor haritatte ial Ot Kener and Edith \couple who don't keep the same oa | ONE LOT € | marrage to Dennis Nelson, |Dasboug, bridesmaid They wore ss Supreme Court. ipink and mint green colors, re- — | OF SHORTS fa A jews ob. std eaten‘ olainad |DON'T BELIEVE HIM |
z Pa — Bang Bs Alternate tiers of lace ‘and ny- hats. Each carried a cascade bou- | Even if « husband tells Ws wife) wasintcton -. brrenor Mar
| Jon tulle formed the’ floor-length/quet’of pink carnations. jones no need for her to get his’ Bumgardner has nine bosses.
Dickies. Bab
af 15 Seuth Saginaw
_ Open Mentey and _—.
- —*Ti 3s land skirt. A cloche-type headpiece se-
‘cured her fingertip veil of -silk il-
lusion, and she carried roses and
[sets on her prayerbook,
| and Mrs. Harold G. Andrews of
| Willafd street. Mr. and Mrs.
| Lark Nelson of St. Clair street JEWELRY-GIETS | sre‘parents of Densis..
McKim Jewelry | was pertormed in Pirst Pree Meth. 943 Orchard Lake, FE 4-5065 | odist Church by the Rev. James)
Andrews, uncle of the bride and!
|
s |
ih
Sandra.is the daughter of Mr. ‘Lark Nelson, Eldon Montro’s and. ASSIST BRIDEGROOM —
Hubert Walls served his broth-
in-law as best* man. Seating the
guests were Harold Andrews Jr...
Mike Smith. Ronald Wolf per-
formed the’ duties of groomsman.
* &-*
At the reception held immedi-|
ately following the ceremony ‘in.
Amvets Hall, Mrs. Andrews greet-|
ved her guests wearing a pink silk
‘organza gown with pink accessor-,
eS oagirugte svat wre aces
Bring o basket, a wagon, a truck, bring
onything—but. do come to Maling's Sale?
And go home loaded with a whole shoe
~werdrobe—maybe even severol wardrobes!
You can offord it! Becouse more
lovely shoes are sage aes asc
"So come on! Children’s - ai - Girls’ - Misses’ Shoes was also of Happiness roses. Deine is a feature of brims,
Following a wedding trip to swept up or down, on transitional
will reside*in Auburn Heights un- is Qattering because it breaks the
til Sept. 1 when. they will occupy stiffness of the brim and naturally)
their-new-home in Crescent High-/you get a taller look in the up-
lands. : nore: |
STAPP'S
f FAMILY SHOE STORE—928 W. Huron 5 |
v
~ Children’s Shoes FURTHER PRICE REDUCTIONS
Summer play and dress ‘shoes. Bargains ni!
values you'll see instantly! . . . Casuals, san-™
dals, oxfords, straps. Wonderful for now and
to start school later.
Values to $6 95.
Pr.
northern Michigan, the newlyweds velvet and feit hats. Front draping
in Soap, Water
‘\<heourt ov the golf links’ straight ‘for!
‘the shower, the rub<down, clean’ starting working or ay
day. He wouldn’t be human if it’ orgs ee as didn’t occasionally occur ® him, a
that his wife has it pretty easy, ‘Lay, sleeping late every morning. i
FS
| “But it's very interesting” sh
- Any wife who doesn’t want to Says, “the ne ae»
-£etup._in_ the morning. and: see: dividual, and each office is dif
her husband—eff
jlogical reasons why it isn'tom your toes. I often make th
i, |reunds of all the offices in a. year
* * * I've learned a jot.”
But a wise wife won't look for, © 2. 2
|She'll just, get sot ae he —_ of what she has learnec
get up share the serving these distinguished gen
will be reflected-in-a manual fo:
secretaries which she is in thi
‘process of writing.
| This she’s doing in spare mo
ments she can squeeze in poeta
secretarial stints anf the referenc:
and research work she must do
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Find Complement
to Exercising
The active sportswoman respects, | Soap and water ag the perfect, Traveled, well-read a talente’
complement to exercise. jhostess, “Lady” is a popular figure Watch her dash from the tennis’ i Washington society. + *« *
Her long association with Justics
clathes, and the social whirl. Her, Murphy When he was mayo whole body has been in action, her Of Detroit in 1933 and endéd wit)
circulation bas been stimulated, his death in July 1949, ‘after hi
her muscles have -been exercise. | Years on the ‘bench of the hug Now she wants to wash off all the court.
oot coe We ol, dyer In between, she had accom-
spiration. panied him to the Philippines
She knows thats ‘this helps her where he was the first high com-
body to relax — and\helps herto) missioner and its last governor enjoy a feeling of well tee. | general, and back to Michigan
when he became its governer.
Many years ago Lady began 1
collection of more. than 1,000 doll:
- You can almost always ‘get a
laugh by making fun of somedne.
a caartrdake setae a from all parts of the world, includ a men is-1 Hy 40 = One that belonged to Thoma: embarrassed one, You can. even Jefe “ :
sometimes win a reputation as a SS * = Of
She *
ee jwit by such cleverness,
days, though, her
doll” has been Patsy Li., the littis
“Boys ’ Oxford, Girls’ Straps
and 2.97
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‘etry Catt Brery Mata rary Heit
i. ~< (Mot vary size in every syle. aa ax REDUCTIONS @
“Children’s sport and--dress Styles-+-. + Black, |
patent, Whites. Including women’s and grow+
ing girls’ sizes.
Values to $7.95
‘ Pr.
*
Rock ‘n Roll Saddle Special
- PRICES FURTHER REDUCED “$
Wonderful values in these popular shoes. Good
eS
size range in this group.. A better quality
shoe, originally sold for $6.99.
Play shoes, vee slippers, canvas shoes, straps, $
” exfords. A wonderful table filled with —_ oo
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“TABLE ODDS and ENDS | (Chinese girl adopted by the ‘Ma
pees in 1942 6n Guadalcanal afte:
ett for dead by the
fueaa ‘ekbae ©
|. Lady is legal guardian to Pats; “Li, now 21, who is simultaneously
‘training to be a nurse and working
[es on at Cathalie Univer. é is also guardian
| two American chiren' "
Lady, who was appointed “float,
jing secretary” by the late Chiet 4 Justice Fred M. Vinson and occu.
| pies her own private office’ suite, is looking forward to a visit to Ire
‘Piand in August as a member of
}the “Dublin Horse Show Aircruise
[Getma é jHer maternal grandfather, John
» Was born in ‘County Lim
Mrs. ee McDonald of Clemeacitly me Be vei at she ences! Sil > ib 4
‘Being trod sald by Mrs, Kenneth Thyerof Mann pei of Ser Lake Women Golfers Over. thies hundred: in this group; Our i; reader ey os and
14.95 values; dacron and cottons, prints, stripes, solids:
A.
a
Tunday Tes aa Full <n gate casual and dress. oe ‘\
| ie ee __Juniors, ‘Misses, Half Sizes
| oie Dresses Reduced d Propotionally! pues
Fable Vike “Treaiaidlson Savings 7
Were formerly priced 4 4. ‘2 g
30.00 to 60.00 — to
2 All styles, ‘sizes-and alk
Sale Sp ring Su a ee. aN ae ¢
| ‘fine rayons, all wool worsteds, Be | —
Mrs. Elbert Looney of Wen Wel: leon from. Mrs. Warren Weber of weol flannels. Summer suits i to? a :
ton boulev Mrs. Eves dr he Silver Lake 4s
| Dalton of Pi sonal wal get a driving Gili hed pane T stalags : clu % in whites and ‘pastels. Were 30.00 to 65.00 |
a . oe : arcu —-
: Cese Mos Dinter Ske eee ee 3 Suen g 7
2 ee ee ee | | aoe Bees .s STRIPES and PLAIDS IN NEW
gS a | Of) TRANSITION corrons ing. Dinner committee was aS ' t a : ,
headed by Mr. and Mrs. { pd |
: eee oP [Highland > SE AE ctetttreme "| Further lng sta a a . peplum in back, slim skirt , . . Brown or black
) Welcome Member Reductions! plaids. 9 to 15, es :
| Mrs, Russell Lehigh was ao : ‘
welcomed as a ee “
fl -Selgeamay ot te aay toe | ZY €
| ing in the Hotel Waldron. | * ‘ 2
Plans were made for the group | |
= to attend- a summer. theater. | * = rin] ——
Members presented a gift to | [
the retiring president, Olive : 7 4
Blair. : F ; Hatt
Naomi Circle Meets Ha ——
comet tet hone S| Hae 14” | street Tuesday evening to 9: psies :
a. Ht» 3 Dashing
| Seco i : D. D. McColl. ! : Sey Stripe
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Sue Brett designs this smart stripe ik
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hanky goes to the pockets and riote the
Blunging neckline and the little collar
and the smart leather belt.. Available
in. assorted stripes and sizes 9 to 15, These are the exciting, thrilling fashion names that can be yours at sub-
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and year-'round footwear. White, pastels, multi-colors; patent, navy, red,
black, brown and beige, and Q marvelous assortment of a styles
ond heel heights! : Soe a
Formerly $12.95 to $28.95
60188 SANDLER, DEBS, ALLURES .and
other. fine makes. A beautiful
selection of._Aittle hye flats,
casuals targe se-
<Tection of alt wanted eer, These nfs
“faes $14.95, now :
fae $6%_ 5 ae
A wonderful
Selection of
1
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| 10.95.422.95. |
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Beer Rides.
