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(center) last night in Hotel Pantlind, Grand Rapids, | held in Grand Rapids. Jerome is Leonard's campaign
were Ben Jerome Jr. (left) and Glenn C. Gillespie, | manager in Pontiac.
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Oakland GOP Delegates Police Seeking
Push Higgins’ Nomination By BURDETT
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cided today to cast all of their 122 votes for State Sen.
George N. Higgins (R-Ferndale) in an all-out bid to nomi-
nate him for the secretary of state post. Pontiac Press Staff Writer
C. STODDARD
d County Republicans de-
The bloc-voting policy, known as unit rule, was adopted |
at a caucus this morning by
hands.
Earlier, the county bloc mapped its “we want Higgins” | ® nearly unanimous show of Ex-Flint Mayor Judge Alerts Troopers
to Pick Up McKeighan
on Conspiracy Charge
DETROIT (#)—State Police
were alerted today to pick up
William H. McKeighan, former
| Flint mayor whose extradition
'
campaign in a meeting in Hotel Pantlind, its headquar- |
ters for the State Republican Convention here.
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Deserted Baby
Found in Field Royal Oak Township
Will Drop Charges: if
Parents Take Child
An -eight-month-old baby boy,
abandoned “warly today on Wood-
side near &%Mile road, two blocks
east of Wyoming avenue, is in
good..condition_ todayat Pontiac
General Hospital.
The parents, Elijah Moten, 29,
unemployed, and his wife, Minnie,
M, of Oakdale Gardens appeared
at a Royal Oak Township police
station this morning to reclaim
the Royal Oak Towmhip ja" venile officer,Mrs. Helen Glenn,
said the Motens claimed they
were intoxicated and said “they
obviously did not know what they
were doing.”
The baby, Elijah Jr., was found
shortly after midnight by Willard
Maffet of 21381 Creston Lane, Oak-
dale Gardens, an attendant at a
gas station at 8-Mile Rd. and Ken-
tucky Ave.
Maffet was walking home from
work when he Said he heard a
baby cry in a fieldsand investi-
gated. He carried the baby to the
Oakdale Gardens Police Station a
Veto Keeps Political Lid
on U. S$. Help in Capital
~ WASHINGTON @—
workers living in the District of
active part in politics than the gov-
ernment's hired elsewhere .
Eisenhower yesterday
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i = Republican County delegates decided
to back Higgins at 4 o'clock |
this morning after no word |
was forthcoming from gub- |
ernatorial candidate Don-
ald S. Leonard as to whom
he would like best in the
job. Higgins has said that
he will carry the fight to the
end when balloting starts
in the Civic Auditorium
today.
for the post.
Page 1) from Florida has been sought
since 1946 on an indictment
ing gambling conspiracy and
struction of justice.
McKeighan, 68, who had been
held physically unfit to travel
because of a heart ailment in at
least three Florida hearings, re-
turned to Detroit by air yesterday.
He was at a Flint hotel today,
State Police were notified by
Herman iH.
Keighan's return. Judge Dehnke,
sitting as a one-man grand jury,
indicted McKeighan. He held
him still subject te arrest on
sight, but said he didn’t knew
where to locate him.
“I felt it incumbent upon me
to notify police of the report that
had come to me” of McKeighan’'s
return, Judge Dehnke said.
- McKeighan’s Miami atiorney,
Earl Kehoe, confirmed the former
mayor had returned to Michizan,
but-said he had been admitted to
$25,000 bond by Michigan courts
and it was his understanding Mc-
Keighan's Detroit attorney had
Court to set a trail date. ~~"
Nicholson said so far as he
knew -notriat-date had been
asked, but added: ‘That could
have happened without my know-
ing it.” Judge Alston Noe, before
whom the case long has been
pending, was away from his Mount
Clemens home and office and not
immediately available. {Strative Board appeared
‘|vention today despite the of Renomination Edward Wilson Says Oakland Delegation to
Back Higgins to End
By JACK L. GREEN
GRAND RAPIDS (AP)—|
All four incumbent mem-
‘bers of the State Admini-
headed for renomination by’)
the Republican State Con-
likelihood of a floor fight:
Sen. George N. Higgins of
Ferndale, the major holdout
against blanket renomina-
tion of the four, said he
would go to the convention
floor with his bid for the
secretary of state nomina- Lwould~ not -withdraw- and+
‘ carrying |
taining the body of Rep. Paul W. Shafer of Michigan and ‘senators flew from Washington to attend rites.
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No Weather Chang Due This Weekend There will be little change in
temperature tonight and Sunday
for the Pootiac area, report weath-
er forecasters.
