The Weather U S.. Weather Bureau Forecast Pleasant. (Details Page 2) ~ Al j , / E ' y js | “ at. 117th YEAR kk kkk PONTIAC, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1959—56 PAGES ) UNITED ASSOCIATED F PRESS ah a RESS 8c Beck, Suspected Slayer Caught FUGITIVE CAUGHT — John Coyle, 24, 1s brought out of the woods at Middleboro, Mass , today John we hy State Police moments after the Philadelphia stripped for weapor bandit was’ captured with his younger brother of bullet wounds Bandit Pair Taken in Cape Cod Woods. IIDDLEBORO, Mass. (P— The Coyle brothers, object of Massa- chusetts’ biggest manhunt, were captured today in woods about a half-mile from where they held up a liquor store Monday Shortly afterward at St. Luke's; Hospital, William: Coyle, 22, young- er of the two, died of police bullets His brother John, 24. was not wounded The brothers had fled Philadel phia after allegedly kilhing a_ po- liceman. They had kidnaped a hos tage, William Sedgwick, 49. and Beulah Swirling Over Gulf NEW ORLEANS tUPI:i—A_ big tropical storm with winds just short of hurricane force began moving toward the Mexican coast today south of the berder cits of Brownsville, Tex * * * The New Orleans Weather 3ureau warned that tropical storm Beulah could easily reach full hur- ricane force in aeross the Guf of Mexico its trip It remained in one spot through the night and then began to drift northwestward at five to eight miles an hour today. : The Weather Bureau said its present speed and course would bring it slamming ashore -on the upper Mexican coast late today * * * 4 9am. (EDT) advisory said highest winds were about 65 miles | an hour near the center of the storm which was located at that time about 200 miles south of Brownsville Scattered squalls with winds of about 32> miles per hour extended cast and northeast into tue middle Gulf of Mexico A Job for + Johnson NSBORO, NC Edgar Johnson manager of the loca] store shoe chain this week, replacing Ray Jehnson who was trans- ferred to the Washington store Harold Edward Johnson had been transferred a few days earlier from Greensboro to Philadelphia APh— became GREE Harold of a ‘News Flash WASHINGTON i—Rep. Louis C. Rabaut (D-Mich) became if in his office today and was re moved to the Capitot physician's office on a stretcher. Aides of \ Fr os allies, even among his own — arty. Zepubli ta vil] ved At Conlin’s urg ue Mercury Seen Near Normal Next Few Days > Pontiac Te mperature s in the area will average near normal for the next few days uO the high in the upper TOs and the low ou, the weatherman says The mercury will drop to 45-30) jtonight but will climb to a high} lof 72-78 Thursday, Friday 1s ex-} jpected to be fair with moderate | itemperatures. - ‘| x * * | Seattered showers are forecast for Sunday and Monday with rdin- lfall averaging about one quarter of an inch Forty-eight was the lowest tem: perature in downtown Pontiac preceding 8 a.m. The reading at ] p.m. was 72 Official Sounds Polio Warning Total Tops 15) Present State of 532 Cases ‘58 Toll by An urgent plea and an omuROUs assurance were isSued today in the face of rising pollo cases und O the memorg still fresh of last September's epidenne in Michigar Polo IS still with us and will be for a long time ays EJ AP Wirephoto 1 tollings, executive vice president irs police coat after he was “of the Michigan Sister Kenny Brother William later died foundation. “There were 38T cases of polio in the country at tl time last year. Now there re Michigan had mre than its share of the national total. At the end of 1958, 5,995 persons were struck by the crippling dis Of these, 1,222 of them ease, num vi} ain an John D. Monroe, Oakland paunts health director, urged those lrowve Oo Ma anusctt nh Ci Bot} broth Ail h IVEY ha do not have their shots to Sedgwick escaped when the &!™cd et them immediately gunmen fled into the woods as * * * “If you start now, you can get they were surprised by police \ po ip to 400 men two of the three shots in to b after the liquor store job. state trooper conservation offi ¢ffective by the most critical ume . 5 ( tl year. the later pa At Troopers vunned down William cet } BI agents and are Ty hier | a. we obs a part of Au : ; at ust and September, You will hav« Coyle. He was taken to St. Luke's had beaten through the nods \ . eer . - at jeast some protection by these Hospital in serious condition since Monday mornit t - * heat test months Shortly betore 9% acm. today F John Cavle escaped the hatl o State Police received a call fr - The c@munty health director said ‘ _ ) . oe “ i ¥ > bullet He wa tripped of h Walter Sehmidt of Union City inst throwgy thr ecbecix = 520d clothing, wrapped in a trooper NJ... who was visiting is m ith. percentage of children up to the Severn) 5 apecitent at —, : - age alreg ave rote raincoat and hustled off to police ¢;.indaw, Mrs. Victoria Canova. Re of -14 already have protec barracks > ; : tion. just off Route 28. The liquor store is just up the road. But.” he Wi ot) per cent of ] : ae + the population from 14 ta HW) prob [; Sta ee i s th ; ‘ : : ‘ = ably doesn't have vaceine These Aith ’ Powe t in toypopvest ‘ P mn pp“ are the ones we're worried about deni n the Canova yard M a 1 opee shiva cate ‘Eroamer John Lacise of ee eanling pene ‘ — ‘shots will have to get them from Bi { one of the pealice ( ai vs their private phvsiciins nen wh ‘ ; on ; OF eW qa Qe ii “We don't have any vaecine now or any money to buy it : . t+ * * . . “Ve walked in the woods there with,” he said, “The state ran Conflict Looms on Aid ca 7 gare 1, , out of appropriations for pollo and T saw them crouched down in to Schools and Size of # thicket about 25 feet away S#reine Trooper Paul Keati who Wal “We had requested $400,000 f F [ \ ; ql fed ) ot Next Year S Budget right beside me, velled) They fired this protection but the legisia- y shot or two at us then we fired ture hasn't done anything about it LANSING «P— New storm sig- B!C% ture hasn't done anythinga bout it nals flew in the Legislature today | a Ge. oun of IM Tt doesn't look ke they will . the ra t is th nde \ WHO warning of conflict ahead on the ' hear 1M the older one wh * * * 1959-60 school aid issue, and ag walked “We reeeived aid from the stort cordingly over the size of .next Lacasse took two revolvers and federal government from 1954 ears state budget from the wounded brother—ene to 1938 But there is no Mass "p1 , * * * a .32 caliber nickel plaled gun; gram here now ” They took the form of separate’ ‘the other a .32 caliber snub-nosed : Gare o : 8 t " he bis to continue the existing 4 per blue steel weapon, és Bolling al ° Beprarne gary by cent excise on liquor after June overly optimistic wishful think 30 ated to ren ~ 1957 inc oi Lacasse said a number of the ers who began advocating the JW, ¢ “THE 4 a ou “ea . 1 * from three t¢ hive a ict vackage! OOPeTs fired at the Coyle. broth- closing of polio facilities after I Pe TO Er tig § a acKage ; ‘ in the state cigarette ny ol with their service pistols — the discevery of the Salk vac : ; . as he did — and some shots were cine,” The measures were introduced fired from carbines, The criticism came in the wake in the House late yesterday by Associated Pres staff writer’ .¢ the dis at me ti f ‘ wee . { . Ct ] A on ay rey the Ways and Means Committee. Cornelius F. Hurley was at the ; ; . ment aid for vaccine and the clos- They evidenced waning hope that. . . - . $< 5 SAK . md 9” “Ap re ~ fies . tiacs continuing to boom. ceived a report from our tail gunner. Corder (AEM 3.C. three persons indicted to In fact. Pontiac is close to Donald E. Corder of Jacksonville, Ill.) that there were day by a federal grand jury ‘Plymouth in total car output for two swept-winged jets on our tail. In New York City. 959, statistics disclose oe Fuse ee at oH, GtRUSUES The next thing he satd was that they were firing at Beck was charged with " 222,253 Pontia . acce 1{ 2900 0 - Ani ot deme 1% 53 Pontiacs 1. 1 ordered Corder to train his guns and fire ee k, accepting $200,000 from have rolled off the assembly the nec ONES Cuso . in the first 10 days of June. The LT. CMDR, MAYER se inp (hele renicoe nit ihe or statistical service said this was the , vue . : Set “ iy Us . ke ‘ A. best start for any June since 19 . ra an - cen : egal . and the highest first 1-di figure was that (hey ran ow of ammum hor since April 1 10, 1956 * * ® ._* * DAVE BECK Th ut industry. divides 1 We did not fire at all, The PIM rit auto ( . { as { months for sales purposes : has two 20-millimeter guns forward field Township, president of th: day sections and two aft, but the forward guns giant’ Fruehauf Trailer Co, De- 2ND HIGHEST were not working and fhe jail troit oe * ° ns were knocked out right at . ; Automotive News reported new The other was Burg Seymour, : 7 . the start : ; car registrations for A praij—the, Macmillan Said Ready president of the fee latest official figures—as 573.777 . We must have been hit 15 or Transport, Inc., New York. -Sey- second highest for the month in to Fly to Washington, 20 times. At Miho (western mour is a resident of Connecticut. act Moscow to Halt Breakup cE oo) leash ashel Calas. tldaal The trucking executives were al : \ ii ordnance men found a .40 calibre leged to have ‘passé¢d the monrc; Autemotive News also ae armor-plercing ball (ballet) and bes ie Hoa el ai “ale 9 ‘ % 4 1 IY "1 ene ; a o Beck ‘ ~ 2). g ere mated that dealers had a mont GENEVA (UPD The Geneva igh peplesive ahiapert! 910,000 new American cars in fp eign ministers conference , ; . : . ime ree About 30 to 4> minutes after the stock on June 1, all-time record enthed the bank of failane to un tap the for the indastry. ; attack began, two US) Air Force Much of this inventory has been day and British Prime Minister F100s reached the area They were built up as a hedge ‘inst. a Harold) Macnyllan was re ported -too late to engage the Communist possible steel strike later this ready to fly to Moscow ind Wash. planes but we were mighty gl id iumaime invion in’an effort to avert disas- to see them . The i trade publication also* ter There was considerable damay said that used cars held by new The United State Britain and The tail turret was knocked out car dealers have dropped to slight France slapped ther’ final pro- and on the same run the rudder Iv more than. a 28-day supply posal for Berhin on the conference control system was kayoed There lowest point for the sear. table and warned Russia to accept was damage to the starboard re it or see the tiny four. talks col- ¢i;procating engine and a. hole 5 : lapse There was every indica- @irough the starboard jet’s tail Estimate U.S. Population tion Russia would say no, The pipe. There was damage to the *npe final answer might come today aileron and. fla 4 t erons ; pS Now Over 177 Million pgm Moscow a * * * The starboard engine bean to belch white smoke about 10 dr 12 minutes after it was hit. If was feathered and the starboard jet wentout, too The only engmes we were able to use after the engagement was over were the two on the port It's rather difficult to keep the plane in balanced flight with side, FRUEHAUF RO’ the engines on only one side and especially with the rudder sys. “ts Do cmmedtea explane ation as tem out. to the purpe of the alleged ax tion We started flying back at 160 * A A knots and an altitude of 1.500 The indictment itself did not ‘ Ia » % c (Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) specify the reason or the charge ~~ ang U. 8S. Atty. S. Hazard Gilles- | pie declined to elaborate. The companies also were named as defendants, along with | the Brown Equipment and Mar ufacturing €e., a subsidiary of Associated Transport. 4 The defendants are scheduled to enter their pleas to the charges on June 24 Vancing then and backing her If convicted the individuals against a tree. could receive a Maximum sen > tence of a year in prison and & Police quoted Roberts as saying ne fa I $10,000 fine each. Each of the com- va Fl Lecce < 7 ; he then kissed Mrs. Cioffi panies couki be fined $10,000 ‘BEGAN TO SCREAM The Taft-Hartley law forbids th Said Poberts ‘ head of the union to take money “A lady leaned out a window) from management and at the same of a house and called, ‘Do you time forbids the payment of monev need any help down there,’ and by the employer to any union of | ficial The indictment is unusual as it names the payer as well as the receiver, she (Mrs. Cioffi) began to scream. “T pulled a pocket knife out of my pants and cut her. Then | ran between houses * and | | through an alley and got home." | The indictment ‘said that on or Mrs. Cioffi stumbled onto a aboyt June 21, 1954 in New York, n and fell dead of a three-inca, the indiv iduals and their companies ‘deep wound in her left chest. It eng aged in an industry affec ting was her habit to take nightly leommerce and did unlawfully pay walks. Dave Beck, then head of the Team- * * * jsters, $200 pay Roberts liv es. with his mother, : = On the same day, Beck was ac leuséd of taking the money. All are scheduled to plead to the He was expelled from junior] »Srictment on June M. Canviction Inigh school two days after the, (Conti 1 on Page 2, Col. 3) slaying for threatening to strike aj aa stepfather, Jessie Cur-| ‘eee ot Cass, FE i\ 2 ae % . a \ : \ an | = : it, \ \ eo ere Sf * . - THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1939 poeta} ——— se a Legality Doubted, Fast OK Opposed Biamarck on City Adopts Dust Controls . patrol bomber over the Sea of. a spectal rate even If the cost Japan Monday and. seriously of providing service was po dil. . I have included the full wounded a crewman ferent than It is for other éus. r phe welts tuna pee * ¢ * tomers. I understand that reservations will be made in order A sttong protest will be filed fe sald a survey hy the maga receipt of applications and with the Red government when iti zine Editor and Publisher showed 0 { understand that I may partici is determined whether the attack: the average profit: margin for # of ents except for possible chan ing wt fighters -belonged to the’ netespapers in 1957 was 444 per necessary by some event beyond control of The The Day in Birmingham ‘Area Police Nab Suspect, Hunt Another in Holdup " Press upon a waiting list if I am not included among the first 85 payment with this reservation. tour : sone at gg age shall idi ve no vy ‘05 S ox the that my name will be placed. te in all of the schedule nges or additions made Pontiac * Pt » Despite doubts about - legalit Henry, who predicted the law means to settle complaints about an ambitious dust control program would be challenged in court as fjying” dust from a commercial | BIRMINGHAM — One suspect at 8 p.m. in the high school gym- Was adopted on an emergency = Ulegal. parking lot in his district. | was in custody and another was nasium. e © sis by the City Commission 14s! yya.g. Philip E. Rowston. the - | being sought as Bloomfield Town- * night shee aneenee cen the Commission Se coma Eaerien iam 7 ship police investigated an armed - Martin Weinrich, 17, son of Mr. zk °*« taniative eo eed thal boerh oar Donaldson's suggestion, the law| robbery this morning. and Mrs. Albert J. Weinrich, 155 "NLAUY ly aggre Ve ‘Trnaps a i Z . Under the ‘ordinance, the city the law should be more definite, W88 extended to cover not only In Oakland County Jay ieee vorn Lane, . valedictorian of the has powers to enforce dust con: But he voted to adopt it anyway commercial lots, but all parking ard Eastham, 19, of 474 Oakland Birmingham class. tro] on private parking In! * * * lots operated in Pontiar> except) Avenue. Pontiac. He is being held| Martin spent the first semester those covered by a separate or- in connection with the 2:30 a.m. of this year in Dusseldarf, Ger- Alt the same time, cotiis (ity Attorney Wallianr A Fiwart dinance governing licensed park-| holdup of John R. Alevy, 29, who many, aS an exchange student on sioners approved a $2,000) pre ho elroy ip the ordinance de ing lots : | |lives at the Roosevelt Hotel in Pon- an American Field Service schol- gram to treat city alleys with fended the Hy manager provision | iarship, In Birmingham, he is' a . I tiac. | dust control applications this ly has to decide when Dugan doubted anyone would | ; ,. ‘member of the National Honor So- summer. hoinee exists,’ he said fight the law in court. Police are er ie ae | ciety and winner of the National Ge brother, David, 24, of t i Phe i at “Why couldn't we include a Tim sure 98. per cent of the land eairees Richard Eastham | Merit Scholarship. Martin is head minim the r dust provision about measuring the People will coopePate with us Any- was taken into custody at 5 a.m. pedsfor Prancetan eel: : tirred up | 7 rf i dust, to determine if it is harm. ,“#y, 4 Court fight would be too} ‘when he a peared as police were | Birmingham salutatorian is Bar- ihe d ! ful or not2" asked Henry costly considering the low coat of PPE left Dara Sayle, 17, daughter of Mr. ie cd i nry. , investigating an automobile le be Sayle. 1527 pulling a dust applieation down | ¢ the ‘the y and Mrs. Robert A. yle, 15 PASSES 35 TO? PF hiew of no way to measure Lele ud passing a new lawd at the scene of the robbery. Cheltingham drive. Also an NHS The ord 5 14 it POURG IN THE “AT. the same night at is first proposed! The abandoned car, a 1957 Olds- member, Barbara has accepted a of ! ues bewait as Ca dangerous precedent mobile traced to a Pontiac woman, scholarship to Smith College. fe He aay bo Wet Shas Phat WANTS, DISCL SION had been loaned to David East-' valedictorian of the Bloomfield dissentin, : iy we shouldnt push these 01 . | . ham. In the rs ae found| Hills graduates is Lucile Barnes, tinaneres throuyh on a moments Gbject fy Passing a dav itn a shot un, a ackja mask an | al " Henry questioned the fegality notice ofpplamned Landry Nor. out first having a chance to take a aaah hand can. a oe of ne i we of the ordinanes and Landry ob. , a 4 leech la hee cecule | ; Norman Barnes, 1 ’ jected to ity being pushed tt nh it Takes the Commission = back ty the people in miy dine) McAlevy told police he was ac-| mingham ected to ity being pushed through on ta ws eeke 4 . ew trict fur discuswion” said [andry | ; left the ' ; : on an emergency. basis. “ ; cks to puss a new oy ; : . i ; . y.