“to Others? Wife Is Afraid He'll
~~ Become Chauffeur;
for Whole Club
clearly afd appealingly, with a real :
- “While personality.
otehality, nevertheless it “a ; x * *
\imals — cats, dogs, horses, cows
pigeons,- sparrows, geese —- and J
: r cp, eam hd ge hfe |
eh hey betend cokig all ot ‘ee oder $ 1 Open From 8:30,A. Mi. to 10:00 PM. Dally
thought diceurtcous "Almost all of them were of ani-| Bridal Gowns _ From $50 |] Closed 6:30 P.M. Soturday F2
5 Bridesmaid GOWNS From $20 | ’ they were unbelievably good. I
Answer: It does seem unfriendly|U™pet-blouse set for-your pre-teen) oujdn’t help staring and turning
Thomas Pastry Shop
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d, f not to offer a ride home to the , back the pages to stare again. i
others as long as they live near eres as well as. party) you got the feeling that this boy|* Alicia B Salon 121 W. Huron rE wpe?
you. On the other hand, it would _jwas on close, friendly terms with 55 W. Huron FE 5-3675 | - ol s <M ond of Building
i occasionally one of their busbands|cuded is in sizes 4, 6, 8, 10, 12lne ajmost knew how it felt to be, — — — emeunine - by
relieved him. “+ aw ager thal ger ape giant ee SE ta ¥™ ; neg mrusiesers ts . : — .s
obligations of the ‘best ir i? in} 2 or- this pattern, send she As we talked, T learned that eee ar
Illinois. :
Send 25 cents more with your| ®***y-
pattern order for the new Fall and| He has studied and read as much
. Winter ‘57 issue of our pattern aboyt animals as if he were plan-
bridegroom most of the day, see|magazine Basic Fashion. ning to be*a zoologist or a_ veter-
Hot and bothered? Be cool as clover. Escape from summer sizzie in a splash —~ oF Sumaner Sh faite SO
its three-year nursing college into
a four-year program.
When a girl finishes her train-
ing there she will be able tq add
three sets of initials after her
name—R. N. (registered nurse),
B.S. (Bachelor of Science), and
P.H.N, (public — nurse).
* *
Sister Mary de Paul, director of
the
nursing college becomes part of
the University of. San Francisco.
The Sisters of Mercy opened the
fe ~ PAULPS
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Special Table of , 80
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Se tee
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Aghie aahl Sion menor eden Seat Renae te
other night here in Pontiac when he announced the| feature pro fight between Mickey Crawford and Sammy} (he Mire Gio coorts picture Rodgers, August 13th, however, but with the Detroit
2 a ON Be ge Ficing, verbena team, ‘Vosci
_ “You kriow, I tinka da honor agar rage
peng re business = rth aie et | — out © t d start | pizzas,” he f ae
What Julius meant by the cycle was that in 1956
from the start to the finish wo Follows Fight his promotions. - “Every fight we arranged last year
seemed to work out. The weather would be on our side.
We always managed to get around. competition with
other events and the wpe _ good.” : x ¥ =
“This year, I think should have stayed in bed from:
in reverse, everything has been going wrong.”
~ OUTSTATE BOXING PROMOTED
Things weren't going too well at the Motor City, 80
Julius moved out and around the state to set up his
boxing shows. #avorite spot has been Saginaw, al-),
though he has arranged cards in Flint, Muskegon .and
also back in Detroit,
The feature naturally has been Crawford, the
young Saginaw welterweight, who is‘ making his
way up the ladder by knocking off a few big names
i thap go We dink tha elie.
Names like Paddy DeMarco, Bud Smith and - Pat
Lowry have given fight fans many entertaining nights
on TV and at ringside, but new faces led by Crawford
have moved in and are steadily moving up.
* * 2,
It’s funny though, even in Crawford's home town of
He Was ‘Bounced’ Out
of Dressing Room _
LOUISVILLE, Ky. i» — Post-
most as much excitement last
__\pight as the nationally televised’
fight in which Joey Giardello took
a Ufanimous—but un
cigion over Chico Vejar.
‘After the nearly 5,000 faris at
‘Freedom Hall shouted their dis-
approval of the decision, the ac-
tion. continued on into the dress-
ing room where Steve Ellis, who
handled Vejar, announced he had ‘Vejar Manager Says | ‘The Braves made
cit six out of|starter Robin Roberts when hejruris with his 29th and 20th homers
en a See a a wtaar taney rar orwell
Be Pow. Jack MeVeF Tost Wwe
secure i
ating the lage lesd/Don esahon's ep in thee
‘Monday. ‘The big beet came on a|run Philadephia. sixth
George Crowe gle two
lost an in
iz
On
ia panting “kad a sin
in four trips and figured in
ee. ee.
St. Louis regained the lead by
one percentage point as Milwau-
mae Seeeped | Palen Oe
fie ily Gecisio
lifted the Braves to second with
a_.570 percentage. The Cards are co
Cincinnati remained fifth, ce
games back, on a 5-4 victory over
New York Giants with Redleg
Frank Robinson shrugging off
Tuesday's beaning to, return to the
lineup. Chicago scored twice in
the seventh to beat Pittsburgh 4-3.
* * *
dressing rooni.
Eilis,
Tony Ferrante, Giardéllo’s man-
‘remaitch—winner take all.
Ferrante accepted.
to do with Ferrante.”
Saginaw, the gate hasn't been exactly most profitable
for Julius, although Saginaw has a warm spot fh the
smiling Italian’s—heart.._He remembers the show in.”
that city in September 1953 wherl the Davey-Andrews
fight drew 11,089 and a $42,000 gate.
RECALLS PONTIAC FIGHT
' But Julius also remembers that since then, his best
gate was a $10,000 bout right here in Pontiac when
Gene Linscott and Al Andrews fought at Wisner sta-
dium two years ago. :
In the last four fighis in Saginaw and Flint,
~ Julius was lucky to get away with an average $200
_ -prefit for his two weeks of promotion each time. :
- “The Gray-Giardello fight in Detroit really took 1 me
for a bath,” he said.
x * *
Now Jutius wants to see what Pontiac has in the way
of fight fans, and he’s bringing here the best Michigan
has to offer in Crawford.
He knows one thing for sure, that Saginaw, Flint and
Pontiac wi
What a
+ Chisor Win, Boston
~ and: leveland Bow. troit’s All-Star winner Jim ~—
ning 5-1.
The Kansas City Athletics came
from behind in the 12th inning to thful, “Piazza's Pizzas.”
By INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
Fine relief pitching by Bill Fisch-
er in the 9th inning saved a 3-1 vic-
tory for starter Bob Keegan and
the Chicago White Sox against Bal-
timore last night but the Chisox)
failed to slice New York's four-
game American League lead, The
Yanks kept, rolling by beating De-
Frank Sullivan and Ralph Terry,
dueled 11 inmings at Kansas City City League Standings
before both were relieved.. Every- BASEBALL
tase A Lesgue thing happened in the 12th. -
Shaws 12 2 oe ; : « * * * :
Se "je Thor 'D.&.U 3 te*| ‘The Bosox went ahead 32° in a grits and Thomas. played to ‘their half when Billy Klaus dou-
-\pled-and Dick Gernert, batting for
Sullivan, drove him across with @ Pe. League
yg | eplsing! 1 Bicmar i e.
4 Stadium F if! ng be good spots to open his pizza chain.)
But the A’s bounced right back jon and no outs, Picman. settled tween himself and
originally agreed upon. been -tossed. out of Giardello’s| Jones, 31, tagged “Toothpick
Sam" because he's never without
in a verbal battle with|one on the mound, has had three
‘complete games in the four-game
ager, challenged the winner to a'string that has put his record at
(83, gaining his first full-route job
lover at Ebbets Field last night.
Then. promoter Bill King said The big guy gave up 10 hits,
nae’ gone will fight here three to Sandy Amoros who hom-
again as long as he hag anything ered, but struck out 12 and never
|was in much trouble. At one point
King said the statement was the he retired 10 in a row, six on
result of financial differences be- strikeouts.
Giardello’s!
manager. King claimed Ferrante from the Cards since Aug. 23,
iwanted 30 per cert of ‘the gate 1951, finally got his lumps in al
instead of the % per cent he had four-run” fourth sparked -by-Walty/— —knees-—ehasing—a- Newk, who had won 12 in a row.
'Mogn's two-run homer. IT’S HUMEAATING—Eddie Bressoud,
York Giant shortstop ends up on his hands and
I grounder which got by him _
| against the Cincinnati Rediegs at _the Polo New
Grounds yesterday. The ball, hit by Redleg'
sea? SK, Gs ie eee CE
nati won the game, z=. AP Wirephete
Up; Hoeft on Mound — 51 Nit as in. Series Finale
DETROIT ~The Detroit Tigers
will have to win 40 of their next
69. baseball. games to. even match
their fifth-place performance of
' 2
Finnegan Now on the ‘Bench’
poo up the rugged ladder of a career
‘in law. ee _of more enabled the Judge to mix fun, Remember the Sports Stars of Yore? with work as he battled his way
* * *
_ He started as a lawyer in 1928
and went en to serve as court
football,
Court.
He is res Maurice E. Finne-
gan, a former baseball, basketball,
tennis, track and
(ClO. Nine Nips
Three-Run 6th Inning
Clinches 10th Victory
for Local 594
ed CIO 394 remained the only
lteam with a chance of catching
at iShaw’s in the Class A baseball
league today after a 41 victory!’
over Griff's Grill last night *
‘Wisner Field.
The victory left the Union toss-
lers two games. behind ben’ place
‘Shaw’ s.
A three-run 6th, two of them
accounted for by Chuck Graves’
long triple, broke up a tight bat-
an infield out.
came to life on a walk, error and
single to score a run with two men
down then to end the uprising with Griff'sby4-1 |
tle, Graven: soered Ge cet o8 i
Winner Don Picman hurled shut-
‘out ball-until the 7th when Griff's|- golf Sports closely and often takes his
" |he has turned in some excellent
"year period he—had-oniy one de-)
“a stmt. —_= clerk, deputy county clerk and
deputy probate register. before.
being appointed to the Judgeship
in duly, 1941.
| A member of several profession-
‘al and social organizations, Judge
Finnegan still finds time to follow
four young childret along to var-
ious events. His favorites are the
tity high schools, U. of D. and
Michigan State.