The U. S. Weather Bureau pre-
dicts a low tonight of % to #0
and a high of 76 to 80 Sunday.
Temperatures in downtown Pon-
tiac yesterday ranged from 58 to
80. The mercury rose from 62
degres at 8 a.m. today to 83 at 2, Col.-8) ee eee
Flies to Brussels Will Attempt to Break
Deadlock on European
Army Plan
BRUSSELS, Belgium # — The
United States stepped into the im-
passe here over the European
army. plan teday in 9 desperate
effort to negotiate a settlement.
Special Ambassador David K.
Bruce, the United States’ expert
on European integration problems,
flew in from Paris Unannounced
last night.
He arrived as the foreign min-
isters were locked in a marathon
treaty.
break up until after midnight. -
Bruce met for an hour this morn-
ning with West German Chancel-
lor Konrad Adenauer and then
went to see Beigian Foreign Min-
ister Paul-Henri Spaak, chairman
of the six-nation conference.
A German spokesman.said_ the
main purpose of Bruce's talk with
Adenauer was to bring about a
reconciliation between him and
French Premier Mendes-France
EDC. ’
“We hope this talk will help
_BS_evercome some of the still outstan d ing difficdiiles,” the
West Germany, Belgium, The
Netherlands and Luxembourg al-
ready have ratified the European
army pact. France and Italy have
not.
LONDON, Ont. (UP) — Big Bill
Campbell, overcoming a two-hole
deficit, fought back with deadly
earnestness today to lead Harvie
Ward 1-up at the halfway point of
their 36-hole all-American final for
the Canadian Amateur Golf Cham- Campbell Leads Amateur |; Ex-Marine’s l-Hour Flight
Becomes Transatlantic Hop SHANNON, Ireland (AP)—A former U.S. Marine jet
pilot flew into Shannon airport from Newfoundland—via
Paris—today after starting off on what he insisted was-a
one-hour hép in Canada in a single-engine plane. ~
Thomas H. Danaher, 30-year-old uranium miner from
Wichita Falls, Tex., wouldn't say much about how he
happened to extend his flight, but he did say emphatical- | ?
ly: “The trip added ten years to my life.”
Danaher, a 6-footer in a
big Texas- hat; a leather
landed in ‘oe on an unauthor-
Corrigan, who had been refused
permission to try the ocean hop,
ostensibly took off for California.
Once in the air he headed out over
the Atlantic. He later argued slyly
2 p.m. in downtown Pontiac. pionship. [Accidents Fatal
fo. 4 Last Night State Traffic Mishaps
Claim 3; Man Drowns
in Fenton Lake
By UNITED PRESS
Three persons were killed in
state traffic acciderts last night
and one person drowned while
swimming in Lake Fenton.
Kathy Gruszcynsky, 6, Roseville,
died at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
in -Mount Clemens Friday shortly
after she was struck by a car.
that his compass was wrong.
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In-Today's-Press_|_ Birmingham .
Oomen's Town & Country Store for
Men, Tel-Huren Shopping Center. Opes
every evening ‘til 6. record of. the 83rd Congress: toric coastal boundaries
By major subjects, here .js. the and te
Appropriations
Voted approximately 113 billion
dollars in new funds—59 billion
last year afd 54 billion this year.
Social
Enacted a law increasing social
security taxes and benefit pay-
ments and bringing an additional
10 million people under ihe social
security program.
Labor
The President's request for
changes in the Taft-Hartley labor
relations act was bypassed. Both
branches passed a bill broaden-
tion program.
Reorganization
Twelve presidential plans for re-
organization of executive agencies
Congress created Congress Under President tke Grinds Out Mammoth Grist of Work = munism was continued for two
additional years, with appropria-
tions of about 7.3 billion dollars—
4.5 billion last year and 2.8 billion
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This Fall to Consider
McCarthy Censure
WASHINGTON (AP) —~
After a final burst of legis-
lating and oratory, the 83rd
Congress has broken for
home with President Eisen-
hower’s thanks for its “rec-
ord of accomplishment.”
In its final hours last
night, Congress sent Eisen-
hower a social security bill
just about as he asked for it
and a federal workers pay
boost bill that Senate Re-
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Companion monuments 44” overall length, 28”
in : a GORE eee igan Flying Farmers planes with |}, high. A . beautiful memory stone, in your
Marchia Glee Robinson | aia an ok gee tnt rca pe choice of several outstanding grant
| Mr and Mrs. LaVern Robinson! jeaving from the Pontiac 'of Oxford. announce the engage-
ment of their datighter, Marchia
Glee, to Harold Hoult, He is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hoult
rol Rochester. No date has been
set for the wedding. . City |
Airpert. j
Tour I will be over ‘the South!