| Sagan Seacart pale a Salutatorian is Shirley Smith, 17, IRL) Us CUREEES RUE, OS SSSI) WF ae daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Carleton The lave aioe city fo order Commissioner John A Dugan approved in principle, a dust con South boulevard in Pontiac, by a A malts of Guilford road, Beverly propert, re to spread dust Proposed the jaw dast mht as a-trol program lone bandit with a sawed-off shot- | Hills ’ ontro] appiicat ‘ fe next day the brothers me ice officer Norman Stites, drivin : ewhen a dust situation becomes botec and asked Sehmidt what Sedgwick pointed a vun at him ti fol 8 hear James A. Lewis, vice presi ca public nuisance was up. Schinidt sald he wiw ind for La nen t enter h own jon youtine pa | dent in charge of student affairs ; I ue) we Ly Ww , H 1 : onied 4 eating brea®tast when he saw a... | Forcing the victim to drive, oe at the University of Michigan. the ui a 1 . oes young fellow with w blue plaid - | will the people know whe _ they » fhoeper med ih inbines [08 Kune s murder, They, also! wer - ’ * = * ne ne 4 aed ak - ans si , ' re a ; Seavey ' , ‘Timothy red, an ree sisters are in violation or not?” queried Qogeist harged with kidnaping A con , . 8s say S He ll Leavy e Today Police then returned to the scene La * M Lo d S | ' ' viction on either count could bring He Lifted un : nny urie Ann, Mary uise and San- : 4 nd adtanced of the robbery to investigate the|qra Jean, all at home . tig Hl | \ cdoon the @ an sentence d Pil T d ibandoned car, W here they nabbed | ' f / Te fi U . | , rf ele rhe oyna were born in Phila- | Q) ] ot urne en Richard Eastham two hess later. | iberace Awarded ee gel Theyre as ane Te : a . bead a wee welling ne ‘a lime they ever were Toward Miami Birmingham and Bloomfield Hills 0d elf laws ’ ’ : Uh at restec : Sha 5 . a Vi) 400 in Suit { abe oh alhun 7" Ay ALN ON. Tex iP— Gov. over, spent a good deal of the high schoo] seniors will ee caps iG \ \ laf “| was in . id go Orrow ¢ artici- 7 sand a trooped an. oO tl : ' - ‘ oe i K Tone (of Louisiana yelled night fooking -out the. window, #24 Bewns tomorrow and p biel ® . LONE { elled le rads Whe Beck Fruehauf CE oo _ {the pilots ; " to newsmen today he would leave smoking and chatting with “hos p ve | yee ia ment exercises, al ine ij ‘ Ve i ; \ } i \ } * SOUT a® ‘ id . c af tne Wu . es he A Uae b the ul ’ Ben) ean me at Gone Galveston for New Orleans at 11 pital attendants GI) es SET SSE ST r i awarded Aruer te Penh oupl Spe s rit sabre _ - dry awarded At ! (lee Geaperpeet she ’ POURS penis” ms im, aecompar lied by his wife and ,. * aes : The Birmingham ceremonies T iivinn fen ee te UE ea Indicted by Jury mae hwo other persons ees are scheduled for 10 a.m. at the West Bloomfield Justice darn , ee | ; F | ‘ " ! 4 tt . { ter Tall si this « f , ae . os | | ue me lanier, ee n thet { a a _ at ' ni The governor shouted to news €To win release, his family has high school, Diplomas wil: go to | Vill Lu 1 { IK fs \ UK Passes Wit n yest ih. Ayraitist don [vat lia iad al Wie: cuouctiel aleaay dea meen wath ¢ | men from his second floor hospital to withdraw its commitmy mt pet 499 Birmingham graduates, Announces Crackdown = * * * Wie gee! (ees pole fie coma Continued. From Page Cine) a shiny yun . room “My wife, my seceretary ton from Judge Hugh Gibson's = The jurors 14 1 Gther troupe . a 7 1 wg rarnies a fine of $10,000 ind ene Hatin wicks excising tl mt ind my visier will be here at 1] Prebate Court | Bloomfield Hills’ class of 162 sen-- On Reckless Operators + decided af j ral | | er a iy oin prison for u i 7 idu ; OS GAA [aS AEE DS, lock They're ing to take m I i iors Will swing into its graduation i ec pay fr il arnt ede une vit] ihion e Pea A , f pe beh AIS ‘ oO clock a re oot) ae ake i ; r* i . - . : Bier anon tha babe B the proud 7 OURS ng sever’ Amencins, on a Be.” y x Oa . The light in Long's secone = | ’ . — eyo lives an) Litchfield Niesynr _ to Ochsner Clinic in New Orleans. story room was the only one on West Bloomfield Township Jus- Alirver columt Willian Pa, Then a trooper came running Gans, Cun lee as fet kedt Cubana Airlines poate : ' : tice El C. Dieter! vesterdé Zier wmplied that the pianist back out of the woods, opened — ew York Heck | | | Se ae, Tuesday night The New Orleans States-IHem during most of the nig nt: ms 4 ® ; “ eile ; fhe the a be ho one me a the crulser cur radio aud told yy. k lives in Seattle * a x quoted an unidentified source as | Sovernor slept from midnight to ives 0 10 arning let . e ‘sia at t she no ) ise & | . Loashy Z a : 4 a.m, reckKiess aun, erm on The vaplieatin was aniline ie headquarters ‘We got them. Get He talked like a crazy man saying Long would be taken to Oakland County lakes, as he sen- fury heid. and tl io a doctor The tadictment apparently fol op. pi He kept mentioning Gehsner's for a deterlorating At 6am. he waved to newsmen Rj = Yised by Cont 1 . i i lowed the appearance of these Viiami fo the pilot At first the heart condition, who kept an all-night vtgil out tenced a Detroit man to ive days ised by Ci ; lia lemalle wed xe \ 0 iat «tt | ; ; : oni t fan as ‘ Hired ty mifeat | bolas ye , ‘ dpe ean Belch ite ele be “pilot shook his head. but the man wit Long’s attending physician side the hospital because of re riileg agin Perce and hie Sat ) re oe I Committee in May 1957 on put the gun close to the- pilot's who asked not to be identified, Ports he might leave during the (Continued -From Page One) i ae r y oe aU reel hmpreper activities in labor or : Aone . , nyght * * * F head Then the pilot turned and dened vy report of Long's t yg MAN forded by Salk vaccine has no ne ; . management fleld. In his appear ie = : . ap oe ee eee . Pore Danink + * * males : ace me tas Be: We're going to crack down on Llberare 4 teat | eat ran ian alan | iy banked the plane and the man , jeart attack while in Galves yet been determined he savs : . | - " Patol ance before the committee Beck ' , ‘led - t 5 te _ these reckless drivers in coopera- seid plaints that he wa annie ; beatin Newth Philadel ced Kitth ; cithy the gun smite ton Long, resisting treatment In “Unless booster shots are made tion with the sheriff's office,”’ said thing le thar nian fies mes foe acim chet UL Shed) bal th Amendment Women sat terrified them hands He has had no heart attuek John Sealy Hospital in Galveston, available, many who’ think they Justice Dieterle , He sw om ths iti { f bullet even) when asked te: identity ver ther eves, during most of the here at all, the doctor said “His said he would consent to treat- are protected may not be Co vi ted jeaterda by Dieterle that he « nat ot Mm j 14 ‘ Dave Beck Jr, his son. ~ dominute fight from Tlavana with qiiness has been somewhat of. a ment in Loutsiana if released His ; ; Le y : y by . . ve dan ' : th IN Sole from former stain on his heart But his heart agreement apparently started the “Unless this booster program of reckless operation of a motor- it eH j i TA ANIOe® . : Cee U STAs stra 0 is hea 5 eart agree ’ i arentls artec : : . ] a ml ee i" a Cuban President “Fuleencie Broo. pot in any serious condition move too have him released Is carried out in free clinies, boat was Jack Richardson, 26, of Rain Contin Tes i sonn oan. ee tiStiis army In ear call Harjhan a _ . we will build up another epi- 12629 Riverview Dr., Detroit. aS P ® miking a $200,000 payment to Beck 4 * * * STATUS UNCERTAIN demic potential among those 4 A k A | | Pe ee he cg il f The doctor said Long should con-| ty. freedom move, although unable to pay Richardson, along with a com- 7 y eneinee ny . edo . I Y. ttac gainst n ment However, both men claimed Ha pian = coe PURINE’ 7 : s tinue rest and treatment for the ‘ ve a family court sauabble a I) a) panies: Donald .P>., Strame, 36, of then, that at no time had they New Haven, Conn, said: the lead buildup of his general health The ee ca . VO ihe question ot Dr Salk only claimed 80 to 9 15660 Glastonbury St., also of wy wtentified nitla Be: ul answeret Cc uesty ) f {fee Nes yr the vae - ‘Sunshine State asked or were they told why Beck &) Wlentified as Lt M seal Fran doetor said, “we expect him to | t af ; / oo, ve per cent effectiveness for the vac-| Detroit, nearly swamped the wanted the money cisco Marques Lapez A LOM eorey ‘Long s status us pove cine This differential applicd to boat of a fisherman on Cass Lake ~By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS al in cago © Finehauf's company reportedly Camaguey, kept waving the 8 ni, 63-year-old governor, his) Louisiana Atty. Gen, Jack Gre- an area as large as Oakland Coun- june 4 after already having been Generally fan weather prevailed oes'a $200 million-a year business Ud looking around eo he © hatite to win freedom from: a| million sald Long could return {ty represents a grave danger. | ticketed for operating their 17! ever most oof the countes toda PI . Ti; ae cing trailers for truck trang ected someone to shoot him Texas mental clinic apparently’ te Louisiana without actually * * * _ foot inboard motorboat in a hut rams eantinnerd te albanipet None ip Received | portation But the closer we got oe aia : taking over as governor. | “In Michigan, 200,000 babies ar-. restricted area. ‘ ; ; ; . or a was the farther ; a las 1 of Floruha and ‘ lowe b 5) , The company is described as the r of guess if . ; . rive annually and almost imme- . ; ] vil . . y Redlor d Policeman largest tn kind i the world PAULY wer cist from Cuba the Gremillion said the law says uf liately ‘ ecome susceptible Y The fisherman. Otto Mehrkamp- a Will Be Checked Km calmer he gat Hanan added U. S. Plane Unable ateeex-hether Frazar mav act as Gl ¥ become 5 i ‘ ‘er, of 2168 Willow Beach Ave., * * ' ‘ | The company once operated a Names of other Americans governor “in the case of inability “True, pediatricians are ad- Keego Harbor, told sheriff deputies Fin ue fee etoof light to ' | 90-acre plant in Drayton Plaine yor were umiwailable of the governor to act for any voeeating pelio shots along with Richardson drove the boat so close trains for three days. bh il an ov " och) for oon Williams Lake road, south When the plane blinded at Mim lo Fire on M § cause . whooping cough, tetanus and {9 his that it sprayed water into ‘ imulation of up fo nearly a hal | | | rel dh Haye mnoth west of Dixie highway. eiaeantian’l An port Marques | But Gremillion wouldn't answel. diphtheria, but this does not ihis boat. wef ne niet { ! | aff AT bpspreiia ee " } . ~ 1 | ; me rad = : ‘i ‘ h in the ne | ho central part of / 1 iy eel [ran Ihe hewn There are more than a dozen Lopez and five others asked polit _ sd From Pee One) iwhat would h ippen if Long sud solve the problem of large fam- Mehrkamper said he became sd He Statler amotints were SIN a eme via a telephone call manufacturing planta in the Prue cal asylum Snares roms denly decided to use his office” {ites in the very low income angry he tossed a hammer at ee ee mnie 7 co a ee by a0 han gpst-to-coast chain They were the thed gronp feet We were anxious to get away authority on returning bracket. Strane’s boat, which Richardson ‘ EEE RULES | A 200-pounder, Roy Fruehauf, has Cubans ta hijack a plone and flee because of the possibility of more Sen Russell Long (D-La’. the, (eastise wee have shitting popu, was driving, striking the rear of it. | . * , ws a * * | * heen president of the 45\carold Cuba since the Batista ner compan Kovernor ee ‘old 1 . oe lations jn large industrial cities ' After an exchange of angry words, ; a pot a | i vy ae rs company since 1949 nent fell on Jan. | We had an injured man aboard ciated | — : a ‘onisiena Thousands of these (amilies will. Mehrkamper said their boat twice . ; aie uiebd ‘ tile dad 7 , ; ™ i hen Corder‘ I understand that to accept treatmen io ss “move away and other unprotected again nearly hit his as he rowed ' I M nese | Husted 1h Olsuin TERE : by | ik P i P HEY Re: SERA nit Be Cra wiede 7 9 thousands will re plac e them.” |to safety. Bu eal SUN SUED scl iti rall Wats received by Mar | GC . y ’ { the tail turret and over to the fis tee anpaet 7 rain in Purc lasing ower =: | 5 tt Hin lec v4 SE ca Se Wertman at tis ditching platform, about 30 feet a ers u | ers eeaeessr see sSeeees = ] vite SOWIE 1 etn th besten fon | Washington stat sai ] 5 : * Mrs tows, who ie tant me | OLA ncome its Necor * * Defend low Rates 1 Reservation Application ' The W . t} mother of seven children, left This is a pretty remarkable ' ‘ : Cainer Sunday merning, saying she was WASHINGTON (AP) ~The government announced today 'e4! considering he had a fracture WASHINGTON UM — Low tele ; a Loing food a detfer, When she < | ~ f vl) Americans rose ae knee cap and about 40 pieces 0 ESSE “ : 1‘ FONTISC SNt VEEENTEY Fair with that the personal income of all Americans rose in May to a rn typewriter rates for the press are 9 e ittle change {1 tailed tare i : + ee - shire : n. Corder's a pretty O ares end Visi ee Wine aa hn I 7 | 7 heel ‘i 4 pe record annual rate of $376,200,000.000) The increase for the | . ‘les wl Me : justified because of — the small 8 Tess Ca er ul: : Bau fondly SU bbte hire fo c Ly MW sO Een ) a "ho ae tan ‘tich we Where he works asa buteher . month was three billion on an annual basis Nelson tAOM 1. C.) Richard E profit margins of most newspapers. : ‘ nhte ved your toute jghy ty - ‘ aS i Pr. - *) mer Z \ * x eee oe i! ‘ - 1 “a a eal 1G Ee les tnnint 4 Wieh Thay ‘ Secretary of Commerce Lewis 1. Strauss issued & special » n of Jacksonville, Fla) gave the American Newspaper Publish 1 Please make the following reservation for me on The 4g dey FPUK tem Thavtas night a® Ptrcbiecs tal thes doubt the stor. vate nt : leh said TNSEID US Cu pistes : ‘ . ; ers Assn. contends 1 Pontiac Press Theater Tour to New York City, departing 1 _— a ; ts Ih ie with Ine atement whieh 8: Corder first aid Some of the crew . * ‘ ; Monday morning, Sept. 14 andgreturning Sept. 19 a a doa bud are planmne to check “This high level of purchasing power is a basis for have nicknamed him Dr. Nelsen teat setare ihe Federal 2 u : = A ; ' 1 testimony before the Federe Miss Foes” loti Meanwhite, the seareh whe business confidence so generally evident, and for the On the wav back, about 10 | hs ; . hal 1 Communications Commission, that 4 | _ ! mame wolnan contintes, strong hope for further increases in employment.” miles from Miho, TP sent a, mes irgument was made yesterday by 4 M ‘ $ Moon so hit The Commerce Department report was the second this ae" that we were going to ditem. Cs vcton Williams, general man: § “_ : fo ee | wis Wearing a white Y \ M iS Na tis . -t engine beg ; . ; | ; . a oe The pert engine began vibrating, lager of the ANPA 1 Sureden i qi ee opreen shorts and sandals week to point up the transition of the economy from recoy and if that went out we would = ’ Mr J eigen te Hen she deft Her mother Mrs ery tea new boom The Federal Reserve Board announces have had only one left and would | He opposed an increase | in - Mee Pebth Iecer of TRE WOT Mile Monday that industrial production advanced to a high last net have been able to maintain rates requested by the American’ AGutess ‘ (ee adlis i brad Walled take erpmally 1 Shon altitude Telephone & Telegraph Co, o : i ported her caugbtep missing She Western Union for private line : Downtown Lemp * * * But we got the engine operating ' Ci Phone .] “@ ni Nf taking eare of the Ross’ children Jul we ge e engine oper as teletypewriter service. 1 . 1 : ‘ he cane in age frm Li month Personal income in May was up 7 per cent or 25 bil- ” peduced power although we . J] ' Sam 61 een lion dollars on a yearly basis from May 1957 were down to an altitude of only The FCC granted a temporary @ I understand that the $189 I have enclosed includes 4g Nan fA > » % A Each month this year.” Strauss sald. “has shown a 0 feet increase of 15 to 20 per cent last 8 transportatfon, hotel, theater tickets, plus other extra fea- 4g One Year Ago in Pontiar ‘tara said Mes ae ah desme tha ame } _ Still we made it back to Miho in December and is now deciding tures mentioned in Press articles. ' oe lietective Kkdwin Gleza sald Mi cher ay 1 ine » tl } be UNG CK ‘ ; | | Highest tensperatiure higher rate of personal Income than the one before in a ; ra rmal flying Whether to make it permanent a *F wes ane I... ance be Pe ' sy . : {War Pours. [hats norma y 4 . Bown. teniperatere husband Jeff his wife and” Seriod of virtually no alteration in the consumer price .* : 6 < » « ' I also undersand that if I have any preferences fora = Weather Sunn elildren six Months ago to wor level . time ; « | room cempanién or am going with a small group that this ' ‘Highest aliiewesi tameenun thn iY Chiengo He retinned home last —-- Williams said private line com. 8 information will socom y this reservation. i ee Dae in on Years a tand and aden Ube wife to go The report said the surge in Incomes from a year WASHINGTON «UPD The munications are essential to the : single R <2 Extra) ‘ = Ah in 1088 . hack with fim She refused, hey ago represents for the most part real gains in the buying United States sought today to és. newspaper's job of keeping the —_——_— — au ' Pr aa ae oo Matamele |e ther told: police power of the average American, inasmuch as retail prices tablish the nationality of two Com- public informed, neuld eet ' I agree to participate in the Pontiac Press Theater Tour ’ Raitimare nikicng 8 advanced only fractionally during the interim. munist pilots who fired on a Navy He said newspapers » - i 4 ’ under the following conditions: : ' ‘ 4 ' ; i : ' : ' ‘ | ' : ; 67 Miami # 84 t . Browne vil Milwaukee 1 BiNLG ke 33 Mincespolts - 61 Pea Picker Gets Bored Most of the May increase in income was tr wages and * Charirston ee 75 New Orleans AT . / \ 3 - : . i * Chi ago i) $8 New York 61 IOMIET Th (UPD Prisoner Salariés which were up 2% billion dollars to a seasonally incinnal fl §2 Omatu is od if al ré : o Spek piel ‘a aa A ; ep Alexander, 2X climbed adjusted annual rate of $255 800,000,000 * Den AS $8 Phieveris I ' ‘ ‘ > Orlin 4) 46 Pitiahureh ee ‘ to the topoof an 0 foot water tow * * * * Dulut! 