¥ * *
A World War Il Army veteran,
feats both as an athlete and Judge.
over the years. During one three-
College University of Detroit where “I went
out for track but didn’t make it.”’
~~ kw ee
§ a Phaaros team in tennis. in
1927 defeating such former Michi-
gan greats as Ron Klein and Ed
Hammer to win the title,
In golf, he was the ist person
to make a hole-in-one at the Pon-
or '21, said the laughing city
resident today, but it was lucky.”
hand in baseball, He played a few
son's Foundry team ‘and later
pitched for the Elks. Even got in
City Baseball Averages
. a = AVE.
Kringe, Shaw's ... fesseal 486
Booker, Jets . 4 n ATT
ent ‘Thomas, Shaw's ............ 43 19 442
24 «10 .A1T
Rg dog : y, 3
Judge Finnegan also kept his)
iseasons as an outfielder for the Wil+|-
lacie patihell na a woamber of@); 384,
382"
366
18
343
333 &
‘Oakland County Cireuit of 25,
filed in Municipal Court.
* * *
That's a pretty fair batting aver-
Bigger Gi Mains
Signs 5th Confract lage in any league and he has many. jew york :
more well known erecpylainents Boston
oD 29 5% a0. yg ny RESU
ork 5 Detroit 1, night
DETROIT w» — A “bigger and nee ee. a
stronger’ Gil Mains — by his
own description. — has signed up
for a fifth year as a defensive
| team.
2. £
Drugmen Down White's
and some good clutch pitching by,’
veteran Pete Mihey resulted in a)
333 the losers.
lawyer's team.
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$ ot rer 3-e-4} All of these: activities and many 2 0 0 Ricketts 5 =
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wi ce 08 oe eos! eerie @ OL oi
ee ieedhel coe S, Jeamen- Plemen 2, Bren 1,.8O—Pieman 5,
a Clarkston, rolled a 347 with
S| pected . recogniti rec ion as the oldest entry in the s B re
died yesterday at the age of 77 following a heart attack, “Spencer,
im the tournament. He -
ioe’ fron an active bowler in a wry oe “Maing, who signed Sahierdey, |
said he carries about 250 pounds
‘now, or_15.more than last season, ‘Ballad
and that he intends to work at!Brockim
jabout 245 in the 1957 tampaign.
A two-run single by Paul Atkins) end for the Detroit Lions football | % oh
New Yotk
Paisburgh
New
puceres << eehemer "ob
—as eer, 7 p.m—Bubl|Umont, Tabscchh P 40.11
An ‘afternoon game today ‘wound :
‘up the current Yankee series and
Boston 3, T2 rings, night Don Larsen was to oppose south-
;paw Bill Hoeft in the windup.
House struck out for samt ‘ord in Tth
Bertoia struck out tor Bunning in the
m—Drott: HPB-by - ing <Bubek. Turley’.
Turley (5-2). <8 ag oe (41-3) U-Hurley,
apartila. T-2:29. & on
8.
In Junior Golf aiitnes .
| WASHINGTON: oe ~~ woe
‘lopen round survivors, headed by
Oklahoman Jim Wright, moved in-
to the settling down stages of the
U. S: Golf a. $s junior
_ {championships
Wright, a coke. t- - year - old
slashed two
‘ pas hie to Siay yesterday to tenes | |Tom Sisolak of Waukegan, IIL, 6
and’.
b=
1
Green, Grace Advance Bud Badger of Bloomfield Hills
to Dave Leon of Tucson, Ariz, 3
IV of Abington, Pa., 4 and 2. Soke
Walsh of Lansing was eliminated
by John Barcelo I of New Or
leans, 5 and 3.-
Murchison and Owen
“Pace U. 5. Team Win.
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Jack Fleck of Rochester Golf and
Country Club scored a 4 and 3 vic-). .
te ton. Del., and Boh Gajda ot Forgst
Schenectady,
Armand Farina of
N, ¥., 6 and 5, -
In. other matches involving
men, Max Evans of
Utica, and assistant pro at Roch-
ester, was a 2-up }oser to Lionel
Hebert of Lafayette, La. Eldon
Briggs of Lansing won from
Hanger of Heraldsburg Calif., 3
and 2 and John Dalrymple of
St, Clair Shores lost to Bob Moor) —
of Fairfax, Calif.. 3 and 2. ©
Ted Sleichter, 39-year-old Gettys-|
Watrous, the National PGA ‘eniors’ Champion and recent In-
ent 22 holes before defeating
ton Munday of York, Pa.
Watrous,. from Oakland Hills
wintry Club in Birmingham, is
e oldest player the field. He is
Other Michigan golfers feared
Former champion, Waily Bur-
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_By BROXO L. KEARNS .
thing is sure—the Motor City
now hag itself a colorful pair in pacsenteg reg meen ines to then he shoots, and if it 'TP'S ALWAYS GREENER — Two champs reversed fields dur-
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}pauses only to catch his breath,
said he was happy to be in Detroit ynrsenadl el
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lower the 637%5yard, par 72 Cas? we
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men and women in the National).
Clay Courts tennis
grimly are holding. on to their
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The elimination of at least three
of the top-ranked men, however.
is due today.
Pilar Herrero, Cuba's women's
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Althea Gibson, first Negro Wim- on
biedon champion, raced past Sally
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Tespectively, won a
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AL Bat Lead
_| KANSAS CITY —Ted Williams:
of the Boston Red Sox is the new
American League batting leader
today, He replaced the Yankees’
slumping Mickey Mantle, who had
been on top since June 16.
Williams, 38, had three singles
in three official times at bat last|day’s
night while Mantle went hitless in
four trips. Their performances put Morrow.
Williams” patting average at 367 :
and Maitle’s at .356. Top Scars to Clash
in Kentucky Tourney
in 1954. Wally Moon ‘of the St. Louis
Cardinals broke into the National
League by hitting .304 in 151 games
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Voorhees - Siple -Funera} Home were replies at the Press
effice in the following
6, 8, 10, 16, 25, 26, 2%,
36, 49, 57, 60, 75, 76, 110. the Joha W. Perala Funeral) &
HINZ, JULY JL P maces CHARLES,
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. SMITH, JULY 16, 1957, MRS.
Irene Victria, 3431 E. Highland White Lake Twp; 63;
beloved wife e Gerald th;
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personnel. Phone moting sales Simi between 3 & 6 p.m.
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NEED_A JOB? ac EStaTw SALESMEN OR
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dear mother of Mrs. Ella Jane
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beloved daughter of Mrs. Jane
Hubble; dear brother of John
and Rawerd ubbie. Funeral
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19, at 3 p.m. from Coats Funeral
Home with Rev. Robert Garner A FEW V MEN |
a ae between. pair" ieee uy eg,
officiating. Interment in Drayton
Cemet Mrs. Smith will| BARB: WTtD aoe a. Piaing Cemetery. Mrs. : Ww. bawrenee i
lie in state at the Coats Puneral Home, 3141 Gashabaw Rd. Dray-
ton Piains.
SPENCER, J ony ay ‘eon — c.,
aster
can anes mere — or
lg Raw re | a ptstn
&
dames Braid officiating. Inter- CALL
-laamaenine ROU _after 6 pm, PE 48013.
CAB DRIVERS. STEADY AND
part time, Day or night. 101 W.
ment in Lakeview Cemetery. Ma- | ©.
—_,, ———— service, Mr.
will lie in state at the |
pe Puneral Home, Clarkston. | EXPERIENCED CED MECHANIC W
Guaranteed steady vorr
THOMAS, — 16, 1967, MRS.
® Myrtle O., 661 EB. Columbia; age
77; beloved wi of William ‘Ro’
ert Thomas; deer mother of Mrs.’
ary Hubert and Bétnard “Thomas:
dear sister of Victor Mulligan.
sous MAN, 6% OR
for parking — a.
able to drive ‘Riker Ga-
er ET) Wayne. bass between
a an tuenk ixreatn RCRD WOOL PR Apply Walkers Clenners, etaks Mass
Fi 19, at 8t. Michael Church
interm
every. Recitation of the Rosary
at 8 p.m. Thursday at the Brace-
= Ft -#}. Home. Mra,
Thomas Will lie in state at the)
Brace-Smith Funerai Home. |
____@LAZIERS WANTED
$3.07% hour, ee I;
WEST DETROIT GL. or
THOMPSON, JULY 16, 1981, nom" Aubura Ave. FE 32-0252
beloved husband of Mrs. |
E; Thompson; dear father oe
Edward, ymond and Corinne
Thompson; dear brother of Mrs.
Josephine Perry, Mra. Ida Dar-
ng and Mrs. Belle Mukdon. Fu-
held Friday, be
uly 19, z 16 om, trom 64.
incent - Paul Church. with
aes in 5 Lawrence Bae
ot o
WOLSKI, JULY 17,
2884
Hee OPENING me P oye
activ
1057, Lav -
» Milford ;
FOR CASH IN A}. Mrs. t Se
eral HURRY, sell oe
ro es through Classified
wry, |Anything woes! Di Dial vat te
26181. te
\ elpers Wanted
Pnecenslty. Make teh it
Sar
and PLAYER WA be union. OR 3-4521 on
Employment Agencies 8A
EVELYN EDWARDS - _ VOCATIONAL COUNSELING”
02 Community Bank Bidg. -
enceer Good the field
with the traci ye 34 oy
+4 é
rok ow Atnut 1-8561_
pe 10 DAYS, EX-
ava FUN ory ee MONEY
too! Be » wey a Sea-
Rem-
onnter. “Gu ‘Milfera
ART TIME- GARDENER. MUST have. own tras, Contact Mr.
een, Tam-O-Sbhanter ‘Country Club.