Lyon, Farmington, Wixom and /) £250 Visit Our Display Today or Call Now
FE 2-4800 Specially Priced at Only
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| PONTIAC GRANITE & MARBLE CO. G. E. Slonaker & Sons
269 Oakland Ave. Pontiac +? Mich Bonita Clark
| Tour HT.
In each area. soil and water | . Doty.
He. directed City Attorney Wil- Reions Tod
three Soisseren and attorney a organs ay conservation practices will be |
|ton R. Henry, “representig Jerry|| Qt Sanilac Fair |/?use ou by the pists -| Sanders, 32, to file written briefs ; ides. will be shown before |
with-his office-forfurther- study._|__ MARLETTE— A 17-year-old Mar- take-off time to acquaint the
-|lete farmerette is reigning today | !@rmer-observers with what to
as Dairy Queen of the Sanilac —_ for ence they are air: |
County Fair. ; .
\ Tickets can be purchased th h
Bonita Clark, daughter of Mr.|any soil conservation district. di-
> FE. 2-4800
Sanders, of Detroit, claims his Rd., will compete for the title of
Michigan Dairy Queen at Michi- and Mrs. Jay Clark of 3446 Juhl | rector, They are Keith Middleton,
Lake Orion; Ray’ Wheeler, Davis-
burg: Earl Barrett, Milford; Har-
_|jaw_ was broken in a scuffle with | old _ Mitchell, Grand—Blanc,—and}}-
pi officers James Bale, William Bai- : ;
_ WESTBROOK, Me. (UP)—Maybe | iey and Richard Evans after they | ®5 & result of winning the local | Ticket reservations may be made
Hit’s not unusual, but Mr. and Mrs.| stopped him for reckless driving | crown. iby calling“the county agricultural
Henry A. Pease think it is. Their| Aug. 16, 1952 near Franklin Blvd.| 4 -orging to her mother, |¢x!ension office,
daughter, Laurie May, was born and South Blvd. They deny the | * {|— one Lwith-e—tooth-—— : . » brown-eyed Bonita helps with the
- | teraetor work and chores on her
father’s dairy farm. Today she
is at the fair helping her brother
display a calf. ? wan State College tater this month). Voorhees, Davisburg.
Ice Cream Social Today
b-WATERFORD TOWNSHIP.
Job's Daughters of Bethel No. 2 of
Clarkston will sponsor today an ice
cream social at the Clarkston Com-
) munity Center today, starting at
7 5:30 p.m. Chairman for the event is
Det Ainsloaw ret Fe trikes at all age groups — You — or your child may be
next! While you cant prevent it, you can prepare yourse!! fo
poy the bills with pélio insurance. Just @ jew cents a doy pe
all pores you and your family for the finest of medica! care. ;
AGENCY, = 7: | Se:
re 4 Deaths in Nearby Communities —— nd usi Well give you the details.
“Bil S04 Pontiac. Bank Bidg. ~~ ~~ FE 5-8172
INSURE! BE SURE!
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gpm gg ||, suamaY i | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | today at the Lestér Smith and Son month, with an eye toward |
Robert L. Hughes of 23092 Pilgrim with burial in ja career of teaching kindergarten.
Ave., was held today at Gaines, | South Attica Cemetery, ~ She graduated from Marlette High
Mich, Burial was in Oakwood! Surviving are a son, Albert of | School in May.
She died Tmilay City: a Sister, Mrs. Etta} Runners up in the contest were
Kinsey of Detroit; two step-daugh-| Mary Pat O'Malley of Brown City
ters, Mrs. Jay Campbell of Imlay | and Joan McCarty of Deckerville.
,| City and Mrs, Edla Hart of Gull ea ———— —
Lake; 18 grandchildren and eight .
great-grandchildren. e .
Roy H. Smith . 4
IMLAY CITY — Service for Roy ;
H. Smith of Freemont Township,
-| Sanilac County, will be held at
Saratoga Ave., will be held Mon-|2 p.m. Monday at the Peters Fun-
day at 1 p.m. at the Crawford|eral Home, Yale, with burial in
Funeral Home, Royal Oak, with|Imiay City Cemetery..He died
burial in White Chapel Memorial | yesterday while working in a) CRUSHED BRITTLE PARTY. Ak E
_ He~ die—Thirsday—at
Harper Hospital, Detroit.
Surviving, are his widow, Jean;
a son, Robert of Ferndale, and
two grandchildren. sisters, Mrs. Anna Rose of Almont |
and Mrs, Emma Dudley of Port |
Huron, and three brothers, Frank |
ot-ImlayCity, John of Lapeer and!