7 48 Bt feu f ' " tateradtl ’ ientiars = . , ror work 94 3) 8. Pranece | -f uesiie Penile lity ys The report said payroll advances centered tn manu i Rapids #2 4% Bos Masie 7 fterday and sat down He came : ‘ : Houghton 69° 44 Beattie a) dows weverat hours. tcr and facturing, with durable goods industries scoring patticularly Jacksonsiiie &3 71 Tarn aa ~ _ ; ; : cee om . a Kensat OMy 4 92 Tracers © 77°80 said he'd jist got fired of pick sharp gains Metals. and machinery manufacturing showed ee Aeasiee ‘1 ry Waslpngton “ing peas @a his work detail, the | DIRE st inc ieages ; . > x RE eae RG RS i haere igi, ee ae —— _— aS as Soviet Union, Red China or North cent horea, Whe State Department said. | 145 the smallest margin sinet »* ~ at Pe ~ cS Ay sree ae THE P ONT. AC PRESS. WEDNESDAY. ho are JUNE 17, 1959 Gov. Longs Case Poses a Question on Presidency W ASHINGTON (AP)}—Tha men- he doesn’t belong in an asylum—|is authorized to tal problems of Gov, Earl K. Long of bouisiana—and his _ insistence * RECIPE ON CREAMETTES PACKAGE A turn a chilling spotlight on a far bigger but still unanswered ques-| tion affecting the whole country. How could a vice president of the United States take over from a president who became too physi- cally or mentally ‘or would not admit it? * * * The Constitution isn’t clear. The question has never been answered. In fact, Congress throughout American history has begged the qeestion. President Eisenhower has asked Congress to provide an answer. So far it has ducked Long’s family had him flown out ‘of Louisiana by plane to a mental hospital in Galvestony Tex.—he says~he was drugged and kid- naped—and the heutenant gover- nor took over, signing bills and acting as governot * * * otherwise “Fly” to Beautiful HAWAII Visit Our 50th State Complete Air Tours Give You @ Sightseeing time galere @ Wonderful accommedatiens @ Comfortable exeiting flight Por details. reservations and transportation arrangements. see “Your Dealer in Dreams” BIRMINGHAM TRAVEL SERVICE GRACE PLUMMER REILLY 339 Hamilton Birmingham Now Long is fighting to get back inside lsouisiana. If he does—even to enter -a hospital—and then as- serts himself as governor, who ts governor: Long or the leutenant governor? Under Louisiana law, the lieutenant governor can act only when the governor is outside the state * But suppose a president became deranged—perhaps only slightly— but could not or would net admit it. How then could the vice presi- dent take over? Even when the president is out of the country he still is the president. and no one disabled to carry out his duties but could not“ | president Coloni Many from SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY al Rockers Mahogany mre |G for youth or adults other & rockers to choose 144 OAKLAND AVE. chairs SAVE $2.00 Careful FREE Delivery Ample FREE Parking Open Friday Evening step into his place. * * * No legal, fool-proof way has been produced yet to shove a pres- ident aside, no matter what the , circumstances This is all the Constitution says: In case of the removal of the from office, or of his death, resignation, or inability to discharge the powers and duties o! the said office, the same shall devolve on the vice president ‘but the Constitution doesn’t say how or who decides on presidential! disability) and the Congress may by law provide for the removal. death, resignation or inability, iboth of the president and vice president. declaring what officer shall then act as president, and such officer shall act accordine!, until the -disability be remerved ithe Constitution doesnt six wl decides this), or be elected.” * * x So, although the clearly says down the method fo: disabled president out House, so a presulent shall Constitulion Congress Can las getting a of the White Congress has never done The idea that Congress by a simple law cJUld give the has been challenged, and on pretty good grounds: that if a vice presi dent maeeeeiea the president bs simple act of Coneress be protested as un and taken to the might face dnsWe! ould thutional courts where at a jong tight One out of Ue dilemma would be for Congress to a constitutional amendment way requiring approval of two-thirds of | House and Seniute and fourths. of the would be far mere bind than law passed by Congre A Senate anos hy amendment from both Fisenhows Democrats Whether it will get action in Con gress this year is vers uncerta Meanwhile : Vice President R made an agreement - state hich subeon Pp Hert en ttt which he \ Ti gor ha and Poe pu bile ins ichard themselves on what to co af k:senhower dis ing of trouble abiltt But ity was based. on soutual | ust be rtween these two men si has no ibinding effect on any future pres- ident or vice president. * * * _ For just that reason it is only a stop-gap device. Its legality ha: been questioned and would prob ably be challenged in court if it ever went into effect. - Under the agreement Nixen wil decide whether Eisenhower unable to speak for himself — I» too disabled to act as president Then Nixon will a¢t for him. The word act in this is important Nixon won't take the oath of office as president. He will not become president. He wil turn the job back to Eisenhower if the lat ter recovers. Eisenhower, not Nis on, will decide whether the pres ident’s disability Has ended x * * But suppose when Fusenhows disability Wiis i\e What then? No an ~~ Nixon didn’ swer When this agreement Was an nounced March 3, 198, Speake: Sam Rayburn of Texas, leader of the House Democrats, became critical at once. He argued that a vice president who attempted to carry out the presiden must take the oath of olfice as president and, ts «duties ence he has dont so, the elected but ailing: pres: dent is out of ollice The then Atty Gen Herbert Brownell insisted the Fuisenhows Nixon agreement Was onstili tional. But the immediate ci over its legality was a4 cle ahead if Nixon « djd take over under this nent ‘ * * * The Senate subcominct posed constilutional Wert rlie would bring Ure qu net into the act whether he Was Tow { cintened Va carry oul his duties Tt hr couldn t o1 wouldnt do it } and then a hand in decid digabilt, was ove vas bul the vice izreecad Ohio. annual hones. prodin uns well over 20 million poin EVERY FLOOR AIR-CON of ANTIQ Single Width aul Waite's Draperies ... @ Save on cleaning DITIONED LUXURIOUS DRAPERIES UE SATIN you just toss in the washing machine! ymemakers’ dream come true made draperies with the look and feel of by 90” custom - mades completely machine washable. 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LELA BANFIELD 1]. children, a sister, two broth Will iWur’s i if if) h andehitiren amd 12 Burial will follow in the Romeo OM Servic for Mrs dis _.WIX SEN sa Ne re ndchildi Cemetery Lela Banfle ld, 82, of “49 21 Wain : k R vill be held at 3 p! : Mr. Yale died Monday at the stock Ra, will bee : KOY YULE . tomorrow at the Richardson-t x Veterans Hospital, Grand Rapids Funeral Home, Burial wil follow LEONARD pervice for Roy Surviving are two brothers Alex in the Oak Grove Cemeter) Yu 61 Rochester Rd.. of Leonard and James of Califor Mrs. Banfield died fi rd lomorruw at nia after a fen oe ness ile le sul W'S HENRY CLAY LAWSON WALLED EAE MAP KS im sl M — yn (landieriee Bard “es i WT) u 4 pein t ral Homie het Biri Wo “for n Wiiled Lake Ce! Fed | Liaw Sort dW Dr h rita ! ' hin te OKs Annexation Bill Dogpatcn Near he lerson's bills, o1 of ilies wilh ware a {reas lo waive the le nalty for late pay- 6 City Stone Fim - ~ Srauss Vole Tine | ~ Uncertain in Senate Owner, 10, Dies GEORGE SLONAKER . ‘ sl i] Black or Brown Netural Buck Crepe Soled MEN’S OXFORDS LOAFERS All Sizes While They Last $5 Reg. to $9.95 . Natural with Crepe Soles BUCKS @ Red Children’s BAREFOOT SANDALS th! eAll Sizes aon | pendinents two other Oakland Heart Ailment Takes Peccers by oe of t ! cies ~ County peop Troup WASHINGTON (UPI)—The Sen- merica s foremost pent " v , ‘ | Hl te's ‘olonged debate over the George Slonaker. ar manufacturer. fae [om Senators passed Hep arre ates prolong i Vv , Y t d ; of B Robert’ (R West Bloontield ination of Commerce Secre- His Home esteraay tions: that aneluded vote Township) Howse approved bill tary Lewis Bb. Strauss was com- &, er \ ! { es an Which would ailow the owner of plicated today by uncertainty over George Slonaker who with hi A A ‘+ 96 weres nent fee to petition the time for a final vote sons operated the Pontiac Granite either of three adjoining miuntet n Wayne Morse (D-Ore) last ( | , t : J si " , A (oO. ; a ikita 1 .% , pabtics for annexation ii MAS it blocked efforts by Senate & Marble ¢ it wt } | rie aT overlooked whe n Troy Township Democratic and Republican leaders died of a heart ailment at noon = J } ! ; ; Incorporated jan 1955 FY ref the showdown vote dae at his tere d died Tuesday fo 1 ot lo apect _ ee seve, ‘Tobekin covered labo A Mot auss critic, objected) Mr. Slonaker, 70, of 211 Dal an tiviti nd general t rnd Drove patel: owhen Senate Demoet atic Leader land Av e, came to Pontiac from : _ 2 t unani-; Ann Arbor in 192 * Ho oNpo ist ins wetivati J London B. Johnson sough | . oral lor He one enate approval for a debate He was a member of Le Oak T 1c 0 e ; ier ron. he tile aul ntinel , hor and County Sportsman's Club ana a ) toca Fiks Lod CANVAS GORE and Kourdeh ’ a a! " * * * Under Senate rules, that was rs * NTO : HINGTO! i ''' enough to block agreement, * LOAFERS a Hf dibben, | Hie} d Surviving are three danghter Scans” emical diviston at Wh | “ . 4 | ' ; = Johnsen qyidie kly served notice Mrs Bertha Vo fom California “Tart Commirsston. thet forsdary = ail = Aro anit ln tore ey Hort notice be) Mes ne everstes agi ie Women’ $ = ee ef injuries suffered in a fall at hi -_ $0) DON raat 7 el Hevayel, forte this balloting begins. He told Louise Boardman Et! of Por home in MeLean Va tof colleazues that “all you can tiac: two son Pobert J. and ‘ ‘. * Tre fount “pon is a quorum call’ by Gasite Jr sister and a ny V1) VAY Men Sen. 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Profanity Is |Eunice Hayward, ( : : | 7 Never. Bride-Elect, : t at Home of Elda Sutter Dorothy Parker Is Wron 4 CA GivenShower Two groups of pupils of Elda{ Charles Fell, David Shadiey, : OO as e A oa — = pre y Sutter entertained their parents at Ann Dunlap, David Dunlap, Jen- | 5 soge-pHINe, LOWMAN jmiade them less attractive look-'otherwise intelligent woman ‘tum- By EMILY POST Eenyward, a 7 musicales held at her West Iro- nifer Brooks, Reger Putnam. Women used to dread wearing ing and also made them seem bled about, squinting or failed to, “ : : Wi mahee athe Ae Oe quois road home. Richard cornss®.t perety Dex eyegiaeves, They felt that theselolder, For this reason many an recognize her best friends on the) Dear Mrs. Post: a you Saturday evening. Hostesses were - + © € ® mad: Nadine) Wiliser: on street. please print something in your noris Traver, Nancy Kent, Sandra Taking part Sunday evening were * “* * | Nothing makes a woman seem, column regarding the ever in- | Johnson, Diane Williams, Iris Ruth Ann Corey, Jan White, Rob- | Taking part in a” piano and or-| imore Ce emcee or out of date creasing practice of men and pavig and Bernice Schultz. . bie Sickels, Susan ahead Bros gan recital Monday evening were jas such oo ane me eam | women who a day * x * Putnam, Mary Fell, Floyd Brooks. poo. tiller, Cynthia Parker, | crous ‘women’ © meee oe profanity in their every day . Linda Porritt, Jane Clefiman. Sam James Exline, Susan Weldon, | isereen frankly wear glasses when) conversation? I have always iti Ninna Gurl, 1 cy Boardman Katherine Kenna- Chery] Randolph, Virginia Laid- they need them, been taught that people of good where the wedding will be held day, Kristin VandenBe rg, Sharman yo” Sherry Zannoth, Barbara However, it is wise to take taste never use profanity, cer- Sa 8 Vessels, Nancy Gately and Arlo? payne Mary Frances Hodges time in selecting the ones you | tainly not women. I can under- turday. M Lotridge. Mark Miller, Mitzi Schroeder wear just as you do when buy- | stand a light expletive, but it Eunice is the daughter } - Others were Margaret Beau. Jane Bigler, Marvel Wolfe, Mary ing a ha‘, or a suit or @ dress. | does something to you to con. jand Mrs. Floyd ap hee o champ Thomas Beauchamp, Jean Thornton, Susan Putnam, | There is such great variety in | tinually hear the name of God Grande street, Pontiac. | er ana Corey Menees, Robert Smith, Constance Griesbach, Jerry Ex | shape and color available. I taken in vain.” is the son of nage res “* ; : Debbie Sibley, Heidi Bergemann, line and Karen Bergemann have seen some women who ac-— — Baker of North son street. | tually look prettier with their | - Answer: I thoroughly agree | glasses than without them. This | HYLA JEAN ROSS with you. People of good taste Dp) ° M ti S t zi = ! is true because they have used 4 Pontiac C never use profanity—certainly etroit ee Ing € Tony’s Summer Special sf eee A igh ony c nD Cc b Pp / / * line and color to minimise de- | tral High School, Hyla Jean not women. ght expietive A display of Auxiliary projects “ ferts and play up their best | Ross, was the one-hundredth | on occasion is understandable, jy); be featured at the 10th an- This low price good points.* | graduate to receive a Master | but downright profanity is un- | nual meeting of Michigan Associa- , during the months of There are a few things to re- Of Religious Education degree /| thinkable. tion of Hospital Auxiliaries. The . June, July and August member when choosing your glass) &t Asbury Theological Semin- . meeting, open to all members, will & ; : ; ‘es and, by the way, if you can 4ry in Wilmore, Ky. She will Dear Mrs. Post: My brother ‘begin at 9 a.m. Monday at Hotel : PE R M ANENT § () afford it have several pairs, one| pee i ene & Nigeria: re ors bigdat in Oe oe 'Sheraton-Cadillac, Detroit. { BEVEL L Hew « rica, this fall to wor' : . lete with lone Ve tee for everyday: ant! the United Missionary Church the parents of his fiancee. A : - comp ete | . = So eed Fi few oriths 1 om b h Professional ‘ h t on - " por ae Society. m ag y brother aircu aioe e ahd : a ce te hort told my mother that his fi- -PERMANENTS 3 vntal line If vou have a round) 0 ancee’s parents were in the Styled as YOU OTHER PERMANENTS $10 up ace do. not Laon round ae midst of fixing up their house Lik | ' ARR Fe ag ana ; Church Group | and wanted to wait until it was ike It: a PERSONALIZED 8) Ne A wide. face should have glasses | in order before méeting my HAIR CUTTING TINTS ya ith an upward and outward | : : HAIRCUT : ” » A bewin It our features are ver Holds Luncheon pyinatier: IMPE! IAL “There Is a Difference eens. 7 e y | dainty, beware of heavy frames’ Now as time is drawing 5 ’ ‘and large lenses. These will ‘snow Mrs, W. J. Beumgartner was close, his fiancee says that it BEAUTY SALON Tony’ sBeauty and Barber Shop you under." On the other hand if hostess to the January - Marc, is my mother’s duty to call < - lyour features are large, swch Group of First Presbyterian Church first on her parents. This sis- 219 Auburn Ave. Main Floor _ Riker dg. _ FE 3-7186 i glasses will make them appear for a luncheon Tuesday. Mrs. | ter-in-law-to-be swears by you FE 4-2878 l smaller. David Brown, Mrs. E. T. McNeill and seems to think that my Nol Appointment Necessary | and Mrs. A. T. Anderson assisted mother is’ ignorant of the art Evite ‘ 6@ P ' We all know what color can do the hostess. | of knowing “what's what.” nn _ 4 ee ee otles oh Wade { | ‘(OF ws. Why not take adventage = virg EG. Clark led a Bille, Who should take the first OF IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT OPEN EVERY Earn am C4 : WAGE: age OGRE ir 4 ye Shoal pe Gee! eemisien! Sal thew study. A discussion on the subject, step?” | haigdl i | FEDERAL glasses? For instance, a brunette will be flattered by amber, gold, certain yellows, and can wear * red, green and crystal. t \sCharter for Christian Action,’”) — Low, Low Prices on was introduced by Mrs. H. E. Mc-! Answer: Your mother should e Culloch. Participating were Mrs. have called on the parents of Custom Draperies Phillip Meacham, Mrs. H. J. Mc the girl. The fact that she was A redhead looks lovely In very Grath and Mrs. Roy Ashwin. asked to wait until their house The YARDSTICK was in order excuses her for | MIRACLE MILE light blue, green, honey color or, ‘Social Education in Action” was, white. the topic discussed by Mrs. L. V.| not having done so, but she |= The blonde can wear many colors McCann should ask if the house is now | * / | well, She will be flattered by) wry Floyd Phillips, who is leav- ready so that she can make | Nadon’s- frames which are raspberry, red, |; : . r - her long delayed visit Ty . ‘ ing to reside in Flint, was pre 4 y ; | . jorchid or amber sented with a gift from members. | for Juniors Sizes S to 15 Miracle Mile Shopping Center os lag at Square Lake de pen Daiby ‘til 9 P. M. NIGHT TO 9 Monday through Saturday 4 ip “yl eae | * a Sun glasses should be a part of your summer a Ww b ae Downtown and wardro « Drayton Plains dept. stores balulagtion guaranteed Of pour metey back ee ‘Dear Mrs. Post: I have no- ticed quite a few people who, after they are seated at table, pick up the napkin and shake | | jit open before placing it on a | their laps. Is this proper?"’ Guests were Mrs. Haze] Ander son and Mrs. Robert Anderson. Of course the person who has blue eyes is always charming in | that color, “MERIT And sunglasses should be a part | of your summer wardrobe. * * * If you would like to have my leaflet of eye exercises, send a stamped, self-addressed envelope | with your request for leaflet No 8 to Josephine Lowman in care of this paper | Answer: You should not shake your napkin open: you Pineboard Store partially unfold it and lay it aeroas SOUe Nap: 43 N. Saginaw Street Lower Prices Every Day Neat Pleat Travel NEW YORK — If you take a wash-and-wear pleated skirt on the honeymoon, hang it on | a skirt hanger after laund- | dering. Pinch in the pleats with | thumb and forefinger. Rust- | | . .. Fashion Hour’s step in corselette now in “MEET for LUNCH | RIKER FOUNTAIN Sealtest Ice Cream Populer Prices Riker Buliding Lebby Suzanne Grappin Marks Birthday at Lawn Party _— The fourth birthday of Suzanne Marie Grappin was celebrated re- | cently at a lawn party given at the | home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. | James Grappin of Oak Hill street. Guests included Connie Roe, Don. | na Thornberry, Donald and Mit. | chell Garnier, Barbara and Danny | Weyant, Gay Perria, Vickle and | Barbara Barager, Shelia Ratliff, | JoAnn Peterson and Georgia Gallo. | Others attending were Paul and COOL marquisette elastic proof paper clips will help hold the pleats in shape. STAPP’S | Time flies and styles change . . . does your cherished diemond show it's age? ... fit them for fun You'll be surprised and pleased, how little it costes to put your diamond ia o beautiful, safe new Milhening ring. You'll enjoy it's +enewed brilliance and loveliness. Stop in for « free estimate of cost. Con- } vemient terms if you desire. Mark. Fellmy, Betty and Beverly | ° Larson, Darlene, Marlene and f 9 Patricia Trotter, Mark and Timo- | i REDMOND NS) thy Grappin. John Wright and Michael] Miller Jewelers-Optometrists 81 N. 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Hous | ; | | 1959 “ . . o 4 & Bill for Closed Primary | § ‘Breezes to Senate Floor ™ LANSING —The closed pri- mary bill breezed_ to the Senate ‘floor Yoday with Elections Com- to mittee approval. * * * Its prompt committee endorse- ment yesterday was disquieting to ig his @political party preference in | His | order to receive a_ ballot. preference would be entered in elections records. Primary ballots would be print- ed on separate sheets of paper At present candidates listings are MOSCOW (UPI)—Soviet Premier | inattentive House members who printed on opposite sides.of the Nikila delegation kept the their views on Berlin and Germany while they toured a Soviet indus- trial exhibition. Khrushchev and the visiting East Germans have consulted off and on for more than a week on the German situation and a commu- nique had been expected today. Western sources said it was not expected now until tomorrow and possibly not until Saturday. The East Germans, headed> by President Otto Grotewohl and party reporters and salesmen watching * leader Walter Ulbricht, returnea to Moscow today from a visit to Gorky with First Deputy Soviet Premier Anastas Mikoyan and 1! was generally believed the commu nigue would follow. _ The Soviet news agency Tass, re- porting on a speech by Ulbricht at Gorky, quoted him as saying of a German peace treaty ‘draft: . “This draft would mean that there would be no atomic weap- ens or rocket. bases in Germany, that key positions of militarism ; ‘ would be destroyed in West Ger- (to seesthe day when he can sit Gov. Wilhams to veto the bill many and peace-loving forces of back in his easy chair and farm it reached hisudesk the people would be ensured un- by remote control while watching —_ . hampered development.” the operation on closed-circuit tel leepy Zellis evision y Ulbricht said West Germany i. planmei to have an atomic army Pichon’s radio-operated tractor Snores Free by 196f, but East Germany wanted is a standard production model as tg outstrip its neighbor's living Oliver tractor with a radio re- From Prison standard by then. ceiver under the seat. The box ’ _ is hooked up to the all-hydraulic HOSS (CATs oh 9 oO} IAP control system on the tractor and Sleepy Tiavis “ellis. - bteralls Britain’s Flying Saucer the operator has only to push two) snored his way ou Th ; > "Gi : ~ tittte ‘bert ; : Satt Htescte - Designated No Aircraft masons wells hl be han By flicking a button one way a o ; . LONDON (UPI) — The govern- the operator ean start the tractor SCnlens vail an sment ruled yesterday that Britain's He can shift gears, engage or dis- amplifier from a n new flying saucer is not an air- engage the clutch and control the Bay poor tigen ‘ craft speed with other button controls. Judge Simen | John Podgers parliamentary He can steer right and left, use Hon officials Ms secretary to the Board of Trade, the brake and raise or lower the HO Charice ' told the House of Commons that cultivator or plow wen Joseph. - the experimental SRN-1 Hover- i ; sistant, and Sherdt | oie fay Nash, an engineer who Is It seemed tt sneredt das 7 i ai aia eeapeadherai working with Pichon in an effort’ ind might) He could wake a oe to perfect the automatic farmer, .n a! ob ! revise The Hovereraft, which has been explained the radio set to news: n ada niergomg trials Snear Cowes IN men and salesmen at a conven- ¢) \ 2 the Ise of W ight. is capable of tion. sated) ARniee i a ae land or water on a The set has an 11-nieter band sleep. that trasmits high frequency sig * * * nals on eight control channels and; Judge Teis and the Hamilton Antarctica waters supply about actually is very similar to a re- County Probat [Dey tad twocthirds of the world whale mote-control garage dvor opening catch ‘ CLAYTON’S of Keego Harbor... The Store for anal Motors Employes! | : SHOWER OF Khruschev and a visiting let it slip through the lower cham-'same sheet and a voter may of East German leaders | ber last Thursday without debate. his choice of tickets in the world waiting today for 49d then unsuccessfully sought to yacy of the poll booth recall it * Under the bill, a voter in a primary would, have to identify No Hands, Feet; 2 Pushbuttons ‘Run the Tractor ‘ OMAHA. Neb. (UPI) — As the MHractor rolled out of the warehouse, lit scratched their heads, | The tractor had no driver But it was controlled by engineer walking about 15 feet be an hind it with a small blue radio sét in his hands, The driverless tractor, devel- oped by Jim Pichon of the Uni- make pri Ledge (if Elections Com Said Sen. L. Harvey Oukland County) mittee chairman “Pm fer the bill. This idea that you ean be nen-partisan in everything isn’t sound. Why shouldn't a voter be willing to declare his party allegiance?” Lodge said the measure, which ? would restore Michigan primary procedures to those of years avo would prevent voters from secret invading the primars opposite party fo nominate a Weak cundidate * * * ile said his.committee’s deci ston Was not unanimous The bilk caught. House opponents napping last Thursday, a day on 45 bills were rushed through scattering of Was wl Wile Only a tee VOTES versity of Nebraska, is seen @§ Specorded against 1t a step toward eventual pushbut- | ton farming. 3ut even Pichon is quick to point *" 2 mut that today’s farmer isn't likely system. Later, after failure of the move to recall the bill frory the (Sen Rep: Raymond J. Apley Jt (1)-Mt. Clemens) said he would ask cided he hid to be released three months’ probation REFRIGERATORS Up to $200. your old CSSss 0,000 Ist Over 200 other $1 5 ' PRIZE! Come in tomorrow for your official entry blank 00 | in trade on Refrigerator. prizes! 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While in rice and saa | York! | Only 3139 Per Person rchestra Seats, of Course Council ‘ancels By REBA HEINTZELMAN WALLED LAKE After vigorous protest f 200 indignant residents the City Council last night re scinded its action of last week to abolish the paid fire department In an effort to save the city mone uu bers had voted to do away with the paid dep nent and have the three patrolmen and p ef operat the fire trucks and equipment Also included in the platr wa tab erit oO a base station, with a ‘ ceiver and transmitter Vacation Church School the police car. Five elderly Ricmned) at Srienvite have been hired hone men would to answer telep dio calls. Residents began to vathes and ra fal tye township hall at 7 pa Ibv the time the 8 p.m. meeting wes called to order, the hall was filled 1 capacity and overflowing to U dewalk outside So that all people could have wn solce on the controversial is suc, Mayor Waldo Proctor moved the meeting to the junior high school, two blocks east on Pon tiac Trail. For more than two heats teer firemen, bome uwnet ind interested residents from surround Ing communities expre dl reiison why the two-yenr-old paid (ite «4 partment should be manta NO MUD SLINGING There was no mul bs the meeting 1 Delegat ret different subdivisions « firmly presented their opposi to the Council's action Spearheading the protests were Clyde A. Mottor Richard Watkins, who thre fact that “you can replace a burned-down building, but cannot replace a fife,’ and that “paolleemen are trained to pre vent crime, and firemen to fight and emphasized you fires.” One department cannot handle both, they said Mhe plan had been 1 hive " of the two paid: firemen tor placement policeman and to fire the other Police then id t trained to handle fire dis as well as control traffic and operiate te department ester pointed that thi§ was an impossibility * * * Volunteer fireman Robert Tray lette asked, “What Ctl dap n the event there wa oer accident at the thi finan i Whe house caught fit vc dded that, even at oa herpes fire The poliem are needed to nine Ret Many volunteers frone the nearby Commerce Bire Depart ment were present to volce their profests on behalf of their Walled Links colleagues Whiet ll prate d ‘ | th con | \ i ite ail f rr Wt | previaus Special im Id wel ! dew aierit he Hd fire depuartoyent lottor and Watkir today ‘ ve eel Wyeny appreciation caf the received h bear ited His Billfold Is Full PLN CITY. Olja op By | MeVeteh earries an his til fold hunting and fishing tron | ONSOCUTTVe yey 3 ( ounty Site 8 In Stuc Survey Park Mure park for , ri reas and childier | rehion vere t few of 1 pressed by Souths Tiehigeany park poers in a nelieted last vear by fou ly ' IZeENCLES These result t ile thle today The Park User bey wal cooperative effort thy foun mencies ta disc shat oy visions could be onic rf nal recreational facwditu The survey teams ire teaedaed Michigan Dept oof Conse) Pa and Reeve nal qo Huren-Clinton Metropohtan Auth itv; Wayne County Road Crs sion, Parks and Forestry Dn the Citv of Detroit Port Recreation Dept Prior to conducting (Nhe survey the Recreation » Planning mission took inventory and an alyzed existing public recreation land in the Detroit (om region The study indicated a deficiency of recreational facilities im man communities thereby requiriny many of the regional parks to be developed intensively to fill thi Rap 4 SELECTED DAYS The survey was conducted on four selected days in the summe1 of 1958, in eight predetermined re gional parks. Three of these eight were in Oakland County They were. Kensington | Metropolitan Park, Dodge No. 4 State Park and Ortonville Recreation Ara) Final results of the survey were » 1. Out of 7 2B qc stionndires t th Bows to Protes eshuffle Decision to Which all children i old throu nigr high sche ' ire We ‘ (sod nd | Wao Hl Pothe: pores OVERELOW CROWD Of fy 9 ot) J) wWoa rind ned iy Matted dent melricle on rai ne Por odest the fotie i) tra f : eq te faa ¢ | ' \ ih) {| A | Sh : nnual Shoot € —_ Will Be Helc PROTESTING Cousir s Share a CYNTHIA COLRIENEY Week of Birth, Cynthia Jom nin tne latigel Moms ad Room ter of Maurice Courtney of 106 Cogshall { Phally ! prada PLR ORE) TOW SSH tted with y bivhest bearer from Ddeboral Von Dead ! Mit \eider it Vicorinen Beidhe vOuh puoolvat ‘ he pee dit nbership ain the rite ruden hier Oepery m oa hie filf Powastig four vour honor student and alse re hor | ntl fial att th 1 Pant [tes] 1} | r me hespitith room ‘) Deborah, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jatnes 2. Beadle of Shor: line Rd, was bern Sattrdas weighing eight pounds Robert, son of Mrooand Mere ee Russell b. Beadle of Grarden Ral was born Monday. We weighed seven pounds, Pf ounces” vd | | he Vth soul Mt | ell The It A t Fea i hit othe aTAL litt \l) Plussell J Piecicdl pore | ™M | ble } INP # \iain street The Waar Mi arene | Pend Cahfornia Lt t a 1,000 Delegates PAVTRICUA WEILLEAMS Flock to GOP Patricia Wathian chavipthytesy M Sam Mi. Walter Roberto YOUtH Convention TIX Middle Bett td will reecive er lepal sectelary diplunsa June DENVER. Colo CAP \n Vt Cleary College, Ypstlants fed VW delegate siotaeie Shey ' tos raduate of Ponting ected fo register toda t 1 (ent Hiel se femal pw rit ( no oof th Paty Your haepubhesar { nt The cotivention end 1 ly View President Richard M1 ~ m will acdress qo dinner meetin vt orianivation Pridey miecht * * * se asITAS Other Offetals who are exper ted veohater this week tnebuged secretary Jiames Po Mitch ete Ae eq] Intertoar POCTELAEN Fred A 0 outeid Ca Won Postmaster General Ag hit Miitrptaey | {) th of ‘ by 0 ULL Id \ SDSL faq bey ia . dinner Sunday at the Clifford Com t 1 ! ( i 4 nun Hall Peginnan uwo4t 30 ty oatmnmer wall be served cantinu | em n t «lf | ; tliponptbyeotat thre iternoon Le A Steer wall ty ver away ar Hein thy | | he i Ar . in he event whieh pen fo the | port pve ub 1 ope eret oat thre: peopaplatior oon weekday ind J cent no Sun a } aps lay These figures vary ir 1 Daily Bible School pron lateel mre . Held at New Hudson & Much of the desired facili fle, Are of wo onfiaure that could NEW HUDSON -Bible School hest be provided in local or ma opened yesterday at the New Hud nicipal parks As the agencies on Methodist Church and will con providing cregional parks are tinue through June 26 ; called ena ‘to Supply more equip Mis. Stan Potts is director of th ment common fo the leeal type program for children of pre-school of work, they have fewer funds age thgough the sixth grade. Each fo spend fer meeting future day's session is from 9 to 11 am Heeds . 7. Tt 16 the combination of driv The Names Don’‘t Fit ing Accessibility and the caliber of the part whieh determine — the SAN DIBRGO. Calif. op At Sweet winber of tisers who wil be at water High Sehool, Tom Large is tracted fo the public recreational a small sephamore and Tom-Small facility. g is a 230-pound football player Ze 7 THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDN ESDAY, KESIDENTS— More the junor high the city. ithered at its action, Molishment ing Schoo! in Davison ~ « JUNE 1M. 1959: Pontiac Progs Phete Their efforts were rewarded by the city council rescinding taken at a special meeting June fire and police departments 9, to reshuffle the Swim Classes Being Planned Lake Orion School So. ss ou“ On Parish’s 100th Year To Bless N | WALLED LAKE—As a part o \its 100th anniversary celebration,|the present « | the Walled Lake Methodist Churc ew Church f church, hi \gregatic y will proceed to the jwill hold consecration services in) ichurch where the key will be pre- (its new church at 9:45 a.m. Lagi will be Bishop ister of the local church. * * = The new church is located adja- icent to the present church edifice | | The new building is a fine ex- ample of modern architecture | and provides seating capacity for | $50 persons plug parler, Sunday | schoo! reoms, school activities ; rooms and church offices. | The present church wil] be used jfor Sunday school classes as wel Sun- sented to Bishop Reed by Robert Philp, chairman of the building Speakers on this special occa- Committee Marshall R. Pees arid the Rev. John W. Mulder, min $3,000-$5,000Blaze Strikes in Rochester ROCHESTER battled a $3,000 Nowels Lumber Co., Local firemen to $5,000 blaze at 412 Water St, afternoon about an- hour te yest and a half before bringing it under rday 1 control. The fire was confined mainly as the new church so space is no) : longer a problem at the local to the second floor of the storage ‘church, officials said. . barn. The building itself was _ - _ ‘slightly damaged .aS Well as in- sulating materials, egment and Cnty curbs Running for Clarkston School Job ‘other building products, ageerding to Fire Chief George Ross. toss said he believed the fire started from sparks from the ex- .| haust of_a truck delivering cement CLARKSTON = Only the in- hat cumbent has filed a nominating Which was parked with the motor petition for the one position open on the Board of Education of the School dis- | Clarkston trict. Community * * * Walter Wilberg will be unopposec running by the building a couple of hours before. Maccabees to Gather ROCHESTER—Members of the } Maccabees will hold their Oakland Sunday's program will start in* then the Cone. new™ 1 19 ; only expense of Aquatics : to Begin for re-election to his second three- County song masa mee =] t Tealhre lone : z 4 - “year term im the tnnttiat seheet Avon Park, Rochester ; hom he Courses on June 2 election July 13. The polls at the) Units from Pontiac, Lake Orion, peed e Rifles wall . Clarkston Elementary School on/Big Beaver, Farmington and Re- “al ' not LAKE ORION Swimming Waldon road will be open from 7 chester will attend the 10 a.m. ; asses sponsor by the Lake am. to 8 p.m. on election day. event The National Rifle Associution am on ene of Ac : itics ee : Washington, DD. ¢ iid the Mich BAe ER C8 avanebe for ine igan Department of Conservation sash Session Abe By tone niall Bs sta ay ti} NOW! Will be represent with the Na 4 wise Ae fe al ~ lional Guard hanPing range pro mea yearn es Se i cedure be) and rifle nesoc lation ind ay a old DES INNers a 1 No girl ever went Hunter Safety instructors deny pak into the Street onstrating This ear’ theme * * * ° will be the ass ‘tion's require The second session. July 13. to of Sinners -+ ments for there Hunter Safety ie Yq - > following ssPs coupes “ATOR LL. RARVEY Lop. 5 ly 27 has the following qasses AND CAME > open: swimmers at 9 a@.m,, 6-4 Te come e | vl senator LL. Harve Lodge of tt vear-old beginner at noon ind OUT THE ' als i t d tri } wall sp t uy | 1? ) ea old be rinn I “at ] pom 1 nd beast Orton Farm Burean at yy ny 4 i. bm tomorrow at the Oaklind) The third and last session, SAME...! { » ty the Township Hall*on Collins road in Pauly 20 to Ang 1? San an claaees Goodison. All members of the ®¥allable including Junior Senior GEORGE . . . ast Orion Farm Bureau are Life Saving, 9-11 a.m. and an \) urged to attend the important ses adult class at If a.m. ; ion, officers said 7 Instructor David Morrow, a ; HY dee fj student at Albion College, is as fe Pare ve rT ¢ isted by Robert McGee, a. Michi 14) lf s See ing gan State University student hi ! | i en The instructors request that ; n those children not participating in \ 5 the lessons schedule their swim- ry en rown ming after 2 pm. during the six- week period, since the park is Something nilactously’ new in newlywedsi . . losed ta pubhe swimming from Contest Victor to Reign , + pn DORIS DAY - RICHARD WIDMARK: "THE TUNNEL OF LOVE” Over Village’s July 4 ‘Boom Day’ Festivities Ld Ae ED n gers wall vac t { 1 } | ) 1h h Wood atid s ; * 2 Winner of Academy Award Contest ( win Fart Fauld mee i that to } ible te te Le i erown th md dat oh ' I WANT 5 os oe beler 17 and 2 TO LIVE \ do sentors at Dr “= AT len isch ay g 35 The winner will reign over the : Ss! ' village's “Boom Day" celebra = = tion July §. Both the contest and the Independence Day program aN . CARMEN GHEAN KOI PVEAN den Area Improvement Assn. : md Mh Karl) Polimnan af Th ted town pick will ) ' er m A { ‘ int on the hasis of ' Met th { | } beau itfra ‘ ' men J to J Kaye OW nd shat fo speak oon MIRIAM BRUDER word Mrs Oliver € . hey will piek Mp and Mrs. Edward Brude ' Tera St. Blane do her two maids Ff 2905 Demode Rd., Holly, an Mir Swerd Tih : ‘ye nounce the engagement of their es of Roel * * * daughter, Miriam, to. Lawrence H eae will t mariod Mistre remionies will be-Miller of 4802 W. 13 Mile Rd ! he Revo Douglas Jo Hammer f Det Royal Oak, son of Mr. and Mrs BACK BY n St.