Off Orchard Lake R
384. | | PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE, COM. pany announces
aaaee oye.
pérsonnel monger, LADY 70
we ed 13 | AUTO, LADS.
Manager, Asst. er
Pontiac Area
THE SAND |. FE WAY" DRIVER
Work Wanted Male 10
phone Nasmeast Wo 1-3191.
PRODUCE An, STEADY he
Be re Apply: a in poe NURSE
Market. aidwin Ave.| Por doctor's
ROUTE a. ton i a TO Bo
45 and able to jive .n
Steady yea
were “ain FOR sari fa & board, good
bay es, 4610 Livernois, MUlberry
“SALERMAN — NATIONAL MAR. | utacty =
“NEED $85 A_ WEEK
St seen day,
| ithe customers, Have Medel show.
ance and bonus, Must have late
model car, live in Pontiac ingheam. 63311
and pd r tnghase Hr” #0 Cs
experience aad qualifications
Lal Evergteen, Detroit 18,
“CHI LDR REN'S
-SALESWOMAN:
PORTUNITIES -
adit. ®
"BEACH | CLEANIN
EM }-2088.
ish —solemanelioan
: cane, Ee
8} CUSTOM PLUMBING anstallations
Association ]
days OR 3-152). Wites and wWeek-
ends FE 6-4831.
oe pen MOSQUITO & a
MARKES SERVICE i 4 ”
$6,500 SHELL HOMES
9 OEE eet]
ei PLEM.
focee cae 4:20 cast ie “oui he ;
A&B ‘TRENCHING, ‘ id tie.
ana 8 * 2-2468.
work. Pe tte oe
small. FE :
‘ +9
R. I. uate RSHAM
Sanitation
and Septic
Tank Co.
'|47 Rhonnwood 1 armington Twp.
GR 4-9604 Licensed and Bonded
SPECIALIZING IN:
Commercial & Industrial
Insurance Agencies 17A
eval Aecke
‘Aust stin- orvell A,
Nicholie & Harger Co. W, Huron PEt
8EE B ‘
All Your Insurance Needs
=
*
UY, SELL
:
Sie ee, , | only $1,500 Down é » pieture Situated on scenic spot) Uy wn :
rate, ‘sidoms 6 scseson, eysriooking Ponies. Bul 817-Rins,-6 Acres | sd
¥ enced (rear yard. $8:900 ae ed 466 % road 004 loam
—— 46 down ment e ; ca Pontiac tuee e
ae ot, oe ee
oT ei nuts! It's raining.
OE ny Raa, 7“ mS
Om ee
finished rms. up. Oe RAINBOW REALTY Near Jonlys. 3 rms. 2381 | i088.
yard.
with 4 :
Lose McLarty, Broker | OPPORTUNITY — |Watkins Lake Front KNOCKS TWICE! View the lake from
oe . window. Large shaded
MULTIPLE LisTino sxavice. | Here's s 1960 Renee w'moy| — behatiful rooms Briar
=| ATTENTION! | Srntiss tees) Feats
i i i
he f
if
G2 ne nn
: +
it
$ i “i i ; e |
ty pine kitchen with wrougbt iron Four Miles North
“We have a few fine family Overviog 1k bas00 -~ $00 full eomege and 2 car, earege
$400 DOWN ISTOM se cs carpeting. fite- oe a mes Pern A ge tring
Partiy “comoleted shell ot Squaw | CUSTON pisces, “garages, etc. that gage qualifications necessary | ichen “lot 100 x, 208 teat
igh plumbing is. immediate | BRICK me. Pt Bows Pay: SPARKLER! te ge
possession. MENTS! Feel free to call apertat enna he seeing is believing. . $3806
‘ . ane St ee on gee gga more tnterior—make tas; ill Bandie. Call ;
Arnold Real Estate RANCH people, for desslie ae _8° | 5 setreom: — °
| ____ gto 8. te 1%4 Bath : jo oe ua Cape Cod Style =
* ja oe red walls. Senemed|. fceany pee ere .
FOR COLORED OTTAWA Brine reer carpenter fried pistely fiahed. 136 ¥ 20
-tumtty—tneome, ail fur Colored =_— a — eee eee en exira lake front
OD ‘ ‘ SGIN: southeast side on paved : “ DRIVE 5 lot across the road. Twe
: : @ ie, Phom : $1000 Gown or will conside Fixtures : -s with 2 i2 Shep "is ‘rear. Thermopane
om |i pon art | six pegu| soe Some ogo |onmt Come Om Fear] RD. RILEY, Broker | “| ppeeeee? |ttamohries| me =
month. Starting August PE Steen — 4 sop Eitsabethi Lk. Re. . . Ceramic . oS ee = Balt ta oven ump T1eS dition. =
_+i7a 5.|! LGR, RM. FURR. arr. % ; : cee Seas Te ae. F"nyciche fenced, | PN nter «oe Er iLake Front
_tyom ome tm vie of | Miricie —0_M_saginas 7% $0062. a re uh be MULEIPEE tistINO SERVICE| Three bedroom brick. Lote
Sian tet g camer f cuntren.|! ROOM. EITCRENETTE. PRI-T . . Se Se | _ eee oe See on
ant reference. FE 40526 Tate o—_, 2. ed l= or | LETS TRADE, j= _ peting extrs :
saat herntnasr wr) Soe tee Gime BS) So 3 RIC | Bee wea
pat 47618, 2 RMS. A. CLOSE IN. : $0488. : —-- -— : a a
wo BOYS, 13| Aduts. PE 2-4306. Caodiis AnD BATH. PRIVATE. : with 3 bedrooms, 1% bathe, MULTIPLE Listino service |Six Room Brick _
Sd 16, would de 2 or 4 to0m a LARGE: ROOM, WICRIY PUR-| 4, child gelsoms,, 68 © eA | For Rent Rooms 37 ful, vgsemant. 2 fenced lots, noun i home with 2 siee-
ry oo dr. High. Inquire 0 : oh Fer: : ees | pom. wner can of- CShnen LOT sit oe room, Gas Large
_ 2 Memeo. BE AAS IS |8 ROOM, Bas TTS Pirst floor consists of 3 bedrooms. od: too! — Make Your | See Se See eee
Share Living Quarters 30) coco “reasonable ‘e-3152 inage geepemed Being 2700, mee: BUILT ON ment now! WIL: , down, one large dormitory bed- —
ANTED womans ROOMS, BATH & ENT foor has two ta ~ B a LOT. ONLY ; : ¢ ee Oe ay a ean Near Suburban
ba! om 5 end bath furnished. F iH : sae
ete my ee seeeeteatt et | Suse = Sian feck fas incertae seme 3 BEDROOM | fie 'eteoricial nee ae) keris toms feat. '3
oR , 2 BOOMs a ona oom come, . BRICK Tehools, nice surrounding "bomiee Eiches tied. Lote, ef eloe-
‘td. Contracts, Mtgs. 32) cr ‘ingie man. 61 _Washington-| F | $1,000 DOWN a neat, at Call for Appointment ie es ee —— | Sirage, Paved. drive. Right
a Uy, . oe det ar iiedh hte. aii : K.|. sox Tg Bang price only) ELOYD KENT EXC. | beth, wall ) carpeting VACANT 11, room »heme = in 4 3
4 523 ot ee Ge wy = NEAR GENERAL HOSPITAL Realtor rane, aluminum storms and Excellent rental location, on wert 4A KITT + °
come. 232 Norton. Fee Ne ce race TOTORIAT. | "EAR OENENAL MOSPTTAL...., | zon piste Mer. oe Sutesraon, | Sctecit, 06 Det Sosoee: | Seat baical” good “home, G A \ ORD :
a RM. APT. PARTLY FUR- -| ig heat & water. FE 42780. basement, gas heat, storms and | E201 Ope LIK Impossipie? — Cal A gg 5 4 ~ — ¥ 3
* uished. FE 28781. ities, stove ou Fon pENE. INQUIRE “KE | serena, 2 sérage. paved | te IODERN 3 S| see this 2 year old beauty 2
DOLLARS 2 ROOMS 8, KITCHENETT, ea: | HOE ans, O@Otmaren, Seeing ROOM FOR WAN 3 Rome. sao: terme. Ranch pe newt we pti. a f
a SLGOR FRONT Green. PE 20003. 10688. Nees OT oa HOME ' :
2 Be ee vee down ows. "| cceepina pooms ten FOx:| SMITH iit MODERN 3 sex, HOME| F'lizcbeth Lake
: ° 7 ROOMS, CHRISTIAN COUPLE. tee Me OO ee mance |” _Wilson_Real_Bstele._PE_ 2960". Este
ay = TO BUY NEW OF - eth & ent 116 B. Howard. AN :
DB OORTRACTS. | 7"nooMs, KITCHEN & BATH. ON WIDEMAN states
Prt
. pitti PERSONAL w_ Open Brenings “WO 8:30 __| 3447. | ‘ : e
q Mae FIRST OR | ¥. Perty. Culld welcome. PE a t Large room modern
_ Last YOU SELL. SEE | _?5)7 caretaker. rent. : ver oa Trl © | nome: 23, toot ving. room,
area, pa . Ss . ? Bs. 5,
j ROOM FURNISHED APART-
D | Is THE “BIRD” TO SEE en. 16 master detrgom.
Adults Mo drinkers. FE a full basement, 50 ft. shaded
2339 Orchard Li. Ré. we AT DUCK LAKE - jot, Iake privileges — and
500,000.00 |», | coerce -|--2. ROOMS, CLEAN, | EXTRA CLEAN - HOME STYLE | oe Ptoom,, brick —
YY UY VM | pRIVATE BATH _ ~ {star | me So es a 7 Meant we ter Rotom an-
At our deposed so erenees, ter | to uuutees. va cae ait: . = soot weer ame.| Rancher _—__|_ scaped. tg value at $12,000 with
e a contracts for bg By 4 Meals optional. 3 ot 3 seas em : eat “Woes ot ee ey ps $2,500 down. Ges eee ee
Saedeg eis fake" | wee eke | met ae cememe| Emr meen st | Gloomfidd Colniat | Kampsen "2
Bur — To Sell small child welcome, $15 wk, FE pm gg tone insaiagy | with terms. Ranch 7 in io
with t ; ° home, se someone, Cash 4
ji; ROOMS BOVE AND REFRIO. Biot according 0 orgers.| 2 ‘Bedroom Brick poautitey Celentat rench nome on |REALTORS — FE 4.0528] seems, modera Lnchen, te bem. morass. | 3
y St. Mechanic This should not be difficult ines} rocated just outside the cit? one acte in the Bloomfield Hills | 377 § Tel Eves. & Sun,| cetpeting, excellent high dry base-
Stoke weh diet stores haye such School distfiet. 3 sized bed- ment, new oll furnace, 3 caf £8 LAKE FRONT ‘
TTA Rrticies, Mf housekeeper is toter-| args Too x 200 ft. well land- Foome, and 2 baths. Attractive a ee 350x225 covered) “" ‘Tog good to Inst! 3 room mode ,
REALTY CO. BEALTO™ turn, $100 smo, FE 22378 ented quote charges Write 10) seqped ot. Best of ail eniy | PCE fireplace 1 Ce ae ee ee empstea pn ie Rag ge Eo + og on ret
on. % __ Bur rE 20003 |j AMS. UPPER PVT BATH & _Box_t, Pontiac Press. $1,600 down, ing dine tthe paneled breeseway. , home for growing children, Price fe . Owner th: Sonhes
~$ CASH $ |Faqes,; GPa FH| Convalescent Homme 8A} come... | Soares beatin tree Sits | MACEDAY LAKE, | © : ha hy A
gtilities, Pri bath. After § — FE | Rent Houses Furnished 35/4 2 houses on 3 lots for a low, lontal fireplace, Excellent hot wa- i a ae ee ga- - CEDAR SHAKE BUNGALOW [LAKE PRONT.
SW AITING : $-1483. PAL PE PLP LLL LAA LA j ex- low price of $7,900 and only ter heating system. It's @ wonder-) water heater. windows. 4 ACRES 1800 on Cass Lake, 2 bedroom mod.
BUYER J \TLARGE RB & BATH. FE |}> L0G GARAGE HovsES. BEAU-|. {Dit -avatiable. Pine| $1,000 down. An 8 room ful famiiy bome country | >EAber Roster, Pivecreens, wree: | Ent, Sees Uatmem Ceuy fool ach, Wee alee saney Denes
RACT. Ol Set +22. x: * tiful freak yard, Garden spot: , pome, alse a 5 rept ott oor | Senlent ( od at 471300 on com-| SSF ikrye closets. window box | icie'iue beet buy onthe market| inie ection Full“ price $10,500 -
1. C FOR UITY. ET I RM. AND ro a, x , ; Ra. thig one, venient terms. & ola lot. yt &. 143 a, with today, hemne le aeraetive, weil wich 92800" ‘oom. be
“ welcome. * ca . 2 } * *
on, Fi i Fiotar FORNISMED, ALL, NEW 39_| GILES REALTY CO. | WARD F- PARTRIDGE | 0 Fie esTON a Oe reg
decorated, Nr. re. Ret S eee: 1 BALDWIN AVE. OPEN 90 : heat, alum after r. Jol,
Shences, $1 W. Beverly, PE 2-0982. HOTEL AUBURIN FE REALTOR, om af. Here lovely heme, ntesty | storms And screens, lovely mot FE soles. ! 3
i LARGE RMS. CLEA Ax & NEW- Rooms by Day or Week uk dryer all, Five rooms & pate} tint setting: sod panoramic view} A JOHNSON, Realtor
ly dec. a, Prt. | See get NA ob USE i} ca red walls, full; of sur country. ; » aM :
to bus, Adults only. Age: on 2 lots, new! basement, gas water heater, we-| - 1707 S. Telegraph Rd.
#9 _N._ Anderson oe A OEEVE Venetian | blinds, soreese. | QOERiS & 90N REALTORS | FE . ‘ B34 ee
—— a“ $5,000 \rULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 4
Basement, | Four rooms & bath. Ail newly dec- West Side test “ADU <4 ‘home.
- Bivd. Peo ‘
- - oratea. Oil heat, gas heat- _ ‘ost
3 ecreens. Ex- er, lake priv on
alue, Open from, 1 to 6 M
at eewur. | MibVet "“gas| ter softener, Storms & scr
“Trees shrubs, $12,500. Cash ps ily siding, i-car & —-Ph. PE 41587 Ee
aoe tay possension. } —feneeit “nace yard. west} ——————__—— 4
rf i
Late Grice Mit 2 eal Pe per moat oo 8s : 1 Pal _Biatae ae
3 er & ent. Very fice. Adults. "_FE ¢7 For Sale Houses 43 aoe ae we 60522. 645 5. Adams Rd. REEN STREET | Sana aoviag
FE ; __ | MODERN 4 RMS. $35 WEEE. 2062 O1's — 4000 pOwN Pontiac, Mich. Large ® room house. i for, a 12.980 with
y Rus cy BA Waish off Auburn by — On this large 3 bedroom bouts. ji AKE ORION sed - wg A ame =
“Apr EY. Rooms -
ythin: rnished, va! en
trance Meath. OR. 3-8217. ust
{ROOMS ~ CLEAN. _ UTILITIES |.
on weicome, FE 8-6061 or = on *
— Piss. gop 1 Ries ; : Pull cent. alum. ‘ %
7 RMS., PVT. BATH A . a .. ob FA} $300 DOWN et ne . Large 1 ST rome! .
Adults, 402 _W. Ht PE 6-7506. heat, large ge Fe Neely | 5 pedroom home near Pishers.| 100 2 ; stairs, Owner moving
j RMS. & BATH iL jand beam price. only |” 14 living room, with oak floors,| & ped. Toad pd = of city, :
* 408 Dresden. In Pontiac, fall bath. Only $6,250, Let us show 5
our ous CASH PRICE BEFORE e Dresee ful : BiB" s . |
SoM APT. FURN. FE 92-4060. M Ne Suan FE 30m
A RN, s
2 ROOM. Sanderson,
90 g. Rochester Bd. Ot jitoe
"| Rent Houses Unfurn. 36
DROOM i -- : oy
vailable August Poul Y
tne. 1 ETS Bk Wa a ie ae % bat ¢ } ¥ e =
i a
S<ifeoe' dows.
FOUR le
4 ‘say roam fenet
for only $11,900.
HURON GARDENS
Mae siete Ba room
= FOR COLORED
wale bm eee. Pe a! Mra, Bell, FE 3-3616..
CUCKLER REALTY 736 N. Sagivaw
re +4001 PE 1-#119
LIKE NEW
Earl E.: James 3260 Cooley Lk, Rd. EM 3-631!
: = Buy Thru Partridge
: List Thru Partridge NICHOLIE i AND HARGER CO. Fe sau)
Rochester Suberbia ~ basement, remodel ge |
eSrieere cs
Williams Lakefront
ae TAYDEN.
ry
ais ak ae clas 4 ee ao ik
goods people who kane how to run tit partment”
Partridge
in |
rm.
with ff M spacious Sinise oo =
room. 7 i» & Pantable 44
Double og Full ent| with lake vars in ghne
with automatic heat. 2 lots, nice- yy v. PAYMENT.
ly Paved road. Lake
tg = $5,000 down will han-
on ERAN K SHEPARD ILOOK ALIKES . FOR SALE BY OWNER: CLARK- ston. Lovely modern home. Lge. In
jenced lot. Near large lake. 2
: i EB iu FATHER — 806
‘ Call_ MA 5-187. aE MOTHER — DAUGHTER
Pies tomematon stumisum| BUT NOT IN HOMES
Seivilages.. ‘Terme. ae ; ee
$495 DOWN .s
mew 2 Ge gh omg A nd paiaciny age bames of various
Bed styles. Bricks, ements
‘This is not @ sel Ca ois ain. s006 Down ss: today or at office : or stop formation. we have lots avail-
sbie also.
jC. HAYDEN
— 8¢ FE. Walton TE bau Open Ev
Yard is fenced and well
| gee is well
living
oll furnace, garage. Lake - priv’
leges. Priced at only $9,750
NO DOWN TC Clarkston Gardens
( Colorado) 8 Dally
LOWER STRAITS LAKE
Meat & tidy—and comfortable too!
2 bedrooms, ee, kitchen,
dinette, 1% baths. Utility —.
Call Metamors 36 sy 6 p.m
OF RESALES, meaty per art ose — sasur-
| _ance. .
hace J", ath im Immediate
pts ACRES. me Dews. 5 § rooms |
& utility, Berries and fruit trees.
LAKE FRONT. 3 Bedroom. Rreplace, ee beach. $14,500,
Front «
ey RB
ag aD > hee
era home with 12x12
family ‘room yn Rm
= i carpet. ie Ang
ortgage.
“T. C. HAYDEN Realtor~
06 E. Walton FE 8-044! Open Eves.
Cranberry Lake Front - Possession
tio ‘side, safe sandy | beach. Tie car garage, verticle
at water jack aa er front, $26.000 wi sub ”,
stantial down
Watkins Pet Front
ERRY E. ADAMS CO.