-> Paul VE i" list Aspirants rth crown are Lawrence A Miller of North REQUEST! ae i a ater t Dride Jackie \rnold) Mary Walker. San- Wilkesboro, N.C. The bride-elect eri a * In the account: dra Laur, Sandra Had) Patricia is a graduate of the University i Ne oft e viper tien Nagy. Sonja Schultz, Beulnh Hicks,'of Michigan, her fiance of North 4 as 08 Me Mann pan aed: Adams, Sharon Uillker, Janet Sterner and Carolina State Colleg ‘ wer 4 a St: ge. An Aug. 8 Al a e y With re} nie "arol toha?} : sid | weld Till Carol Westphal wedding is planned e : C or ‘ . DON. MURRAY — CAROLYN JONES | i ORIVE-IN THEATER 2150 Opdyke Rd FE 4.4611 ; S E THRU THURS. as the Shown at STEPHEN BOYD $:30end12 ~~ BARBARA NICHOLS : PLUS "xv" SYDNEY BOEHM s & MENACE SWIMMERS. " “ <= HARKS MENACE SWIMMERS}-A skin diver AP Wirephate GENE "BAT MASTERSON” BARRY w" HENRY HATHAWAY surficos with a 12-foot shard, believed to be either and tle skin diver administered the final thrust “ so 2 CINE MA ScoPpeE : white shark or a bone, whidh was taken with a knife. The death recently of the second Hong Kony Confidential ~ COLGR ty OF CURE several vears ago off San Clementh Island near swiminer in five weeks as a result of shark 9 the sorthern California. coast, It had apparently attacks has resulted in demands by skin divers $00 oe " been wounded by someone abpard & fishing ship for protection against sharks N ‘IMITATION OF LIFE —T . , THE PONTIAC PRESS, . WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1959 nisign Sais von tree 1th Makes Reds’ Boss Look Good as Prophet rae oe ‘ - Newk Beats Giants. for. 7th Win CLEAN..CLEAN.. on Hobie Landitth's double, a, McMahon, who gave up a. two-)beat Dave Hillman (3-5) as the : »____ | give him a lead until they roughed/sacrifice and ‘Jim Davenport's! run single by Charlie Neal before | Bucs won their fifth decision in There were. snickers last spring) yp Mike McCormick for both runs! sacrifice fly. It's the only run| getting Wally Moon. Moon, Who] tne sat. bh, Ratlever Roy Fars’ |when Manager Mayo Smith fi-|in the eighth inning on Vada Pin-|Newk’s allowed in 18 innings. | was 4for-5, had tripled home a s his sith victors i ;gured the big guy on his Cincinnati) sons 33th homer, a single by| Lew Burdette won his 10th for|run and scored himself in a two- comes a - : ny op agri pitching staff might be Don New-| rank Robinson and a double by|the Braves, but failed to go the|run eighth. he last — oes ay ra cs 'y combe. Newk? Sure he won -* Frank Thomas, That gave Mc-/distance for the fifth fime im a} ‘The Braves, shut out for 22 in- i Me igi es ae poe Soe she's oe ee wl Cormick, credited with a five-/row when the Dodgers, shutout for pings before a bases-loaded walk|\). - — —a oe inning no-hitter in his last start)/seven frames, scored twice in the gave them a two-out run in the The Cards made it eight out of z ~ ?} By The Associated Press three.-The sixth-place Reds didn't seasons ‘sirfce, because of rain, a 4-6 record. |ninth. John Riseboro’s double and first. wrapped it up with four runs . Wi . 23) beat So whois the ace of the Reds The Giants scored in the third|a walk brought on reliever Don ‘in the seventh after two were out, 19 a5 yigiel os oe pikes | jstaff? Big Newk, winner of rm ‘ending Johnny Podres’ winning Broglio, who had lost five, won io 30 coread Tok aoseaae Saks string at five. Singles by Casey nis first in the majors with Lindy | la 3.00 earned run average and 40 against the slugging San Francisco j below .400 for the first time) and nth homered in the o for ian é ped them = 5 pener for Gol usm ae we 21 Mal Of eq ue Box r Ores Frank Torre, and Del eng the Cards and Gino Cimoli hit a 7 a. 12 double did it. Podres (T\+. orn homer in the first inning Wise, Hank Aaron (who slipped) y-naniel's two-inning mopup. Hal { be! * : . th vi 1-2 at home and 6-1 on the of the nightcap, clinched on Stan It was Newcombe 5 sever head CHICAGO NEW YORK c N corms ‘road, had a string of 17 scoreless | Musial’s triple in the fourth. tory, matching his 1958 total when © ne . abr bbt aT ens SAN FRANCISCO || innings before that first inning run) nay » Philiey homered and) sie 5 i i ricio ss 4000 Bauer rf 4121 Temple 2% 4060 Davenp't 3b 3001 m | he lost 13. This one slipped _ pperics ooet eee fit ewe ieee Davenp't 3 tas and hadn't lost since April 29. igled for both second game runs |Giants two games behind the Na-'casn “ip 4020 iif €000'Whi'n'm rf 4000 Kirtland rf 4000 Bob Friend (3-8) won for the! by the Phils, who managed only tional League-leading , Milwaukee| Loar c 3011 Berra c 4006 0/Bell rf 1000 Cepeda Ib 4010 & = 5-4 Los teene nn sees Mantle cf 411 6|Rehinsce 4130 Spencer 2% 4000 Pirates, who broke a 1-1 tie with)three runs despite 21 hits in the wren { 4 7 pela who won at Philips Bo -3080 Leper” dott Dotierer . tole Rents a se egifour runs afte : wo were < Stites. Ruben Gomez (1-4) ey ich’son 2 | Dor 000 Landrith ¢« 21106 2 ni u , : er ; its hold on|Pieree_B .2900 Kubek ss 2110/Kasko ss 4020 aRhoties a 42 gi the ninth. Don Hoak's two-run and Jim Owens (44) were the * Complete Front End Pittsburgh tightened its hold OM|atorgesn 10-00 Ditmar p 4011 N'weombe p 4000 Schmidt 0000 ble and Friend's two-run single! josers, sical typi third, just a game behind the Pp (0000 | McC'mick p 100 0| Alignment (Rez. $10.95 ee : i is 31141 Totals 1594 S. Jones p 0000 Giants, by beating the Chicago eataentounaed out for Pierce in ah. | . bWagner ooo), a e 1 ~ : st Oo t 6 = = ee 5 eS RRS a & Balance 2 Front Wheels Cubs 5-2. St: Louis swept a twi-| Now “York .... @61 082 Lix—5 Totals 362102 Totals” 30 16 re Reg. $5.00 i ai ile ig | E—Fex, Kubek. PO-A—Chicago 24-10.| a—Flied out for Landrith in 8th ° night paw from Philadelphia, $1) = York 27-14. DP—Fox, Aparicio and Struck out for S. Jones in 8th ash s 2 Pack Front Wheels (Reg. $3 and 5-2. . Cash; Lopes. Richardecm and Skowron | Cicmeet = 000 620—2 ; 4 ’ : LOB—Chicago 4, New Yor’ an Francisee 000 (60—i = Adjust Brakes (Reg. $1.75 Newk, who hasn't lost since May | “33 pox." Lopes. Ricusrdson, Ditmar | E—None. PO-A—Cimcinnati 27-16; San = | _ 10, stretched the Giants slump to|3B—Manitle. SF—Richardson Francisco 27-7. DP—Rodgers, Spencer and } ; ; : Pp 6©&H | = per Cepeda; Newcombe, Kasko and Dro inspect Brake Lining three games with a_ six-hitter,| pierce «, ED en z 3| LOB—Cincinnati 10; San Prancisco 4 a 1 * etriki Staley. : 2 t : ; 1} 2B—Landrith, Brandt, Robinson, Tham- sy walking none and striking out Ditmar ow. $4) 9 4 1 1d 4'as HRPinson. SMeCormick, SF | By DR. CARY MIDDLECOFF inceneees That's the taste you get Inspect Drums — $$ Pierce (Skowron). U—Hono-| Davenport. : - ; ; Inspect Wheel Cylinders chick, Plaherty, Umont. Berry. T—2:02.| * IP H R ER BESO PATIENT'S —_:, “Weak iron shots spoil my when you make your : A-—30,097. | Ne'‘combe (W, 7-4) 9 6 1 3 ’ : oe [Mot'mick tL. 4) 3139 2 2 2 3 game! Gin ‘n Tonic with clean-tasting PAY AS LOW AS —_ — rh bi mosTon ab rh bi alee io os ot DIAGNOSIS: Clubface left open. - ‘ DISTILLED Webster 2b $030 Buddin ss eee ee Coa Bor oil As Burk: TREATMENT: Distance and direction both suffer DRY GIN $1.25 A WEEK i ia SLES Bephens i oie A—2.939. when you come into the ball with your clubface slanted * se eooe pers 2000 podem ca ‘010 PITTSBURGH CHICAGO - | open. This is a prevalent fault, and it generally stems Stric'T'nd 3b 312 zone 4 br bi bth di Dating pram te 7 ay +h H. Gyy- Moats, Outdoor Editor i rdGor Tra | i? on ° Ay WF > AZ + Ld It’s Horse Show. Time Again Favorites Back at Pointe By the Press Outdoor Writer By H. GUY. MOATS f $150 for ‘59 Fish Derby Ch am, and 2:20 p.m. each day, ex- fisherman, weigher and an observ- amps during’ dersal fin, such as characterizes with leaders particularly the large -moath. entries is*noon (12 o'clock) Sept. Southeastern Michigan will be the focal point this Michigan's top game fish be- cept Saturdays when the deadline on gens may be presented 8.) early stages of the “derby” chang: The smallmouth is the scrappi- . 5 ; ‘ eal y for sands - the entry - 7—The ss is al authori c rll ° weekend-and next for two ef the country’s most impor- © ™ legal pre y for ae is 12 o'clock noon, no entries be- with the entry i soe Lica is oe ee ee ing every day or so, Some eventual est, gamest fish that swims, favo- : anglers Saturday whe he 1958 » taken Sundays or idays . June 2 o is regarding eligi- - oe fs 21S — tant horse shows. The big one, from this area's view- angler inday whe ing taken Sundays or on holidays 6—Contest opens June 20 with S; ‘ 5 &r winners have been early entries, -ite of most anglers. oo ~ . S : season opens for black bass. In such cases a certified weight the start of regular state black ©! ity of entries. and went all the way Some have Neither is a true bass~both bes point, is, of course, the 42nd annual show at Bloomfield s * * slip from a market using standard bass season; concludes Labor The bass division’ has always — i _ i Wir - ‘6 the sunfish famil} rt = rad & rder le eadl . ong 1 SuN ISN ic liye Open Hunt club, by the Detroit Horse Show Assn. open-) Besinnin of the pli “on also state-inspected scales, signed by Day, Sept, 7. (Final date for been the most active of the three, 80F In HU tina me i ta oe i ee : yp 92 main Tt oh . 90 marks the opening of The vontiae a . i ag: , a oe ing June 23, running through June 28. , Peasy unuiial “ble feb derby. the | Oakland County's myriad lake Multi-Lakers to See The Grosse Pte. Show, most of whose entries also show al winners of which will share $150 have always produced big fish F Sa _ cord bass was the T-pound, 152- . alee i BOH, opens Thursday, closes on Sunday, with 102 classes listed. jn United States bonds, F : Sea bass lo Say Canadian Fishing Film yong the equine stars ect are idsor Cas ridden ; . ounce largemouth taken by rs . Among the eq une’ aries an edvore aa of ; ue aS Bass division is one of three Andy Simko two years ago. Members of Multi-Lakes Con- by veteran favorite «Bonham, a top prospect In the JUMPFT” divisions, with a $50 bond as top ‘ ‘ek * * servation Assn. tonight will view stakes, and Duke of Paeconial 7 inter champion for the last peward. Similar bends will go : Several bass champs have been what is expected to be one of the two years, Both will move over to BOL for the six day Open te winners of the pike (northern) smallmouths, whieh also abound best fishing films shown at M-L in Hunt exhibition and bluegill divisions. in oversizes in area lakes. The come time. Both shows will have night protr. n&, along with morning Rules remain unchanged from, | smallmouth S ee _ Charles Helin, flatfish yee at Afleradae eoxelan : ah ne hide : : sreamlined than his relative. He. tre Ni maker and far- and afternoon HE, ae “om Une Sandel Suave ! By JOHN BOHANNAN ‘an outboard engine on a transom harmlessly outside the boat, and i) i uany brownish or brown- and, Detr T eeinan, wil -show his oo . - - uneen Telit ot ae : ; < 3 -eaching fisherman, : FOOD MORE IMPORTANT THAN SHELTER irs, Wyle Usoeeen)) saeht Syndicated Boating Writer bracket? the transom itself will baffle some nigh tc color, hak ey ener Usher pene ou. . White Lake for her @paund. 8's : * ‘ fe ‘ . . } greenish ir color, has no deep ime, of record catches of game It has long been noted that deer, ly Michigat OI cca tare ats aes wart ry A major improvement in hulls . lof the sound. By using one of the notch between the parts of ils po) jy c anadian waters. Showing country Instinetively guyht dense cover durin the wint nue ‘ 7 ee .. ’ 11 ” Aithin reeent years 38 the use of * The bracket allows you to newer adjustable brackets. yeu 4 : : 1at8 | » Mm. following a But the conservation dep ent | coneluded, through a nie ae HPaepoue! “et pS ) maintain full transom height re- can raise or lower the envine to will be hele ° — nee ike, . , : Tg tee at ayes Bob Zeeman and ysolation wells in the stern for jardiess of the motor shaft length,{match various loads affecting hull Se) ene ne ‘rship session. two-year experiment, that deep shelter isnt really essenthl yoren Wilson (i way tet, 7 pound outboard engiries.. it allows the carburetor to drip trim When Ur Tithe ot Mant — _ for survival. If food is lacking, even the best cover Js not bloegill The arrangement consists of a ° ~ F Skeet League Opens likely to sustain dcet The rules vartial bulkhead from rail to rail y ' “ = J * Test , t; her of ve bucis. ln -se¥ 1-Open to any FULL TIME just enough forward of the motor a. Shooting begins today at 4:30 eats Were mate of a nuniper 2 AEE S Uda hie) Lal sev resident of Oakland County. Sum to allow reasonable turning clear- iN\h "44 p. m. in the 10-weck-long Oakland eral types of pens at. tHe Cusino-experiment station. The jye, pesidents with permanent ad: anee for the power plant, connect . County. Sportsmen's club summer pens afforded different levels of shelter from elements. dresses oubide the county are not ed te the transom by means of a Ly Soten Udon Knight skeet learue “ ze re eligible hallow, watertight well, slanting — 4 Competition takes place every Recently approved measures in Utah and Oergon, to per- |, 7 “ : i a ES Nene Honan afl ant cial? ad one Thu ir) m5 mss ares Nednes"sy ee oa tn New hiwok read laree Ol “A Pre Ts ough the ‘ a] } 00 3.35 9 50 . 2 . a 3 ) at o! mit Heensing of hiWting preserves in these tales have boost Ail Te faust te Flan is r two scuppers through Me ran Pel -areuemes $00 10 25 435 1050 days from’10 a. m to | “i 1 the tot 1 of stat } h shoot i 1 to 40— ares : Sul. ats 900 1125 535 ass shooters from OCSC are invitec ( he total of states where such shooting Js allowec 0 400 Oakland County water Sun co Sao : REE EE held at the , boar : MON; seescenen 700 1250 7 5 ak award. arty..will be held at the _ One of their most gruelling canoe tests is ahead of the 4 Winner of each division re Ina hull of good tres board, the Tue S800 9150 835 22° close of th he summer shoots. Widing brothers (Albert and LeRoy) of Ifolly rated amon celves a $00 United States Saving vel can , ote high seone® not Nedne . 12. 855 2 a 925 3 10 \ ) the top paddling teams of the nation But before they set out Boned . ony te aitows ae = apace {er 3 ‘ for the Prince Georve )39-mile race in British Columbia, July » Pntries must be brought to Cleaning and ventilation under- ® a . “ 7 ; ) : | ma Tt : . . . iit -_ S The Jtpexs Sports Department for neath, but also to provide a hide FATHER’S DAY SPECIAL o ian : Sie Bi JE LUDRISIEU AU hy * al : “ higan _ i! i” weighing, measurement and photo away for the storage battery. chorter length he hove are aeain under le Sponsorship oO yraphing ete Ole Monreal @ brs Mi : LEAT) MH This position allows short, eff ; lf c t $21 00 -Pontiac’s Frank Slaybang} ; 0 ars)... ee . Pontiac Fran slaybanup! ann Giecineal “ables ia (he on $30 00 Kolapsi G S14 BO MULTI-LAKES OUTING IN JULY . 1 ind at the same time the $22.50 Spalding Golf Cart. eee eee e: . Multi-Lakes Consérvation Assn, has set the date for New Archers Shoot well protects the battery from be $ 5 00 Fernwood Irons Same sb ee # ws $ 3.15 July 19. and will hold its annual pienie at the club grounds : ing aceidentally short-etreuited by d $ 5 50 eed s . i; falling: tools or other metallic ob $ 7.50 Fernweod Woo S “ie © © * 6 « © 6 UW on Reed's at that time... Ul year-old Billy Gotshall, W || | t M 1 h . 3081 Walma Dr., is still talking about the 28- pound, 34! e in ] S da C lation Cel aimnewill $30. 00 Spalding Golf ae seeen ee .$21.50 ; " . te iSO ‘} Well | ) Wary a inch long carp he speared on Orchard Lake, recently, The fety feature, | vont with the $12. 00 Golf Bags . Ss 8. 75 fish battled for -a half hour before giving up. Phe newly organized Coles While Goncom cul low te ar | is ee | . ; SOF oN Oo aceept short ok tk Hie Arclvinte nad ctanrd warm orell' iat motors ike orell sill proce Golf Caps, Gloves and Spalding. Golf Aare in fbeuw fist match tourney, during a following sc ‘ Vpurice A new volume that will Interest area hunters ts Luthe oyaee eknna ; Sauna mee | ne ing 1 from swamipin § 9. 00 Spalding Autograph Irons . ; ; i i ‘ ‘ wap M 4 ye Pe a re _ Jeane ater oan safe arrangeme A. Anderson How to Hunt Deer and Small Game just off returned with three first places Oily gasoline drippings from. the f mow et an _ Es breil and sale me mem $125. 00 Set of Four Deluxe the press this week. The book, published by The Ronald Pre a ee, eral a or a short-shaft outboard moter Is shown in the photo otor 1s . me : | } , ind a number of other Phere carburetor are kept out of the boat attached to a low ansom. and has watertict solation well Kirkwood Woods oseueeer ese $48. 00 covers the sport from cl sing a pun to dressing the k ay mia hy, an . ent} n vel } | fron LOOST H uni t sir he kill. . Aare shooters and members of and carried away through the $ 9 00 1 Oak Park firm has a slick device for transporting out- thei faniles making the trip scuppers, assisted by an occ: oa across the stern. Brooks Golf Shoes. ee) 7 . board motors on the outside of a ear’s trunk, Device clamps Vave Keaggy Jr. won the junior al flushing with water. This mi Golfers’ Rain Jackets. Seduce Lees $ 3.95 to the bumper, is hinged so that there ts easy access to trunk, “vision with a T1456 score. He is/for a cleaner, safer craft . keeps motor upright .. ts called the Tote 1] years old. His father was a| Still another bonus for the owner 1 emen on op Junior Baseball (Rubber Cleats) Shoes ; : member of the GWBA 4iman team of this new design featu s i j TEC HNIQT | MORE IMPORT ANT Aa AN Lt RE hai dee won al ce ail loan ne ‘Kan ny | - 1 “ " tet s 30- C li b M t h New Rawlings 6 Fingered Baseball Gloves \ Aine \ alf ali . 1 erves A recent experience points up the question what ts the Goodling ino womens Befreestyle sound baffle, reflecting: the noise “1A a I er a € es. t lure for pood fishing? there's ne one correct answer Otber team, shooters were Billlastern ' 4 1 1 1 | WELDEN SPOR N , , ; , : 1) en Most of the eivilian awari in vard sitting rapid-fire, first marks fu that quet Jooone ture is always right, and It may not be Cle Bob Green and Frank Toth An tsotati ; ot ‘ y ; ution well is molded as yj. ecent Michiga Wecalibé if ageregate f ‘ ' 5 tt ; Joa € sence dary , ec C,yer es ? : ! perce Wichigan . anber man ut lony; range Bre Are, first - I ut that 1 mere ao nioitter of technique, rather than in . styl ‘ i ne ae “ a unit into a new plastic hull. atte « hampionships at Grayling,)in 1,000-yard iven sights, Ken Far 31 Mt. Clemens St. Phone FE 4 6211 errigl \ , ; f Vie “iil i ee ; J } : § , I I z its at the tertaiual of the dine Tt Just mear ays an In- ley Paraack finished ntl fn in Older boats can be modified to were brought back to Pontiac by num won first plaice mi irk sman !n fivator for a bip meteor maker. that the easfitl fishe caeaarih 7 ‘4 - vahiteli . make use of a home made well Qakland County Sportsmen's club: 200-yard rap fire, { in KNOW Joow tao hia le bid eqquilpin eit eh oa peat a lat nil " fs i \ Nol construeted oof wooed and coy experts, | Besides his state title. Forstrom | SS ‘ shed a ' - nee ct ns re ny ' ri vr ESS - : “all ra 7 gf re * 1) F here it should | 1 Iv) It the vient kite Of wetlon Gass foam freestyle B. Brae CASE SEN ATb Og La, Wonors included the state on, faee Con. me | ‘t fe Si OWING hiviien 1] | | r ‘ . ; : pe HS , var : d fier h techniques the result of skill and expe Hen ( Taye mlinetivaet In designing your own well re championship for George For- : We ae * ta ne ' vn pss member to keep all holes for steer strom and janier title for James 2 i aes " img and battery cables as igh as Bennett, The OCSC 4-man team, 5 net selow Aes ed Bighs: We x INSTRUCTION ® E UIPMENT e TANKS FILLED bl that tl 1 ise: Th. Re Witeon, Kine & (O80) Set ciel plsee anedal: 3599 Orchard Lake . s | J ® s ; s Possible So wa thre Milferticht rom ” - ‘. 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EE teeth, They have mitts Darina es Nine and aly Soren Fratet Jf: SEE OUR BARDAHL FACTORY DEMONSTRATION FRIDAY and many do not have even that S ] Main purpose in life of the adult is egg-laving. It is avery par Auanotive P arts and BE quipme ne 7 —_ a er ; ‘ ' ficnlar iph however as most ‘ : , : * ie ; \ . ‘ * : ee es 29 Auburn Ave.. Phone FE 2-0106 |]. 211 S. Saginaw, Pontiac re 8-4541 || 630 Oakland Ave. Plenty of Parking FE 8-0453 ab a 'y cat. In fact they n a ae - : Dini . - 7 — - i. | eee , Ne 4 ; . me ; at : ; : ~ @ ¥ ’ % ig . | . ts iA feed aaa aN en a = abt i ie id ae Soar aie a. ae eee so ae * NS eA \ ; , é 4 * cmc smagaat peat aitlniel 97” eanacinarp | are ___THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. SUNK 17, 1958 7 oy . Geneva Block — ~ Buick Unveils eS Jha : \s Cited by lke Its New Chief i Pontiac Buyers. | | | Leading the popularity list _of Ae ‘ accessories. and optional } equip- ; Summit” Hopes Dim, General Manager for ment ordered by Pontiac’ buyers e 6 Weeks Has Avoided 2'e Super Hydra-Matic transmis- , sion and *heater-defroster, both.. Public Appearances ‘being installed in 98 per cent of manufactured, These _ are followed closely by back-up DETROIT #—Buick Di¢ision OM: amps, radio, power steering and General Motors is going to lift power brakes. but He'd Still Attend if | Stock Trade | MARKETS Cor ats Miss. Progress Made | ° h The. following are top prices, __ WASHINGTON w — President | | v Quiet, Sluggish zere-<"%*. 2: Selling for Profit s<2s22 oS"; erocce brought tu the Farmers; \foreign ministers talks seem to| ‘warket by growers and Sold by; have reached an impasse, and the curtain slightly today on Ed-' Gaining in popularity, are dual aia AP s ‘them in wholesal ckage lots. | = - prospects for a summit confer- ward Rollert who has been its speed windshield wipers, Safe- NEW YORK (AP) — The stock, onne poceege CHICAGO Wheat, rye and once are no brighte . 1 ' , = oe a . ‘yed j Quotations are turnis by the ‘ec € are no ongnter. veneral nager for six weeks. (Guard speedometer, instrument market was mixed in very quiet soybean futures bumped into. a general manager 10 — ; i Detroit Bureau of Markets, as of ; : oe * * * panel cushion, tinted glass and 4 | trading early today. flurry of selling, probably for pro- * * * ] . : = Tuesday. faa : : ‘ The President told a news con-| m fuse saat Safe-T-Track differentia!, all ma- Key stocks showed gains or ifits, during the opening few min- . i Rollert has avoided almost all losses going from fractions to abc ‘utes on the board of trade today. ference, however, that he still She cownoeee (inteniews, contributors to increased OSSER 8 vn m x sons 0 about Detroit Produce Ee and oats prices were mixed. would be willing to go to a heads- public appearances and iMterviews pieacsure and safety in driving. a point with most changes narrow paurrs =a ‘ ~ * of-government meeting if any kind | since taking over from Ed Rags- jjcre are sme of the most popu- The opening was less vigorous Steele Red, Pancy, bu .... $3.50 . of reasonable progress can be dale as head of Buick. lar Pontiue aecessories yption- than anal ee ticker ‘inne wan Strawberries. fancy, 16 qt... 575 Brokers said the wheat pressure made at Geneva € i ; lar Pontiac bepeaeig es a * ‘ C iipme ms Tp. ra - pe ™ / VEGE1 ABLES included some hedge selling but He was whisked through a na.) Cquipment ems Usted accor late only a moment, then trading asparagus, doz pens $7 : . He rejected proposals that he ; ing to the percentage of 1959 Pon- fell off to a sluggish 1, Beets No.1 dos behs. .. 150 that offers appeared mainly to) | proposals | Sonal Kour’ sof Geaters eed MY oes on we lled : 1@ $, 2 6 - ‘ 2. > i r : 5 Al } hicn a » insts 1 ney e. ss irl parc: Broccoli. No 1, doz. behs. 2% stem from interests on the long, call representatives of the steel | busied himself in getting to know [CS OF Sic, they are installed was the fourth straight session of Cauliffoner No he 230 side of the market and represented companies and their employes to the people working for him. Super Hyvdra-Matic transmission, extremely low volume. Celery No. i. dos 200 jiquidation for the broad margin a White House conference aimed ' uN Circ-L-Aire heater and de- = Chives No}. aos : 115 ‘ : ible rike | Rollert, a stocky six-footer WITD A gye hack lamps The market remaingd in a cau- Dill doz bens. 190 of profits that had accrued in the! ' #vold a possible strike. |salt and pepper haar, at a 7 ae oo a K-up ve xe, The imnact or chor Kohlrabi. dod 8. zi : , The oe ale « , ~~ — eS a radio 91‘,; white wall tires. tious state. The impact of higher onions, green. doz _ yoo Strong prices of the two previous The President also asked the Ishake and earnest eyes -behind |. nOwer cteerine 725%. and interest rates and tightening credit Parnes ey ZS behs... a days. Navy for a quick report on why! dear. plasticframed @1aSSe 5. Ic. power steering, 72%, anc Fs . 0 fe - + ILE a = By ie es oe = hnoO- P ) » sore combined with some confusion as aoe, 7 bu oe 409 At the same time, the 1960 wheat ‘some of the guns of an American} moved 16 Buick from G\ts Har power brakes. 67°: to the immediate outlook regarding Potatoes, 50 Ip bag 200 crop months advanced as much aircraft were not funcuioning when) sson Radiator Diision , the situation in the defense in- Radishes. white, doz 1.00 as a cent on reports of the it was attacked by Communist) " - “ > dustries and steel labor. Rhubarb ourcoor, doz.bens ----- , 98 House-Senate compromise ‘bill to planes off Korea yesterday He took over a company whieh . x er ¢ 0 xk «wt Squash, Gummer bu +23 cut back acreage for next year’s x * * pp nA sroduiction: fr omatoes, “hothouse. Ss 3.0 cretae = oe = . slippec OCUCLIO from: . Motors, coppers and tobaccos Turnips, beh. 159 harvest . | Eisenhower took a swat at a ord 781.000 cars in ho to ai? were generally higher. Airlines and GREENS jo = 7 wheat bill on which Conzress Is year low of 257.000 last vear : rubbers edged off. Steels, rails Cabbage No. 1, bu. sap eg a ie Wheat was 's to '2 cent a bushel close to completing action. It would | lthe first four months of 1959 reg -Dach q f Cf . ; _ " Collard, No. lt, DU. ....0-...5-.-seees ye ar > ‘ ol nant . aircrafts and oils were mixed. ‘Kale, bu i 209 lower near the end of ,the first increase price support payments | istration figures show Buick sal ane a Mustard, No. 1 bu 115 hour, July $1.87%, the 41960. con- for wheat in certain circum-! “us American Motors and Lukens gore} bu ...... . 45), ; i higher: comm ur- down some 8.000 units ; Steel were fairly active and up Spinach. bu -12 s tracts - Re - migner: ' 7 stances. | | Tells Court Reinstated : about ; . Turnips, bu agen deeeeoddaee 135 changed to *s higher, July $1.27; | - ; ; | | KRollert obviously has been try about a point each = _ ate 1 & lower, July, The administration, Eisenhow- | oe : \meri lev SALAD GREENS ; oats 34 higher to “ met uly | er said, does not believe in rais- ing to find some answers to the Official Shouldn't Get American Telephone steadied Endive bu 250 new type contract 66's; rye ; ail ihe entire industry has ; Escarcie bu 2 50 yes oe elf price support levels. | questions the entire industry he after its recent softness and [etiuce Boston bu Lis to *« lower, July $1 cabs acy beans '™S I fee . | asked about what has caused the $] 3,000 Past Wages = | ick i Lettuce leaf ; 25 3 7 fe » $2.933 ! > S¢ » has no specific ; | picked up a point. peice head, bu 125 3, to 7 -lower, July $2.23%. coe aa ae ee . m0 peas * ) | Buick slump. And he has not } Anaconda, Kennecott, Texaco, R°™#!ne >Y oo y * : he ht f I | i ‘x } : ; ? ‘. ( , wanted to be asked the ques LANSING «(UPI)—Attorney Gen- 7] , , Pa , " cu f > 0- 4 2 : 3 Southern Pacific, Union Carbide Poultry and Eaas iA Grain Prices tne tuative ES) A amncengt | tions personally before be found eral Paul L. Adams has asked the. a! at is legislative pro-ectlygrameg . SN irenlic meme Cour Cc Sane Lorillard and Raytheon were small ounry 99 CHICAGO GRAIN gram directly to the people AP Wirephéto seme replics Supreme Court if the Ciyil Service CHICAGO. June 17 :AP) — Opening , eee ; = 2 : oak wanes ; ‘ ol ; Comr tion didn't overste S _ —— JERSEY COUPLE SPOTTED BANDITS—Walter Schmidt of | In Flint. Buick s home town, he mission didn't overstep ils gainers | DETROIT POULTRY rain grain prices Enso when it ordered $13,000 in American Tobacco and Du Pont. DETROIT, June 16 ‘AP) — Prices paid nee ee Oats ‘old! ' Union City, N. J., tells how he saw Philadelphia fugitives today has appeared brfefly at a farewell Gs advanced about a point each. pet pound eo Detroit for No. 1} Sep 191% “Bats inewi— ‘PI f Slee near Middleboro, Mass, cottage. His call to police was the = party fo! Ragsdale and at an in bad k pay for a reinstated state ~ hens S-i0°" Nesey. fee” bratlers pi Mai 1 99" att = ace 0 p final up-off, and one of the: wanted Coyle brothers was shot and deity T NECN o Ea neon 101 — ‘ificial 98 Viarold Groe? New York Stocks arvers ae Ate aebates ee Me 960— ‘o Ee killed and the other captured unharmed moments later. Mrs. GM President John Gordon an a - ted . ares a ' ; ly Ips. 21. over “5 ibs. 22-24 ey E le ree il _ ~ «4 Schmidt is standing with her husband The couple was visiting * * * oo ‘d — oe : P Os ee - 4 (Late Morning Quotations: : Porn Sep titi a um AN itt e me home of fis mother tn-taw = > : Phere thot itor reeeption— |! mM «aM ecuritte Ss commissione Y Figures after decimal point are eighths DETROIT EGGS July 127 Dec 1.27% . f St ect vers in March 1955. He was reinstated DETROIT June 16 (AB—Eggs {0b Sep 122, Ma 1.2944 PE EES eevee - SE. | A Admiral 1 Int Silver 6 Detroit in case lots federal state grades: Dec 115 Lard (drums?! men here in Detroit today and iter a series of he arings and a ‘ ‘Air Redue 5 Int Tel & Tel 1 Whites—Grade A Jumbo34, extra large Mar tae July 950 | ' Rollert will offer the guests a Supreme Court ruling Grade A ext lar medium 23 = Allis Che Jones & L 18 Grace A extra large 34, med Center Full: of Modern mil ae icdivernnalghei "andes ae cae: : ; aa | Commercially graded a Kellogg New 38 | , Alcon | Whether he is ready to held cumstances should. Groehn have ss 2 83 : . _- \ + Alted Ch... 1122 Ist Crk Coal 383 32-34. large 30-31 medium 23 small May » Sep 990 | Bahrein Now Bus Oil = Bid Ste TRE Bhsetles ECE Moat a itre Ta, “ara mR Y ourteF rées Freeman wy tunisishe ant a'inentiy Adams claimed the $13,000 as 33 s 95 2 Whites—Grade A jumbo Am Airlin .. . 304 Kennecott 107 bes a6°0S8- i 26-27 fans i L : ; eH Ene ieee ods, labs ON Promise to Pa AmCan . 426 Kimb Ck 65 small 14 Grade B large 22 crowns 0- {- urse yes. Schools, Ro , forth on Buick’s problems remains received more than $11,000. 37 aes sage. 8S 2 Re ae Ad greene ee 332 Grade A large 26 to 26's. medium 21-22 fa be ern am M & Pdy LOF Glass 714 checks 19-19%, . . Libby McN&L 115 Liege & My 86 7 ~The commission's constitutional Am Mctor. Am N Gas os WASHINGTON — Manama, cap! tal of the Sheikdom of Bahrein A promise to pay $970 for the support of his children wo status does not place it above the Am Tel & Tel . 7 i ‘ plac t above the Lone S Gas DETROIT LIVESTOCK 412 427 poe ‘itv has slumbered little since oil . : : 814 DETROIT, June 16 ‘\AP\—Cattle— Sa cy ee 1932 Freeman, lanky Detroit industrial designer from Crqne Operator S should be based upon facts, not Anaconda 62 Armco 3tl ¢ 73 2 : = = Lockh Alre 29 2 Li e : , . ae Am Tob - 4 tocecs 4 2 ivestock i ‘ ic ; ; Liiw said Adams Its decision in An‘cn’da W&C 564 ee a rm in ac means “Place of Sleep” But the brought freedom yesterday for Harvey S. Freeman. Bear Takes Over such & Hatter ae the Groehn case 6 was discovered there in Arm Ec 2 »3 = elu e cette ae Aichion 23 OA Seiive suaay to aerone.iacatterie (oo: . : Farmington Township walked out of the Oakland Coun upon what the cammussion mem eal at 2! choice steers 26 00-2750 most American Family Puts ® * * a Job for a While bers feel Groehn should get Boring Ait 344 4a 1 prime (No it steers Go's. giundard 10 Pp Tariffs to Work Black gold rushing from barren ty Jail shortly after noon*® Grochn was dismissed when tt Bond) Strs :? 191 low good steers 2400-2600. good to ios eru | ¢ sands has transformed the coral yesterday | ee en Sar _ 4, “as charged he was engaging pri u Seas a 126 chotce heifers 25 50-27 00 moderate . | hich le - S ay -| SAULT ST? MARIE. u?—George coaiias Borg Warn JDL 139 showing choice 750-850 lb. hetfers 27 ut Prospers in Ink formed Bahrein Islands, which he , vately in real estate transactions Briggs Mt 91 Me aa GO uinadard } sod heit 5 } , tle had 32 days behind bars, fobson—picked mo quarre} today ; Bitst: My Wi dai7 28 Dom alendardy too e eon fet some 20 miles off the eastern while he was PES pons ible for real Brun Batke 896 sxtotorcla ee epee a teed ccna se eersi pees coast of Arabia, into a showplac: there because he said he could not} with a big fellow who took ove! estate regulation loc-ihe state Burroughs "Ss 4 Mitre: cp one 23 So. ieaneeree ed cutters 16 00-20 00 EEN : oe : fh — Reginald 4 the Persian Gulf, the National meet a court order to pas $1,050) | his’ Job Bs: czas (operatcn ion "| Cal Pack €04 Nat Rise MOT utdhy bulls up to 2900. 9 |S” ‘Pinky Santos, 27, twisted the Geocraphie Socicty-says. Oi) has ; scow in Whitfish Bay ie ea ae a4 Nat Ca R 647 @ Hots Salable 500 “Butcher s 25-50 cents cap on the 259.200th bottle of ink ed ee { in alimony and attorney {ces * * * Sales of’ pedae Soar P >, Nat Dairy 2 4 higher full advance on weights over 260 oe eae s _,,. pumped in many signs of pros ‘ : S Aan es Bins on2 Ibs em 3 ont npr zo es : eee sighed and said: “We're not able perity—modern schoets, hospitals Circuit Judge William J. Beer, Reporting for work, Robson During Start of June ne Ler al ! Jots o 2 anc -240 Ib i ae mM: he : . j . * copes ae if Nort & West $9 1600-1630, mixed No 1 and 2 190-230 to keep up with the demand. laboratories. air conditioning enforcing his crackdown on | | found | lis seat was secupled by a. ; ; Kase JT 225 Nor Pac 532 300 on ae ong lot ans any son iy =A few months ago, the Peruvian roads, electrical ‘equipment, and fathers failing to sapport their 250-pound black bear DETROIT (UPI) — Sales of ore ae La Nor Sta Pw 236 butchers 1475-15.75° mixed grades sows government hiked import duties aytomobiles children, sentenced the 3i-year- | ; Dodge passenger cars during the Ches & Ohio | 712 Qh!o Ot 41.3 300-400 Ibs. 1225-1375, No 2 and * 200 ce fama ; old Freeman to spend 90 days Robson is employed by Des firer 10 dave of J ome Chrysler 654 Owens Cns 872 400-600 Ibs 1075-11 75 per cent on many tems, In * * * : | ‘ i Beatty irst days of June were the see 35 Owens Ul Gl 896 Vealers Balable 150. Steady chi y 7 ink + s| in jail May 15 until he could ; rocher Dan Antwerp and Beatty -h chest for any 10-day s - Cin Mil M 435 veri 5 cluding writing ink. Local firm ; : | ghe: r any 10-day sales pe “| 7 £ Pac OWEI 593 and prime 3500-3800 standard or 5 Approaching Manama from _ the ; - t : ; Citles Sve 534 p y gs ili ee MO Cn eer gaan - ; PI mirge himself of- a contempt of | Corp., which has a government 4 “e Octobe 957 Clark Equip 742 — we 782 good 2700-3500, cul and utility 1790 representing foreign companies .., 4 yjsitor sees a long line of I I | | i 4 : weiieiak riod since October 1957, M. C. f. i nl 16 97 00 ata, . ht as . . . - ieti | | : , be P j : Con Cala 10a Param Pict 19> Miceg-Salable 308 Not enough in !8C¢d the prospect. of sharply re a1) white houses with deep eee | wey Gi rt . i “lek i foe Patterson, Dodge general manag- Cole Palm "265 eer Ue mae a supply to fully “test tage wate. duced incomes. . Some would prob- shadowed verandahs rising above Attired in a jail umform of green Bay Harbor in Lake Superior. er, announced today. ‘olum Gas 9 . i 1 ead ch -_pring slaughter lambs 26 19 € . . L “ S ‘ a = 1 . ac ean Edis. ae is La 185. one at ened Mehorn yearlings. 