08 | 3172 1 We ‘Hinton Bt. Oe ssi
~ $250 DOWN
house. Fine condition. Living
room, dining soem and achea,| ‘TO VETERANS | piece bath. Garage LOW FHA ON VETE
yard. Fine beach. This ts New 3 bedrm. By = paved
: So dendy te ealy CULMS Sl urects. 1azee tee, 10 wat, fom
EMBREE & GREGG | 4On“Investunier COMPARY. 1468 Union Lake Rd. 43008
EM 3433 or 3314 Everything you could desire in a
MODERN 3 RM. aouas IN MET-| 2, bedroom ranch bome, ‘ Located on Eceped. ll fe land
Full mil bath, aS Te het rst|: Me ; rar ane * oon
"| sYLVAN LAKEFRONT INCOME
Beautiful 3 bedroom home,
OSes aati ets Sten aay DARE
PAYMENT) feststcstittone ee terms. gert Y soraen and on the pave-
— — basement. Gas fur-
rout, 5 iy Don't miss
12 lemme, tress, 60 S- sate Smee ~tiving beach. of Zz with natural fireplace,
ial a jous rooms and ¢
ets, screened lake
Tahge on two new
en Commerce Road
tween West Bloomfield High and
of parochial. Imm:
at on either of two
Cass — are
= wp E these
two es Orchard
BLA , HURON, GARDENS. a a
Eee ms ‘1s THE “BIRD” TO SEB
ont ae
GATEWAYS to|*
HAPPINESS
_ WATER FRONTAGE
WARD E. PARTRIDGE
REALTOR FE a
started. Reahor. FE
ELIZABETH LAKE .
Goodrich
y+ x MEF La
For. Sale Acreage a7
Beautiful” wooded tw 6 acevo Parcels lest,
F rakcue Realtor
hg ¢ axe wileges, great
me, grnpe, aFbor,
Fo Ci a eae]
JIM WRIGHT
AKLAND Aue Ye boeat “Wit Lake > ait Newly fin-
Sel atibe Wit tila, 0005
etn Rage may
MULTIPLE LISTING pine exavice
7 re Lavender
_pn, "me ean or MU 0407 Bic Peas PRA tebe cree, 910 em. 5 eS Call Mr. Hackett, FE
Pacaeees heen:
pelts ba lames
Landse
shade. wer “aad Tivater. excel
lent ga
mediate = ggg
KEEGO HARBOR Modern 4 rooms with extra large
H bination “dining | MI 64133
BUD” a
"North Side
Tv connen 4 Bedroom
Only $1,400 Down
priced accopaingly at §7,490.
S| geet se tee \ oe reetn,
‘ apstairs, extra: a oman Priced at $16, 4_\Orchard Lake Awe. |
|Zoned Comimercial . and bus
room . foom. Com
a PF —— ome gee gn “ELW OOD REALTY and ‘kitchen. Large. utility, large
ing. On your lot. F. C. co $143 Cass beth R ; froat poreh. 1 warage.
Corner ms Lake road and Re 5-1284 or FE Sse Nicet fed fenced-in lot.
Ms?. OR : oo OR OPEN ‘TIL 8:30 EVES 2 An and stores.
36440. : acces ae at eek ae
HURRY $500 DOWN “y wn
Mod. 3 bedrin. home. Good SUBURBAN
_cation. FE 41906 S Modern 4 rooms with
one $1000 DOWN eke ity Tiled baih. Aluminum meres
3 bedrooms, 2 yre. ig aluminum | sta =
a wee * screens, 4 lots. Priced) BEDROOM - ‘Newly deco: Weiking” to ——
Lawson Real Estate — “car garage: 5
wat E! Aubum |, OL 141611 Full price only $9. CEORCE, BLAIR LT
3 BDRM — $300 NORTH END~Like new is 4536 Dixie Hey. OR 31251
Shell home, close . Bald Eagle _ beautiful . bedroom
Lake. Big, lot, Wale Tui} Rome. Lovely living room |. gives OR 31708 or OR 2.2087
_price me kitchen lots of cup- E. TRIQUOIS i ACRE. 6 ROOM MODERN HOME " emt ant :
feet Ortonville Suchy meaky, Or- ton uk fieers, utility rm. 3" Pa home ee eee ok
:—CO ewe Streamlined with formic table, 2 “be with
RETINEMERT INCOME. | a0 double closets. Full tiled bath
family spariment house tor RAY O'NEIL, Realtor | gownstatrs. 2 yay Reems and
4 202 8. Ra. ~4} Sec 3 i basement,
ng hry Sattocs + FE im - Sk aise air ‘eonaitionsa furnace, etc. Tie;
jot floor. Recreation a 4 e
. wooded lot, Price to - g
$ i epseg 47
GM Coach. Wi 04180 down. FE
42545.
im Rochester Tor goed EE front
San
for this new 2 bedroom :
from lake
Saves " MIDDLETON
"SPECIALS!
~ $1,250 DOWN
“HURON x VALLEY Tig MBO at. Pontiac, Lake
jon KE Pioneer High lands “A bright, cl
erie MA\ We Finance—We Finance cottage or
wea Y ONFIL, Realtor
-MIDDLETON
_ SPECIALS!
~ HIGH PROF
ishes estab
| ‘tl he tte at
SEATING RINK —_
“STATEW ibe
ares
Partridge A “GROCERY. atten.
HOME 6
Investors.
COMMERCIAL
Shopping Center Here ts & complete, well
oro stores in & wan Went leontien. hs bes} fuburban
—
ampsen'.
REALTORS _ FE 40528 heme 377 &
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56 Pickup, fa : $095 1¢ 2-ion
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FORD
"55 5 Pickup, ¥%-Ton $ 895 |" Closed tn box, Large heater, turn
8 cyl. deluxe cab,
turn signals.
tate ess Vanette 10. 10-Ft: $1495
peer pa Bi 3127 W. Huron FE ¢7i21 Deluxe heater, turn signals, light
Lane Star beste. Grice. MY 33135) S008. :
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EVINRUDE MOTOR 53 tence $ 495 |
BRANDS IN BOATS
ae ee Grumman & Old Town Canoes. aT)
Harrington Boat Works | “deus 3 Panel, 34-1 carrier rack. :
10005. eles BRON 28083 _ CHEVROLET :
vox Beate VACATION FRail-/’53 One-Ton Pickup $ 595 a gene &. 47 ea ac Seem
craft runabout boat, light, speed- aus
eel 28° PF beabee’ motor| 52 One-Ton Pickup $ 495
$200: jag RR at ihe Uni- FORD : ,
piernity Si. Festiet. rs icer| 50 One-Ton Pickup $ 395) “ :
ist Sickarags AY sett” |.) py 78. ys) Haskins Chey.! GARWOOD SPEED BOAT & MO ickup, %-Ton $ 151 Dixie Highway st MIs
sonable, thguire at fit Dekalb, popes Maple _+-4011____Open_nite i ® Walled take, Mien. _-/'48 Pickup ........ $ 145 ‘PVT. OWNER NEW if BTS. 00. 1? ALUM. ‘1 Chev. Standard shift, Good — ms. MS5e, CHEVROLET ; cond, MAple 5-320.
EVINRUDE MOTORS. CREST ‘st i_Dump, 3x5 Box $ 545 i Py By
trailers. trades oss, tora *Sack erm Calpe mars |S) Vance Bits $ $45 Ws DESOTO FIREFLIONT COR:
hubern Heights FE Ses” 4 ee ye shar Teas atk
OHNSON MOTORS co. | BE oe ne sarin. “rymecuoei : ae “a Bint Bone
cent down, Why walt? Go boatin QTeaves Wis. rece: ceo ae neater
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STATT'S DODGE CARS & TRUCKS
3 Pag DEMOS. 1957. BIG SAV-
cheap cats FE 2-266 days. or a. lm Ma" MY 3270 LAKE ORION “WANTED: SCRAP CARB |*56- Buick & oF dt 6 BUICK ANDARD transm|. ve: barga: EM a. ry * good
Always Re Ready to Buy
‘BAGLEY YAUTO PARTS Mrieage Wl shape. 7, Pe Bats PE $6019 179 BAGLEY ST.|1951 BUICK-SPECIAL .RARDTOP,
CASH | See Gown or your old car in trade.
Stock No, N—3779. Price $199.
North Chevrolet Co.
1000 8. Woodward Ave. + mingeem
cond, Gan be come altar &.
2267 Silver st Sub.
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SE ie Rate Brokers
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CHEVROLET
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| 54 4 Stake, IGF .« -$1295
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saiza|'54 Panel, ¥%4-Ton ..$ 695);
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Trade or Down
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Here Are Some Of Our Steals:
'52, MERCURY
Radio _& Mester, 0 Drive, Good Engine. Car ready to
$495
'53 CHEVROLET -TOP
fine, “fie re of seit
s ; $095
53 MERCURY:
Ratio 8 heaters WeWalls,
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ba oe a vig ear -~
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55 WER 2 DOOR
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1052 Btadebaber ‘Ve Land Cruiser,
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‘hone MAple 5-5141 * CLARKSTON ioe a gg od
Waser. agg He ents. $400
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36. 4 dr, HARD TOP
eae toe a white vinyl interior, wash- —-s ee
'%6 PLYMOUTH 2 dr. Savoy Stew," drives tg Sits, Ube
ss RIVIERA _ This Buick has po Lid page — & i
35 3 "DODGE HARD TOP fhis 2 power
CLARKSTON |
wails—save Mn At CLARESTON RD
| Ford-Mercury MY 2-261!
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siandard ‘abit leon, tre tester 6 Months Guarantee —
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Avon. FE 41487. hs 3 a H Boatite « Gr tdramete, Ran
ws, crrvnount,, Dat, .nar.| North. Chevrolet Co. 15 Ramer rete seunic” stato | finish. & R & H. white wails.
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’57 Olds Holiday Cpe.
57 Ford Fairlane 2,dr.
"56 Cadillac 60 mye
55 Olds og nag An
*55 Chev, Sta. Wagon.
’55 Ford.2 dr.
55 Cadillac Cpe.
$4 Ford Sta. Wagon
54 Olds. 98 dix. hol. Cpe.
’54 Buick Convertible
53 S. Riviera 2 dr.
*53 Olds 4 dr.
7 |'S3. Pontiac Sedan
52 Pontiac : dr.
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51 OLDSMOBILE 98 | 33 Pontes "br. _ HARDTOP 52? DeSote V4 4 Dr.
Power windows, Hydramiatic, re- | ‘5? “4 Dr. dio, 1 owner. R 2 &- ashe
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147 S. Saginaw St.
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Your Friendly FORD Dealer |
- QUALITY USED CARS
‘S6 Plymouth Cl, Sedan, $1395 Radio & Heater, W-Wall tires. V4.
‘S53 DeSoto Hardtop Firedome. Radio & Heater, Automatic, W-Wall Tires.
‘55 Ford Victoria......:.$1495 Fairlane, Ford-O-Matic, W-Wall Tires, Radio & Meater.
96 gs Hardtop ..$1795 Brakes. ¥ %. ite, Radio & Mester, Power Steere &
55 Ford : Guston: 8......1095
'54 Chevrolet Bel co _ $1095 #Dr., Sererutiee, W-Wall Tires, Radio & Heater, “eer ee
Radio & Hester. Ford-O-Matic. W-Wall Tires, Like New,
'55 Buick Hardtop..... os .$1695 Century, Se. Pa: Radio & Heater, W-Wall Tires, Power
ec | Buick Riviera .. - Super Dynaflow, W-Wall Tires, Radio & Heater,
‘53 Mercury Monterey. . . $995 Hardtop, Mercomatic. W-Waill Tiras, Radio & Heater. :
'S4 DeSoto Coronado... .$1095 Rg tne Redio & Heater, Ppnes
‘53 Buick Convertible. jee Super, Power Equipped, New Top.
53 Olds. Holiday Cpe.
we |'33 Cadillac Sedan | 52 Chevrolet Sedan ‘56 DeSoto. Adventurer. $2495 Pully Equipped, Very Low Mileage.
55 Chevrolet 4 Dr... Radio & Heater. Powergiide. W-Wall Tires.
‘53 Chrysler New Yorker $795 Automatic. Radio & Heater. W-Wall
‘54 Chevrolet Comer. , $H45 ** * @ w @ BIRMINGHAM||
‘SS Ford Sunliner.......$1495 |
$1245 |
$845 |
||| South Side [MID-SUMMER SALE PRICES SLASHED © AS ADVERTISED ON RADIO
SET OF FOUR ‘New Goodyear Tires, Guranteed—
Available on all cars -
FOR ONLY $29.00
LIFETIME GUARANTEE on all '51-S7 models
as long as you own the car
North Side 641 Oakland Ave.
"56 B I cen Hardt peg tS ee tween
Bel Air, Powerglide, W-Wall Tires. Redid & Heater.
Automatié, Radio & Heater, Power Steering & Brakes. x
|‘55 Chevrolet Hardtop. . $1495 Bel Air ¥-4, Powerslide. Redio & Heater.
‘56 DeSoto Fireflite......$2195 Shanta, & Heater, wwe tives. Power
‘6 Plym. Suburban.... $1895 Customs, Powerflite, ‘V4. W-Wall Tires, Radio © Peace
to-Plymouth, 1
9128, Woodward, Birminghara|
‘55 DeSoto 4Dr..........$1595}
SCHUTZ Motors | lhe
*S6 FORD Convertible ........2.+e-ss05 «+. $1795 | FR Mey FergOMetie, Radio & Mester, W-waits
‘56. CHEVROLET 210 H/Top ......... pees $1695 Tone OREEN & IVORY. W-Walis, V4
"S$ CHEVROLET 4 Door 210 «22:3... $1195
"BS WILLY'S 4 Door .......00.005 000508 005 aa fol Automatic Transmission, W-Wails.
54 CHEVROLET Co Corvette euksabes 4. a0 cs $1895
54 PLYMOUTH Sta {Station Wagon senna
53 OEDSMOBILE 4 Toor E 4 Door 88 ones inca S45
53 FORD D Custom 2 Doo 2 Door ». feses Maending x Pe
st PONTIAC 4 Door... aistcsa & MS
"52 CHEVROLET 2 Door ....... ae
"54 CHEVROLET 2 Door 150” siisyivdeclocl 06
54 mete oe $1095 ls Heater BRONZE ory 53 faa soveeao' th eee See RENO SEB ee -$ 945
~211S. Saginaw | "96 CHEVROLET B/Air i H/Top oa et
55 CHEVRO ET Convertitie. Be ious a ee
*55 FORD Fairlane Hardtop SoS cone cae +. -$1495
'55 BUICK Special Hardto need Pa cn, 95 CHEVROLET Tair 4 Door scene $1295 | 54 CHEVROLET 4 Door SS it noe 54 ae Door 210 «+... ns 795 | SS TORR T Dee
153 ies Pate eie. wae" ios ’ J5L ¢ KL ii caer .$ 295
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Sb PONTIAC Dear os iscceceses as «+ <$1795
'§§ MERCURY Club Coupe ...+..+-+++ ae $1595 |
'S5-FORD 2 Door +seusevessseesesees sara e$ 995
"$4 FORD Club Coupes >-.+-«s- as
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'S3 STUDEBAKER 4 Door ..-es+--susncnal 995
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4 — Ton 190 Bl Pte U.S. Army|8:56—(4) Faye Elizabeth. |
oe ee on () rf t | ck! Foreign Beauties |" series. ) silion Dollar Movie 91002) Garry Moore Show. (|
WWJ, News, Faye Elizabeth ud e aq Sic ul - Part 2, “Since You Went. Away” Home. Inca COLOR TV .
wave, 6 Curtain Calle ~ eO d Do Without) with caudetre colbert, Joseph a ie ae ae | ~ eo atahadeoncrgaamae
; . 4 . Cotten. (4) Best of Groucho. (2)! Price Is Right.
Jazz and Bach Elvis’ Motions Bob’Cummings. _ 10:30—(2) Strike It Rich. (4) Truth On, Makeo—$0995 Up : ae
: ae =. LONG BEACH, Calif.#-—-Doy t gens al 2 ‘oot Valian mt Lady. ; Tic] "TH. 9:00 : ; 22 ee
New-Sounding Singers Pwopess sirls dig Elvis Presley: fro omen rape mlaing bas ae DMs ye eee Are TV lars With Well, yes and no, according to} bands. (2) Climax. Laraine Day,/s).5_(9) Search for Tom ae eremmeaecs . :
e TV Regulars. some of the foreign beauties in| Leif Erickson in story of murder,|" (4) tt Could Be You, (7) Robin a ; oo
Rosemary Clooney the Miss Universe contest. “Walk a Tightrope.” Woman ¢ Ricky, - PROTECT Pay
oe Here are their opinions of the, 8¢¢% oe soragh phantom |11:46—(2) Guiding Light. gt : oe
go amt i singer: _ killer insists she pai 33~(9) Billboard. 4
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: a eo) ~ LR geg yy pemy Temes. O Pee FRIDAY AFTERNOON > :
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Vacationing Saige s JOP FDI <le:se—<0)_ Wrestling. (9) Feature| {5° ay Pengermint Prince || ee
| - fra| Theater. Frances Langford, Ed-/19:15 (9) Children’s Newsreel. | ae
| at Slap Happiest Now | ! die Duchen, Duke ‘ingen inlse's6 9) hs te World Ture, (0 .
a 4 = ie | “I'll Reach for a Star.” (4) High (Cate Club 69, (7) The Exwins. >
| . ; ‘Seni: Wark Sicene in Gramma. Family. 7% TS a
~ EARL WILSON Move Follows Refusal, Sioans plays Army colonel who ag ed (9) Hero) Lady ot ann amen | —-
SAN FRANCISCO — It appears to us Flying Wilsons that) to Turn Over Records Leleg tp ghovelie wer with Indian)" agoyig ; 7 :
vacationing America’s at its slap-happiest now in these friv-| ; : for: his own personal gain iD, suse Bride
olous fifties. = in Alleged Fraud Case | “Massacre at Sand Creek.” pr yp Sieg Party. (4)
‘ y.{9:00—(4) Video Theater (Color).|».99_¢2 >
tae. Ss. BOWLING GREEN, Ky. @ — Kent Gastth plays world-famous|” prong tee iat th Abe, Le
‘The Elks’ national convention caused amusement and|Federat District : ; _| Pianist who visits his boyhood] mg neg m P
jammed the hotels here. The Elks wore loud shiris-and voices) Soe yesterday called an FSI home jp “Summer” Return.”'is:39—(2) Bob Crosby. {ae
to match. agents’ refusal to turn over his tall) and _} Joan Evans plays a girl from)s:49(9) Myrtle Labbitt. : :
_- |pecords to the court in an alleged) Gene and Clark are Les. Puer- |» his past. __. |55—(9) News. FACTORY PRICES >
The editors were just clos- fraud case “defiance of the worst Ge anda oe tne Pu [50k Cer ecla 9:30—(7) Cisco Kid. Eccentric old) fora Day. (@) Request Play- +
ing their convention. One and fined the agent $1,000. waukee, the others from Call- man gives away money. house. NOTHING DOWN Ye
of them, George Benson, of ites Sent let eS ne eS ee SUNNYVALE, Cait: w®Policelgcqg(t) Club Polka. (9) National 3:15—(2) Secret Storm. - EASY, TERMS oe
Toledo, said, “There - are vat anh © eo Bar —s News. (4) Mich. Ooutdoors. (2)|5:30—(2) The Edge of Night. (7)\} pis: operator (ne tell . |
10.000 Elks in town but - ae fans wo Dr. Christian. My Little Margie, (9) Bugie|! ‘sag ‘ak ter Bitergrise oot ot
they've declared San Fran- FBI records must be followed in 10:18—(9) Weathervane 8 enn th q Otten Open saturday Meratngs :
cisee @ private preserve and . 16:15—(9) Theater 15. 4:00—(2) Susie. J nage vain Deer Phoshe.| fant se ian fun Suen .
you're mat allowed te shoot ruled June 3 19:30—(7) The Spy. Eight-yearold| (7) Ramar of the Jungle. «) Ganuractuaes Crclou®, PERCE
them. | its files | boy spies for Japanese at Pearl| Circle 9 Theater. :
Breryeedy Westy Sa Wee to band ae tue. Ch Der Sue At,
worried ; Russia and the advice of sie i 2
H-Bomb, probably figuring office in ee—(T) Soupy's On. Mickey .
that “Krushy’ has enougt 4 said, in Shorr subs. (9) Million Dollar :
troubles wait until Mystery. Warner Baxter, Hillary,
at home ed. Oe Brooke in “Crime Doctor’s Cour- ;
Great commotion was caused gave the agent that amount age.” (4) News: Wes’kamp. (2) :
in the Fairmont lobby by confer “again with ; News: LeGoff.