2100 ably have to pull out altogether the sparkling, blue-green sea trousers and open-necked shirt Robson slammed the door of the Sales increased 51.3 per cent dur “oO iG eDs! We Ba itlisty end u 15 00 ughite ~\. . . . i . : . | F 7 . “<2 ay 2 pon WiGex . Phizes 5 u COE eel tat 1500 few slaught “ old story in several Latin Sailing craft flutter near the Cus. Freeman appeared again yester Hscow and discussed his problem ins in first pings sales period C Pw Pf i452) 95 LE san — ny American countries . hic aches & erp day morning before Judge Beet | with fellow workers. No one had Of June over the last 10-day pe- C Pw Pf 1416) 94. Phiileo 30-4 toms pier, which reaches a quartet g ) udy mr a ) Cont Can 34 Broct a aa Cc ity = - s mile seaward Minarets of mos * * * | lany suggestions other than watch- P10 last month. And an increase = . Proct & G i ; alates : : . j | ra - = SA ' nal es Pure Oil 40 ommunity Pi pi s dad, Richard, had come ques grace the skyline In the dle said he had “borrowed” $970 ful waiting of 186.1 was recorded in the first - ; ae is I . * . ! - f ” ‘or 3 . 543 Mepur . 15 Center Pro osed to Lima from the United States eqst are graceful wind-towers. and wanted to know if this would * * * 10 days of June over the com- 4 Pe i ' ~ a , . } , ro € at ae pee peas Pp “9 years ago to represent US which were used to capture the satisfy the ee | The bear cdimbed on the boom Pal ible period of 1958. 29 Rev «To {i | , fume, milk, tissue “‘ec7e ‘< ore electri } ce stipulations nd solemnly studied the crowd 4 Rev Tob 496 S h P ns se ling perlume, milk, Ussue breeze for homes before electri After an exchange of tipulatior and ? | 11 ; , : Dire te 60 1 coal " ws °1n out ontiac ink. pens and a variety of other fans and air conditioning between the udge and Freeman, that gathered lodge Calendar Doug! Alre 4g5 St Ree Pan 151 products He read the news of . Beer ruled) “Your contempt stands } ; ; Dow Chem wg Seouilics Mi 16 A plan to develop Pontiac's first } adil: In Manama’s narrow streets, ; al Robson saw his opening. He , Beare Rob 167 fe «6ovhigher tariffs sadly and . urged on payment of $970 and Special communication Cedar Fast Air L.sy2. Sheil of 78 4,community center will be disclosd huddied with his sons, Pinky and Colortul shops display the goods ane re eaeell forthwith.” calmly entered the scow and Lodge No 60 F and AM gaat East Roe. a pincet tad tonight to the City Commission Cornelius, 28, both gr aduates of of America, Europe, and Asia. ¢ . lowered the boom onto thé shore. ston Thurs. June 18,7 PM Work ) q : . . 1 oO, aque b. F ' “i , rie : EI Auto L oe :.$ Commissioner Milton R. Henry the Valley Forge, Pa., Military Open-air markets feature bright In an apparent rush to return His day's work done, the beat oy FC degree — Gordon Stayt, El & Mus «7 Seu Ry : Te oe : , 7 ” textiles: palin fronds for build. to jail to get out of his jail ‘nt back into the woods ow Emer Rad - 166 Soerry Rd 232 said thé idea would be discussed \cademy | textiles; palm fronds for r o 8 went back Info {h OOK Erle RR 112 €td Brand 65 6 : . . | ing fish traps or hut walls; live | clothing Freeman escorted by . : N = td O11 Cal 519 at a meeting of interested citizens, . , : ; : ’ a : eect xO 1} Std O Ind |. $75 at 7-39 in the Sylvan Lake Elks Dad Santos, picked Pinky te chickens; Jong-snouted coffee. Frank Cobb, Friend of the Court N < : . . N ° ‘ e : . oy) € 4 i KS a eS Sere os Bt Ss baked te Temple on Franklin road. | find out how the U. 8. ink they’d pots; garish slippers having a service-officer, declined to say ame e QC ive Another Flying Object ews in rie Piosh wis 354 Stud-Psck. 9 | City commissioners have been | a eeliag was, brewed (ned | special compartment ter the big | fron Wem Pe “borrowed” the | Sighted Over Nevada Gardner Den Gi Ot 60 | invited wane chy ration | then to import the basic ingredi- toe: and cosmetics from New money. Promotion of August R . The theft of six envelopes con- a Gen Ba 22 Suther Pan 29 8, i becaus y coope *® | eee i =n ; oss Dyaem e Swift & Co 1) ig needed to put plans into ef- | a Cornelia uns eengeed | | York, Paris, and Hollywood. | Repeating what he had told the Martinez from patrolman to de- LAS VEGAS, Nev, (AP)—An un- taining $104.70 and a paper canis- | Gen Fas. 88.2 Posime su 764 fect, explained Henry. an : eos sol apie riers ame | A Bahrein Arab, typically short: judge, Freeman, _ owner of the tective in the Pontiac Police Pept. identified flying object—visitfle to ter containing $2 from the Ameri- orn opteee rea ins ae ap nf : 8 bd So sas baa and slightly of build, wears a cloak Independent Engineering Co., 4550 Was announced today hy Public the naked eye but not to radar— Cae Cancer society office at 66 | | Gen Ts fea TTARsamer 262 oe “ we i. om the city @ Today, in the rear of the Santos’ of brown. white, or black wool with W. Boston Blvd, said he had been Safety Director George D. East streaked across Nevada — skies ranereny e 3 was reported to Geacste” — Urdeee 14 es Tatura 4 ld be lowntown office building, there's gold-braided edges. On his head Misquoted by newspaper€ as to man fupsdsy (aint ' ESSE ENN ! JEnESCO : Un Carbide 140 ye community eenter woul he craziest maze “ - 1 how uch money he made fast * * * 1 owas the third mysterious ; ' Gerber Prod 55 : aziest maze of vats. rubberisits a small skull cap, but this "©’ Much money he Mave‘ Someone broke 25 wind Un Pa 342 located nry Ss i¢ . : , ~ ; eye re —. : 25 ows at } ocean Ae “A Unit Air Lin 82 located in Henry's district in south- ubes, boxes and bottles and cannot usually be seen, for it is ¥C@! ; ; The promotion becomes effective Sebtng in thres Beare the Webster School. it was report- Goodyear lta) Unit Aire ,23 west Pontiac abels a ats ; Assigned head torstes nee his immediatels The Aw Foree said none of the a! t j Goodyear HT ooo Pua Ba ; jhidden by a headcloth held in ne : catel : Keer anche ld fave been ed ta Pornac Police yesterday. c t oe 40 2 ia Gas cam ‘s . In April, il City “Commission * * * place by a wool ring. The ring incarceration. kFreen i old tv Sootiewn jure’) tho cnte aes cl ry ighi could have CON : Cpe : pie a Ran es a up a special committee to study Ink jn five colors fills hig kegs “as originally a camel hobble sie papers “rusquated MM YS force in 1952 and has served as a Pe ’ H Ritter Ms Farm Market, 3225 W. a ! ae ! 9 6 ae A an plains i more teenage Lab afion nN a makeshift mezzanine Each “hich desert Bedouins carried on a hat Ls are) oh PaD EN uniformed patrolman and a \ . be bie a? t M nigeti olaec be "8 Toh og Al fan ities m Henry's district 14s been blessed by a priest and ‘heir heads when traveling. Toda: at , ($781 member of the viee squad 1! Greek Freighter Freed firest ) eiries & prod- a Walareer 51 . : : . AgMHird pet sa Of Ft SL) ay , ; “all Peanee | a lars , Hooker Ch | 422 Se a. - The cotnmittee was comprised he kegs are named “Delilah.” |! JS Just an article of attire 7 , oe years old se : : ee (ee t galore Alt mm Cent G3) wee ae ai : ; ne last vear, bul maintains he ended é in St. Marys iver lirubbery lowers at discount ladust Ray 22.6 ee gee ss pf Mayor Philip Ek. Rewston, Neptune “Sputnik.” “Atlantis * * * the vear $2,800 in the red . price Beer & wine to take out t eae a Wests ES eog Henry, City Manager Walter K.. ‘Tarzan.’ Hoses snake down to The Bahrein housewife may wear “eee a Holl Man ic Ini d SAULT STE. MARIE um — The Open from 8 AM to 12 PM t »t 512! wr a riple : 23 ‘ rie t Inspir Co 41 Wilken A ay 7 Willman, Parks & Kecreation De- :irls who pinch and release, pinch European clothes inside her home, | The Friend of the Court says y $ njure (;1 eek freighter. Theoskepasti, . . e : Tot Bos i 38S woclworth 547 partment Director David R pleas , | Freeman Massachusetts Insti. , < 2s sae a. Inventory Reduction Sale—Want Ine Bus Mch 430 oclsertte -» $43 P Da . | ind release the flow as bottles are but she never goes outside without, *reeman, a - 4 When Motorcycle Flips which went aground at Sweet's the Trith?—We show honest dis- Int Nick 22 Youre Saw Ewalt and Clarence Simuel, an and-pushed beneath shrouding herself from head to| tute of Technology graduate, Point in the lower St. Marys counts on the window of each new eper ngst Sh&aT 130 ¥ | it 58. ie Pp - ; ., car! ill Spence “Rs ler.’ 2 es Ope aS ale Oakland County probation officer. -| imether girl slaps on inbels, toe in a voluminous black cloak. | netted a $14,000 profit in 1958 yon Dumas _ 2393 oe Rd. piver June 7, was freed last night S eeainae é Rambler” att | Henry. said Simuel and James still another screw She also wears a mask or veil. It} Still pending in Circuit Court olly, was injured yesterday when 4. three tugs of the Queen Marine) : : : s on caps, — ; s F R ; ., by three tugs of th teen Marine) ; STOCK AVERAGES F. Roberts, an assistant Oakland another boxes, is considered indecent for a woman here a divorce suit started. hy his motorcycle flipped over on No oy. ing Amherstt Imported cladioli bulbs, 10 vari- SERED AEE : . a boy loads, and re is a ¢ rce Towing Co of Amherstburg, Ont planer aie NEW YORK—iCompiled by the As- > , fi oes ; Holly road south of Evans road eties, 69 cents doze Dean's Gar- sociatcd Press: County Prosecutor, would be at the another trueklead is on its way ‘© “ar finery or expose her face Freeman's attractive blonde vite LY SEO RCSSOUUNT OS wanssroat A hole in the hull will have to qe = 904 Oakia : ‘ ; ; n Center 294 Oakland —Adv. vais an cee meeting to talk about the counter- « the provinces. Overseer of |" public, . Virginia, and his request tha? $120 He was in satisfactory condition he repaired before the ship con-| = =- dus : Vs Uri Btock« | - : s : Net change ait 7 > effects a community center could’ the operation is Pinky, a bearded * * * per week alimony payments be-re- today at St. Joseph Hospital. Flint, qnues its trip downbound with mem mage sale pact selection:; eon ‘wee 331.6 139.6 034 222 have on juvenile delinquency in: pian | At sunset many of Manama‘: duced with facial and chest mjunes O14) ae ‘St. Theresa s Thrift Shop Thurs- : rey day 3305 1389 937 2215 5, giant more colorful than his . . . : ; EU . m) S. #060 tons of barley. day, 674 Sunset Orion —Adv. | Month ee 3306 140 5 O92 ui Pontiac name—stained from head to foot. 0.000 residents patronize coffee) He claims becatise his young sheriff's deputies reported Some” 1.200 tons of grain were ~~~ , La ~] : ae i ~ = 5 em 2 i ~ = ~ ‘ | Year ago 258 4 on 4 a09 1747 se ‘ Her eal . shops and cinemas, A favorite at-: business finished in) the m d last "hev we f e - rem : before the iCCAN-ZO | At 9 00 = rie nih 33 81 24 39} Hoge Concern Plans We're selling this ink for less traction for strollers is the sheik's year, he cannot meet thee pi i andont necened feceher could be pulled free. Wesco : ow 133 93 5 : z —_ _. Ae . yw e accide occurrec ( er cou ve PUlie ee Will be sold af p 1058 “high file vies e272 re than before the new duties." he new palace, 2 U-shaped building ments for his three sons Michacl CCUTTE ie ( I . My de 0 ats 1958 low 2347 809 729 1566 New Jackson Factory ae fas he and Cornelius want surmounted bv a copper dome. 7, David, 5. and Thomas 9 . el eer their father to open a modern plant ; : : Tews enforcement at- TSS, VEE inspects , - DETROIT tol ity Ce a MOSCOW ( 7 ere . uc » nlay p eer é g on j ua aun ee a ky Eye told the ly Commins the “Pinky can't keep up with the tg Let More: Italians in. Youth Fl Pol; A$OSCOW (UPI) — There's too much dirty play going on y Effective date of Ordinance No. 38, 1s | ®No sale. bid and asked plant would be built jn suburban orders I bring in’ complains out ees Folice, in Russian soccer matches and the players responsible “should ““"*° MARJORIE B WILLSON | a eel ae ip and the lab- Cornelius good-naturedly | WASHINGTON (AP)—U.s. Im- Races Through Sewers _¢ put in their place and corrected.” according to Komsontolska pune it 38 ihe Proclains Nov-8 The in t a x. sw Reeka Says Richard: “A millionaire migration laws make little sense Pravda, the Communist Youth Newspaper. \"Ketice A MAAEIG GIVEN OF A ; ns firm produces flexible hoses american perfume exporter looked to Rep. The Ji (D-¥ OAKLAND, ne (AP) — A lpubilc Neatitig to belteld Sy the Water . f raft, Hep: ‘Themas J. kane: (D-Mass) The newspaper called attention to a recent “friendly” Po." qun"Mp °zemns: Beart ont as U.S. Education Week" *"°"" in the back office at the ink oper: He wants them revised to help handcuffed youths broke | away | | 7 DD Se Oh ape ation ‘How- mitive.’ he said. Italians who wan a oan solic e rue sday and dycked same between a team from Vladivostok and an army squad 4: °y'39 pm. to consider the following eee Be a ; > t to come*to this = ; j change! Coline) Reaine Mac M dap oir (UPI) ++ Presi- Lifetime Grants ‘Urged You're ages behind the times.’ country. into a culvert. For three hours! frem Khabarovsk in which four players were tossed out ‘To changt from Residential to Com- dent Eisenhower ry proclaimed = . . True, But it's better than quitting.| He told the House generous there was a chase through a maze of the game for fist-fighting or cursing the referees. mer iisi. ess. 653. a4 cna 634. Maren the rs of Nov. 8 as American) SUN VALLEY, Idaho (AP)—The ‘Before the increases, | got 19 quotas are allotted to countries of storm sewers Such bad conduct, the newspaper said, was due to a “low Tasscnip ©® | SuPdivision. Waterford Education Week. | President of the American Medical per cent commission for the ink whose people are satisfied to stay) John Soares, .19, was recap- Htural level” 1 This property is, located next te the His proclamation calls on Amer-|Assn, says dedicated scientists ]. sold. Now we pay the United home. On the other hand, he gaid, tured when he emerged, covered cultural level” among some players, or, in some cases, “star Knights of Pythiés Hall on Voorkels #e ad = icans to ‘display to the world and should get lifetime grants fer States company 10 per cent of the | Italy gets a ’’miserly quota’ of with muck and exhausted sickness.” In western sports circles, the latter malady would “",)) persons interested are requested to ourselves our pride in this|basic medical research. wholesale price for use of the 5,656 a year when 60,000 Italians More than 50 officers guarded be described as a “swelled head.” ‘T,"ccpy ot the Zeutng Map together primary instrument of Demiocra-| “Unless we do this,” said Dr./name. Everyone's benefited. want in manholes in the afek, or joined * * * i ge ee gi Bo Bm cy. public education, complement- Louis M. Ort of Orlando, Fla, “Fewer United States dollars eres the underground forge—aiile the 7H) ene } h 7 . Gupertinee ond ‘may ve examined by ed by private education, which is “‘we w'il fall further and further Jleave Peru but the ink company Below the Mason and Dixon line pursuit: was’ on it Scat abe Dh yaes geehees ae ee ee ee ee ADSIT STEWART supported by the willing sacfifibes, behind |Russia, because, it is im- continues to profit and we have are about 180 million acres of un- Soares was charged with rape of sary for victory can and should be employed, but within the Chairman, Waterford Town. — . ar citizen and which benefits| possible to do research “and make mproved the lotal economy and cultivated forage producing land a 17-year-old girl from nearby framework of the. rules and proper respect for both the op- dba sy) ye a ~—— ‘ i ~ ae - + 4 : it = , = a at the 2 28 time." ja the — income.” — for grazing purposes. aeatd, j ponent and the ee said the nemipeee: I ; se Jaggi au Sa * oS ; = 4 > — : ‘ ie ‘ 1 se -- Today's Programs furnished by stations listed in this column are subject to 2 WJIBK-TV Chane! TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS Channel ®WWAITV » Je elevision Fro i 1 : . J / f aera “AC-PRKESS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE / rams -- ange without notice ee Channel 7—W x¥z-TV/ Channel 9—CKLW.TV | | (9) Mr. _ District Attorney. / | Police adventure: Modern - = ,; Allen. 6:00 (2) San Francisco Beat. / (7) Burns and | ) (4) News, Weather. pirate gang, involved in wa-| ; (9) Maggie Muggins. |now nibbling on the stub of the TV | Esther Williams for her hostessing (7) Curtain Time. terfront Seer succeeds! 11: 45 (9) Pieces of Eight. /season, an appropriate time for of the NBC-TV Omnibus show on ( cargo. . i : ~ Soa (9) Popeye. in getting ve uable carg i A a aNOON assaying the fare tossed up from submarines, the singing of Lana ; 9:30 (2) Got a Secret [) THURSDAY 4 oo , September to June ; > = 6:15 (4) Life of Riley. a tl — wy 42:00 427 | ! Ufe ‘ |Turner and Anita Ekberg 6:30 (2) News (4) Bat Masterson. Wester 'y 12: 4 ave o ie - ¥ * * on est disappciriinent was the : 2)! ‘ eau ey Lo isappeirian ~ (4) Riley (cont.) Masterson tries to protect the 4) lic Tae Dough There's no doubt that the start-,__ eB! ack Gleason ser- weit Se reputations of those who (7) Across the Board ‘ng. pot should ‘be CBS-TV's| De CBS- ackie ; “ 5 Noe \ vad might be affected by scapda| (9) Whistle Town. . Playhouse 90, Like Abou Ben Aa- | €8- . 6:40 2) I ewe Analyst surrounding notorious ohn 12:30 (2) hn be ae hem, its name led all the rest this’ STRONGEST PERSONALITY - oa (2) Sees siieral, Meciaed of ee . it 4 on i 2, season. It unloaded a few bombs,! The personality who emerged 7:00 (2) Divorce Court. ; valved In.Lincoln conspiracy “4 ae ne Quiz. but on the whole, its quality was, strongest.over the past season was (4) Mr. Adams and Eve ZS eg: eerie , , “ rit amazingly high. |the veteran announcer and spi Comedy: Ida Lupino, “Lov: (1) boxing (con / > (2:44.12) Guiding Light. ee . NBC-TV Jac Doveys 9) Waterfront Miventur: 12:60 19) News At wWasid Show WEleh laced ex: ae Sa a owns he came (7) Mackenzie's Paiders. Ad Man smuggles jewelry froin 7" - citement into the week and in P?4r show, ee ae nie dda ee ; i ry ay off 1:00 (2) Our Miss Brooks “The Old Man.” “Days of Wine 05 aS a rare T/ ¢.rd, a perform- venture; Colone] ‘lackenct Honolulu into U. ¥ to pay of 4) [t’ Great Life . , Po +r with charm, wermth and intel- hatte deoughe) andy outlan medical and fungral expens ale LPL SL Dd and Roses” and “Project Im- © “! ES 5 of his late father (7) Music Bingo mortality,” three of the semes- | !igence. atack, rte an oa any) (9) Movie ter’s finest dramas | Allegra Kent, who danced on (9) Shemtt of ‘Cort ae ow . ‘ 1:30 (2) As the World Tart: - ‘the CBS-TV Nutcracker Special, 7:30. (2) Divorce Court on ‘ota 12) Steel our . Magee ii 1 Married Joan Aside from Playhouse 90, there wos the most noteworthy of the (4) Wagon Train. Western Evans to star in “No Leave (1) Topper was only one other stickout event) pew performers -- she has an Jealous wives revolt for the Captain * Set in Eng : of the season — NBC-TV’'s ‘An F : vill con- 1} | N 1:55 (4) Faye Elizabeth ; enormous talent that will con designing mothe; latin’ land durigg the Nazi blitz in , 5 y Evening With Fred Astaire.’ It tinue to grow. campaign to marry off f World War II PO 12) Susle A ‘ was a stunner. ; ; daughters to financiall 1) Thix Is Your Life A Queen for a Way , a Among the male newconicts, cure men. <7 Dyfina Reed Comed iT) Day dn art 3E8T ACTING { was struck by Richard Bey- (T) Music for Summer Night "hen Hilldale joa hormate 2:90 (2) House Parly The best acting job of the season’ mer, an acter on Playhouse 90's Musical tour of Missiasipos nfotherly qualities of Don (4) teolor) Haggis Bags was pitched by John Gielgud in. “Dark December.’ River with guests Leslie pa Ahe male ego in her hu (7) Gale Storm CBS-TV's ‘“‘The Browning Version’’ | eT . : Ripe ighlights: anythin Uggams, 16-year-old vocalist hyd Alex rebels 2:98 (9) Kennedy's Korner with Lee Cobb a wisp behind 2 pees oes, Org Sid rpc Heidi Krall, Amit Fjlis, Leo fi News 3:00 (62) Star Showcase “Project Immortality.” isos! of a teenage record hop on ; Sud and Travis. Joh ‘) / Weather ’ 5 Mialone ; : a , Ci . n nae wht “) , . 7 ae af eater ms man id . nes ms * Among the girls I'd have to ,an NBC-TV special, Jack Benny s (6) Militae’ Wocllar» Moti® vecce vfs Mier Hour teont } Oey aie Elbek go with Gerry Page for “The joust with a trio of chimps on a Dr - ae iin san 4 A i at stned a0 Waster (yi Movie Old Man” or Julte Harris in CBS-TV special, Oscar Levant’s | a fies ¥ falls for be 7 a i ee ; . i van ' t ad tits 30 tl) Verdict fs Yours “Johnny Belinda.” Close behind: first guest shot on the Paar show, New Vork career pith inl el (riend mecied. (4) From These iiots Siobhan McKenna, Piper Laurie, |Dick Shawn's takeoff on the leath- M. Pulham, Eg.” (410, "7 hire anf Alek, tp Wns Oe Sob Tyas! Maria Schell. er jacket set on an NBC-TV Eddie I hat iN Ty . tt) Bu é llen ay ; sla hte . te . , ’s lee. Hedy Lamarr, Robert Youny edy Gracle gets all prethied 1:00 12) a“ ht Plan: I'd also like to ring in Tammy | lshet show, Dayton Ale rey 8:00 (2) Markham Dramfs up to attend movie prema 4 teolory Truth ot Grimes for her delightful caper- ‘re ony Sree yy (08 ~ Formes lawve MA ckl : sa quences 7 Ne es iSteve Allen show. ormer lawyer asky Mitk with George then recalls) - . ianastand ing in NBC-TV’s Omnibus ‘‘Forty- The All h sraintalncd | & ham to.arrange meeting’ be has given the tickets away ue a IDERCAD ms Astiane Five Minutes From Broadway.” | c aoe ri : 7 nee tween himself and his dAéugh 19) Movie Drama Ami 298 82) ae uy - * + + . ecnsistently 1g comedy Mle ; ; re ocaptur dd §30 02) Edge of Nigh i * ter . . can photograph r captured Ce a ie Tie worst acting jobs of the * bf . | (4) Wagon Train !conf } by Japs in China mab ye “ ] season were turned in by Jane! John Frankenheime. wins all (1) Music (cont) breath taking ex cape in ia Sharon (Ove st POSE WITH CONGRESSMEN — Visiting Others in the photo age (from left) Robin Grif- Russell in “Ballad for a Badman’ the marbles as director of the o) a ne eC . “China Girk™ C45) Gene 9:00 (2) Jimmy Denr Washington, D. C. last week, the Eugene M. fin, Mrs. Robert Griffin, Mrs. Eugene Griffin, on CBS-TV's Desilu Playhouse 8€@80n. Ed Murrow’s- CBS-TV — ome oan enbatin nt Bee oo Wrather be oe Borcemsiicna)| Griffin family, 5204 Cooley Lake Rd., had two and (from left, tron row) Terry, Beth Ann and and on another and more tortur- SMall World was the most inter- bank 3 Pera: tacaaeed lt Troe T27 1h eee Fc Liad =~ congressmen t6 show them around the capital. —Tom —Griffin-—The/ children are the—son—and ous level, Helen Hayes in any.,€Sting new sasha despite its oc- é C Ff wry | iM peres » Soupy i] | Puewone Pines f “5 j : ~ - a newspaper ¢diter anal wh aT a Wen ities rae betieat itanddend One of them was Congressman Robert P. Grif- daughters of the’ Pontiac family. Griffin is a thing casional dull patches tight alibi far only suspect Noo (9) {43 Sort . (7) nec / - co ie fin (R-Traverse City), at left, top row, Eugene's pattern maker /at General Motors Truck & As long as I’m on worsts, I} And one final bow to the best Repeat 11:26 (2) Movie Comedy RAN 2 4g 44) Sort brother, and the other, Congressman William S. Coach Division/ shou take note of NBC-TV's Olds- commen 4 we a eee od * ' / > ie mater ae > ™ , 1 Garry Moore (4) (coloryy The Price Is dolph Scott, “Coast Guard Broomfield (R-Oakland County), at right, top movile Music Theater as the most) Pilch) delivered by (Garry 5 a Right Gp a, ee - dreadful new nighttime series. [teleprompter man on CBS-TV's =, y , - ‘ 4? { I've Got a Secret, a sequence far (7) Oazig and Hareiet Com 44:39 (4) Jack Paar Variety with § | ttl R d { ; The most horrendous one- ee, Fe edy Ozzie fatl to keep guests Mare Connelly Doro ays e a ld ion _ . shots? Take one of three: NBC- ai entertaining than most of Harriet’s birthday present a thy Parker and Anita Darian P ’ ; J | TV's “Frances Langtord Pre- it 8 regular menu. secret but is deters el that T) Night ¢ Ma len then life ( rou h D hte 5 sents,” CBS.TV's “Little Wom. | ——— : a en she won't find out about the y C O S aug ig / en” or ABC-TV's “Dis MOTOROLA | d : sneyland party he has planned ; f ‘ 39." SPECIAL PURCHASE ig) Mage Leane | THURSDAY MORNING SAN DIBGO, Calif (UPI) — A Runs True to Form y 3 ee FACTORY 900 02) Millionaiy Young -vac. 6:50 (2) Meditations medical researcher said yesterday / 0 n arld | oar CLOSE-OUT DEALS uum cleaney desman ore 6:88 (2) On the Farin Front . aa ; small amounts of radiation ma N d 0, fayete ae) fa. ae al a as ma lengthen human life rather than By EARL WILSON Touring U S Editors avy to Awar Up to 40 %o Off Invests money in crackpot (4) Today : “ : , - owe BEFORE YOU BUY ANY eehena (1) Big Show shorten: if NEW YORK — Hearing that Groucho Mafx was staying Alo Assail Failure fo Crew of Plane TELEVISION SET “(ie teolor) Music Hall Va 9:99 °(2) Cartoon ‘Classroom R * e at a midtown. hotel whose name must not b¢ mentioned but! SEE... ude «tarrine Ont ier 4) Areakfaw Time Dr Crawford F Sams, of the begins with A, we phoned to extend our gregtings. He sald he Promote Attractions Shot at by Reds NEW CENTER wit tompht's guest. Viekhig:ae «2) Capt Kangaroo University of California, presented was golng to be dining at Dinty Moore's.! es ik — foAkn sg . eal 8 Holiday Ho the theors to a session of the “Could we drop in and say hello?” we in-| TORONTO \#—A group of United | YOKOSUKA (UPI) — Lt. Comdr ELECTRONICS TH) Boxing ingil Aki go) 662) Movie Americ . . ine 1, «Dp ; P Jone > on . ee lite Gadi ia ileadar Ay ete Pee ee m peer Assn. for the Advance quired humbly Providing you say ZOOdbYe crates editors who have been tour pon ald R Mayer, pilot of the wn SALES SERN ICE . well este ca nent of Science in the same sentence!'/he snapped. | ata’ avy plane attacked by Commu-@ | Miracle Mile Shopping Contos CHET Ww etnn n 9:30 (4) Mr Adams and Eve / | ing Ontario criticized the pro- nict jets, will be awarded the Dis- S. Telegraph FEderal Anawer ic Frovious Pussle 10:00 (4) Dough Re MI “Fim ashamed that some scien Dolores, the béautiful headwaitress, ivince's ‘“‘ridiculous’” liquor laws nguished Fiving Cr ss for a —_—_— RCA ~ (7) Jean’ tebook. tists have assumed that all ra bowed us to his table a little later. Groucho ; : ue ’ SS 20K OFINR: —— As » pane Note con fiation ta bad. | id. “We bf jand its failure to promote tourist Ing the plane to safety, the Navy - ee Tr Lith tly lk : 118 (7) Lady of Charm diation is bad, he said. € was dining with his wife, Eden, and Serge said today AIR HA Stel be g] ‘rte (9) Billboard Rave become se ceareemed) with Obolensky, th¢ distinguished hotelier, | *t'ractions. Ih) ces Seeemtaryeratiline eave RCA COLOR TV on A a : 4 9) 8 “Ve » effe | ‘. J NAVY | iL mr amee A Rist 10:30 ‘a oa Vevenson the effects of high radiation Bat who by coincidence is associated with a * * * William Franke has _ authorized! Sales and Service NIP lo er) Al Sle ne Spanlal Ayan we have overlooked the tnets hotel whose yjiame begins with A. Groucho The 30 editors, all from US. Rear Adm. Frederic S. Withing- ’ we) te a } leona FZE News He cited experiments in’ which s | ' confessed feing worried because his /weekly newspapers, toured Toron- ton, commander of the naval SWEET S$ RADIO-TV 18's raat Li B cy0n 02) To banve oattey i ast mt WILSON daughter just got her report card—and = ty yesterday. forces in Japan, to award the Open Mon. & Fri. Night t Wi mee : . ber tion lived 40 per cent longer than meee fan went ; i od: Maver Staver j , pen Mon ri ig ' a) OO ad ) Price Is Might : she got g C in sewing. “What if your hus- | « Sand 1 inst Medal to Mayer. Mayer is from IAISTS Ieee ie 2.40 rivet ial > Your Sanday laws agains Litchfield. C : ised 422 W.H 4 Te he i ; ’ .itchfield, Conn., and Nyack, N.Y uren FE 4-1133 SALT LA SIG iit (1) Cleo band came home with 9# hole in his pants?” he asked her. liquor would make any tourist ‘7CHelK } ' merseses + & & fe | par: S eeeretacy Alea antbaciee Spina SHOAL PALE St Pe S 9) — na Costello vou cannot aay that firing awn, © 9 OMy him as new pair!” she said. | feel awfully blue,” Wheeler Mayo wars neem as Page is 90062) Pop Dollar DOL Ray A emit ' - Okla.. told tntar: ithington to awar e Purple more nuclear bombs will decrease i* * * = = of Sallisaw, a., told an inter Heart dal Z ST Gy . wiiwien | Ringe we ee tee v2 | viewer. eet geval to! Donald si Corder. BARGAINS ; ys . we human lifespan he said. U1 Singer Andy Wilvams had a big, successful opening 7 ‘ wiation electrician’s mate second Slecrins i) 4 1) fe |) 6 19 10 WW might qncrease at Comedian Joey Bishop was just great, too. Joey sald with ail) Jack Sinclair of Hartford, Mich., class. of Jacksonville and Farnice in 1958 Mallets a ' / | : ; ass, of . > § Fs > 12 Palnees — ; ¥ q + * * the white coats of Ahe prom kids seeing the shows now, “I al-| said he was surprised a bever- City, Ill., who was the only crew Vi tinitan mene — "4 — — He emphasized that he was talk- ways feel like I'yf just coming out of the ether.” Joey claims age rooms could not serve liquor member injured in the attack. AIR Ae _ i 2 fe irbosi snl AieIbES OF TAG wien shopping for his wife he can't remember measurements, °F “'N® * * * Rees pave ineen se ulenzet CONDITIONERS 6 M wae iis i t) tb on and not massive exposure, but tries to {yhd somebody shaped like she it Discovering a) One editor said he was “aston for the other crew members and ae it hh real singer for his wife the other day, Joey went up and sald, ...04° that the province did not will be announced at a later date ‘2-%-1-Ton Units 20 A butcher ' ‘ t Doct H ld jaa “Excuse me/ sir " : | i ti th aa ieee (ot athe following recommendations by = pa)ia) Wiens yes ; octor Heid in Jai | ; i |advertise the birthpl: | Withingt the Nav - : 1 Printers 1 TAR eT le / tk ok : ar N Hhington, the Navy announce: 1 HAMPTON’S Electric C Bellare 7 . . / Dionne quintuplets near North feat “aid c XO. 2 Nighte betnee rr i j Awaiting Drugs Charge ) What's this about “Mitch” Miller (the Bearded One) (Bay. Clyde M. Reed of Parsons, ‘ Name Your Own Terms ructe¢ Hep = at . oF f } = = v7) : a 7 IONTA. OF DE Robert © Rood going ‘way up the CBS ladder following exit of Hubbell |Kan., said he did not see a single Open Nightly "til 9 P.M. h i CLS Lobe ,ood, 2 : Bt Pepe ares > : itt - | of Relding. wae held at Ionia, Rebinson? Rita Hayworth decided to join husband — highway marker in that area tell: To Rush Queen’s Film 825 W. Huron —s- FE 4-25.25 his : cant amen Gaaeiens ieee eer ¥ é ‘ ‘ + = s \ rt » tr fi i . : ‘ }] ih) ity Jail today to await circuit, J@Mmes Hill, the producer, in England, where he and John ing visitors how to find the Dionne NEW YORK (AP)—A film of WI ‘ = oF i I J 1; <4 ) Me iacn 7] i onifaraignment in August on a) - Muston will be editing “The Unforgiven.” ... The Conover home. Queen Elizabeth 11 departing trom f} na Tr rT ‘ chaive of violating state narcot-. /Model Agency circularized photographers asking them to | Reed contrasted this to the ‘London to join President Eisen- I aig 40 Ancient Aw Tab) NT 8 les laws ~ af X pay up bills owed to the agency, adding “You know of our | U.S. where “they advertise every ower in Canada in dedicating the AT 2 Metmet in ij % ; /\ difficulties.” He ee oe ceanneen doing (St. Lawrence Seaway will be seen] WaMpTON’S ELECTR 49 Contes hood was arrested May 8 He slept in and make money doing Melani eo S 1c CO. ae i jj tol keeot bet on television in the United States h ary ! was accused o eeping Improper it.” Thursday. only 21% 1 “*s after it: “FE 4-2525 8 Fide : ursday, y 214 hours after i ine : = f of narcoties dispens¢d by THE MIDNIGHT EARL eae * ~ »sts of the Ontario taken._It will | NBC-TV Open Nightly ‘tit 9 P. M. a0 Wulken 5 Ne ites ; | . The editors, guests of the Ontario is ta ens, Ww »e on NBC- ats We Oe sire 846 Venitita r iM - / : , y George Burns, opening at Las Vegas said sure, Joe E Dept. of Travel and Publicity,4rom 9:15 to 9:30 a.m. EST. Leto I tb Ra * courts : ue “ exmnnatys yener: Lewis is on the wagon: He rides to work : have visited Sault Ste. Marie, Sud- was ie ae drdienvain 7 co » it hie mypenratice before Jus es n ag t 0 bury. North Bay. Ottawa. the SSCRSRCRARTR RS RER RSPR Reese eeee $1 Permit Dene, ryan 41 A paws foe WP Brogan. Brogan ordered on it with Dean Martin driving ee re _ me) ha hans Siars ian welts 0 iF any Hood ti 4 it oy Va conn . Thousand Islands area of the St Armstrong's = asetin y >w Pai Change ' { tl; in tie rl | Lf 7 are, Mins Hevoine 28 Piddiing Ay Menis sate ain dienmnent ‘ Sullivan’s taking Louis Armstrong Lawrence River and the Bay of g ‘ . tise the } K 5 fonian 44 Merwancer : J TUT ay 3 c " . S 2 Plastis ¥ Converning 29 A drafteman 44 Porm of * ~ jalong when he films a TVer in Rome § Quinte. They went from here tog . prey 4) Spanish did i iiards \- + ‘ 3 ~ ie av - ig ] if i kw ier x ipensures M by ve 4) Grea take Root oa for mot Ionia _Reforma-| we Princess Grace had a filming of old the Georgian ee aes Sarnia, = a wees tae service lende hamid fury physician had been free on pal Frank Sthatra’s “Hole in the Head” Leamington and Windsor a - a Fngaye 25 Century plant 18 Wigh- ; saint cab} §2.900 bond since his arrest jin Monaco ... Louis Prima and Keely 7 —_ a , . | /Smith hired a captain and navigator for Canada to Get Pay TY & As seen tonight on Enough tile for s / a T / R ' i their boat after getting stuck on a 'Befo ‘ End of Year a Armstrong Theater a 9x10 room H “ sand bar, being lost in fog, losing a r a Channel 4 TV for only -- ( Y Pp ON = ve C) O CI 5 ad 1O I O o rams ;motor and radio... Basketball star Wilt LOS ANGELES (AP) —The & 9 P.M. $14.40 each sg 7 _ 'Chamberlain'll make a record album — president ‘of International Tele- — ql | WI 1780) CHEW (ano! WW conn) WOAR cittos WAY? (10) / WRON «taqn) wink ison) (as a singer. meter Co. says his firm will be gy a / | Dick Powell and June Allyson are operating pay TV in Canada be- g } H E FLOOR SHOP “7 mx | Wonk “wieree Tape Ae WCAR News Marivn getting cafe offers |. . Walter Pidgeon's aN fore “the! end ‘oh tne yeer. i a W oOWJR. Newnan Sperte rhe toe WEGN Newe (Aney | WPON Chuck fewte | taking singing lessons for the B'way KEEL Teoula &) Novina Gaid the pay- a 99 5 Sa ine FREE REAR OF STORE FE 4 5216 : J News i " , . ! a ive 3 . s i 8 Sé co 5 = VXY2 Wattriek Short a au Wary Morgan) 188 WIRK gasedsl ‘musical, “Connecticut Summer”... (starring Jackie Gleason) ing viewer will be able to choose @ 9 + KEW Mere WIM how Harris won am |. Alan Ladd’s son, Alan Jr, became an actor's agent (rom a sports program, a motion °° @ SMES SSSR ERR R RRR RRR eee ! ue ; j ‘ 2m WA) i) " ; , \ : - ~ — aes — NPON Newa Sports DEL MSISY MUNNINC 19 00- WAn/ Ma ww Nees Museu Joan Crawford's planning to enter her two young daugh-'picture or a local show at the - ; Ano WIM Aarieubure Het | WHI ewe True story sage ters in a LI. summer school An Italian movie producer|samé time “Coin boxes will be . 4 Dae WK Dinner tate WW) Newel Roberte ucte EA ty Bone WCAR Nows j 8 in 4 § . is . : . : ~ ’ * ss RYE dena tay WAV Free Wait ORLY toe van xyes wit ‘saw Kim Novak in “Middle of the Night” at Cannes, offere@ attached to the home sets > from the world’s largest distillery : : CK noate ub jews ata XV? inte CRW. 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