Rhonda Fleming, Ann Jeffreys - |11:15—(4) Weather: Eliot (2) Miss) ey * :
and Bob Sterling, and Mar- H. Hall, a Fairweather.
— They'd enter- on trial on 11;20—(4) Sports: oueniad
tained tors statements Tiger Mer. Jack Tighe. (@)]
| "The Barefoot Wife and I RHONDA and documents to obtain federal Sports Final. |
eter bers from “Tas | Rowing Authority Youn. Hall wa | oe wiesiwaen mete] 21 Used Sets
Vegas. Ti Guk se Ones ath tas sane * & * cro obama es F. Make ‘St
whipped off her shoes. = * The defense asked July $ for across 4 amous es
@igmissal of the cases, but the — c
* * pe se ike Guaeeed ‘The del 1 Two-wheeled
A man across the alsle- said to me: then asked to see government rec- § Moyers °
crve booq reading about those bart feet for years swe poy oy’ aera gg & Light, sang
Now I've seen them.” After Wallace failed to produce 12 Asseverate
Maybe the general gaiety’s due to kind of a resignation. |the records, Swinford said he is City in The a
* * * could not understand “why the “
U.S. government would object to sheltered side
compliance 15 Curse
16 Uncooked
17 Messages are THE MIDNIGHT BARL IN N.Y... . - © of a Supreme
The Terry Moore and Gene McGrath second-honeymooned in “We're determined,” says Stras-| conveyed
Miam! Beach: then she went back to H’wood film-making and|he realized Wallace was merely) ser, “not to be stereotyped or cate-|., ors nis 30 Poker
he sailed to South America on business. . . . Nicky Hilton in-| “Sone orders trom Beg rept ey tty Sagoo stakes i
vited ex-wife Liz Taylor and Mike Tedd to his birthday party,! ‘rhe Fat in Washingion declinéd|chorales.” - spay
adding, “Come see what a REAL party is like.” « « « Pretty comment. er + 8 ‘ '
Magali Neel, the French star, ent ee : ai the queneed, Gey" : me —— : .
ee For Florida’s Sake, an album of Bach chorales po Be Ge ies | ee:
2 : ' wits beckavoud] fast } | WALTON RADIO & TV : te sec tne ny way Dtink Orange Juice |Siratg ren. And ep =e aL: |
EARL’S PEARLS: Goif is a great s + 7 , — to doa Broadway musical. They're) 3s sa i. 1 1430 Corner W. e
you chfi be a pedestrian in New York without getting chased ee ee een ene 38 water EpeKes args Oe aa Joslyn, Corner Walton = FE 2-2257
by a car. That's earl, brother. ing stickers. on . ee ae TERT TO ae 2 Taste 20 Seottich 3 3 —
(Copyright 1957) : “For safety’s rop Auction Prices 42 Unclose (poet.) ai 72 Nuisance 3
down and live. Stop for a coffee). Pe FES is Bee ered, 23 Mest $ fone“
: ee This coffee plug aroused the irejish fishing villages the catch is|$1 Sorrowtul 5 stance. 4% River ts
14] | Sailor Dies in Canada of R. V. Phillips, a leading citras| auctioned oft off when the Sect, OS Anetemuten! * cppeaion we ie a Beep et on
+ets man. He protested to the Florida|turns, But the” auctioneers | $4 Comfort 7 27 Bon of Seth mad ‘
fon Navy Good Will Visit Citrus Commission which carried] start at the bottom and work up;|ts go‘sm """ § Opened mouth am, ciemewe 1 ,
QUEBEC (The first day of a\the complaint to the patrol. they open high and Se Haro ieee a» Sncrvehe 42 Rodents
lu. s. Navy goodwill visit to Que- From now on the stickers will|/price until someone
“MEN'S FINE SHOES 3 8.95 to oo. Shoes.
Some Sisceatiieea Styles
$8.88 - en and Year-Around
— | PP | A ey ole Ne $18.75:
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‘Capsizes Near Shore
FRONT ROYAL, Va. ® — A
bus driver and a 16-year-old girl
were the only survivors of what
began as a family outing for sev-
en here last night and ended with ‘ “arowrned. pie 8 a cern
rities Yentatively "Plamed Ai
~-which took-the lives -of two_wom-
en and three T-year-old children.
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State Game Warden James
Simpson said the boat had a safe
Bessie
Strickler, 43; of Riverton, Warren
County; ‘her son, Charles Strick-
ler, 7; Mrs. Gladys Drummond,
3%, of Stephens City, Frederick
County; may Williams, 7, of —
ton, and Wayne Lansbury, 7,
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many,
The couple, along with sons, |
George, 13, and Robert, 8, share}
their home with 71 birds and ani-/
mals
a“South-” Ametitan “honey” bear}
called Kinky and a French poodle
to’Germany. But he’s busy _ ;
days arranging to “board out” the
other pets—tw6 poodles, two rab-|
bits, three cats, two Java temple
vee and 60 canaries and para-
Asks Police Powers
for Use in Algeria ‘PARIS @ — Premier Maurice
The survivors were Mrs. Strick-/his government's short life on his
ler’s husband, Harry Strickler, al
Trailways bus driver, and Sandra
Drummond, 16, daughter of Mrs.
Drummond. r
* * *
The boat was less than 50 feet demand for special police powers)
to cope with Algerian terrorism in|
France itself. :
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The Premier cut off hours of al-|
most uninterrupted haggling after)
—Mother Allowed
to Keep Children
After Poisoning
once to poison.
Two months ago Mrs. Tomiko
28, gave poison to Roy,
2, and Dorothy .Ann, 3,
some herself after her
husband, Army Sgt. Roy Samuel,
had-told-her-he-wanted a divorce.
+ 2° &.
hospitalized several weeks and
Juvenile Court took custody of the
children.
* * *
Mrs. Samuel won the sympathy
of several church groups. -
Yesterday her husband, sta-
tioned at Tacoma, Wash., an-
nounced he was dropping his ef-|
forts to get a divorte and custody!
of the children.
The announcement was Made)
by his attorney in a dramatic|
courtroom scene ending a two-
day custody hearing.
A giant clam. may weigh as
much as 600 pounds. — \ she/France. But their ai since taking office June 13.,
out of office and put, the nation
inte another political snarl. |
The ballot was set tomorrow
afternoon. —
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The vote will come on a bill to)
continue the government's special |
police powers. in rebellious Algeria,
as well as extend part of them to,
ication to)
the homeland was only point’
of issue. i
Taking up Sit 5
bill individually, the Assembly)
earlier this morning voted 362-173
to continue the virtually free hand |
in-Algeria it first granted Premier
Guy Mollet’s government.
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really has jamborree trade bait—|
personal pinups of Jayne . Mans-)
fiekd.
Jack. went over to her Holly-
wood studio a -while—back,—posed#-
with her, got 50 autographed stills,
and was in business. i
Jack said “I've swapped them)
for troop patches and neckerchiefs
because they're my favorites.”
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ute rush. left and was ready for a last =
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models!- If gives you flexible controls—Speed Queen agitator washing
action—heavy duty perforphance—extra capacity—oand much more. They’re
- selling fast—get your while they last.
Sensational New 1957 |
Wringer Washer
| With Big 20-Gallon Porcelain
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Hurry to WKC for this “deal.” The famous Spted
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PORTABLE RADIO
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8 450 :
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Deluxe 3 - way portable
Radio, —ptus
bag. Big beach towel and
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to 16 inches.
With Your Old Refrig
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Brand New 1957 Model! oe
Regular Price $229.95
~~ "priced! Givés you cold-clear-
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Admiral. 2 21” High Fidelity
Two full fidelity 6” speakers reproduce all tonal ra
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this is the finer 1957 Hotpoint that’s
automatic from fill to finish! De-
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Not only is this Hotpoint our biggest refrig-
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The full-width freezer has an aluminum finer
thot conducts cold 4 times faster thon steel,
won't rust! The full-width chiller troy gives
additional storage for frozen foods. And
front’’ convenience! Tall-Bottle. Zone!
Pay Only
25° os DAY
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_ New 1957 Hotpoint 30” Automatic Electric Range A range with deluxe features
at down to earth price. §
oven is automatic. Clean-easy
oven design. Large broiler-
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| io Down Payment. ° Budget Terms ‘there's deep shelves in door that give “‘up-
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venience of a Swing-Out,
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Yes, you would expect to pay at least $249 for this beautiful top - quality merchandise.
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and styles that will always look fresh and dramatic. Lots of storage space, too, in) the
big double dresser, spacious chest, bookcase bed. Sealy innerspring mattress and box
spring give real weering comfort. $2.50 Weekly!
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Left) side drops. Crib
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New “Swagger Styled’ case 95
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PHILCO 30-Inch [. Electric Range _ 3 Easy-vision control panel.
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