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VALUES
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Norman of Flint, ROYAL OAK — Funeral service
for Mrs. Mina E_ Land, 68, of 305
Gardenia Ave., will be held Satur-
day at 3 p.m. at the Spiller Fu- Mrs. William Houghtaling
LUM—Funeral service for Mrs.
William (Libbie C.) Houghtaling,
84, of 3291 Lum Rd., will, be held neral Home with burial in“ Oak-
[view Cemetery. She died Thurs-
Monday at 2 p.m. at the Beaulah
Church of the Nazarene with buri- day at Royal Oak General Hos-
in Lum Cemetery. The body is pital.
the residence. She died Friday | Surviving are two sons, Eugene
E. and Arthur W. of Birmingham;
§20 S. a daughter, Mrs. Linden Albrecht
r of Pitsburgh, Pa.;-a brother, Dr.
FE 2-2784 Willis B, Eggleston Sr. of Royal ' Oak, and five grandchildren. al
at
at
pital. Ps Survivors besides her husband
are a son, Joseph of Lum; one
daughter, Mrs. Lottie Talmage of
Imlay City; nine grandchildren
and 22 great-grandchildren.
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9:45 A. M—SUNDAY SCHOOL
10:45 A. M--MORNING WORSHIP
“THE CHURCH at WORK”:
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session, Rep. Hays said.
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6:00 P. M——YOUTH FELLOWSHIP t ’
: ariim : yon —e. e apiain os as 0 cuabie sree oe Urging the Church to “
& . CHILDREN’S CHAPEL—Youngsters from three itself of all forms ef racial-and
Baldwin and Fairmont Eastern Michigan District of the | stained ® poof Agere see: to worship at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Coffey- | lighters. About 35 youngsters take part in services | ®#id the Negro can “slip back
an 10:00» Church of the Nazarene will spon-| colores" “Rep said, ville, Ken. The small benches and simple altar | in the children’s chapel every Sunday morning. nga © Se muasety stati baits
Sunday School a eeeeeeeseeaae sere : ~m™. . . Hays adding crying against
Morning Worship en + fg pry teow dpreuliotemn how g that a California manufacturer of Co fide t Li <r tulbhi Sake and abteng
Piigrim YP. S. oo... -c cece eee e ewer eeeeseee 6:45 p.m. - 46, Lake near Brigh-| church windows had agreed to con- nriden ving ”
Evening Service 0.0... -0 005s e cece eeceeens 7:30 p. m. ton. tribute it . pomcyppipetnyg tenders
The Rev. Mark R. Moore of Kan-| ““‘Its design will be that of a} © h F d B s are much encouraged to see
Special Singing — Hear The Pilgrim Quartet kakee, Ti., will be the speaker, candle, symbolising tight, « sereli | OL engt ound in Belief|. the American Church, in both
Bible Preaching — Pastor Speaking, both services Rev. Moore served as an army /|—with no visible words—to repre- . pari . South, take upon them-
‘, . . _ pe in W y , . ves active work of breaking
“The-Little Church With the Big Heart pe eae i i a eee a pap hea wor ap etnadon rept by Man Who Gains Faith " |down the walls of convigntlan
E C. Swanson; Minister . Roy Overbaugh. S.S. Supt | theater. Book of the Law,” the Congress- | By NORMAN VINCENT PEALE|Then, suddenly, something came Bishop Walls said. He added that
— —— ~ ———————— —— - _ About 150 young people will at- man said. I receive a great many letters to me and a voice from nowhere Negros should show their appre-
tend, according to the director, the “I do believe people would be week. In fact run into | S¢med to say in the words of the | ciation by preparing themselves to
Rev. Wayne E. Welton of Parkdale| .. « ee ms every » they Scriptures, ‘If thou canst believe, benefit by the Supreme Court rul-
SERVICES AT BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH || church of the Nazarene here. | {immes men tn these Balle of Cow. | re ct reading every: one of them, (uh ngs, afe Possible to him that ing
4W. Huren,- between General-Hospiial and Webster School}. : —+ pres “RaWe penyed ~stieutty~ ter out of reading every one of them. | believeth.’ ” —— Dr: Nelson Chappel of New York,
“Majoring.in.Preventive Religion“ The University of Nebraska has themselves,” he added. What A recent letter, for example, came| He opened his Bible and went general secretary of the World
——- PRED ROBERT -GIFFANY, Minister ——— produced a film strip of “The Art inthe rhe from a man in the South. through it looking for similar state- Council of Christian Education and
___ SUNDAY. of Church Ushering. waase of room He . . He many such:—“‘And —— aoe Association, said
(In order to seat all folks who desire to attend Bethany, another ment entered, into vil- : Coe significant defense against
service will start goon. Watch fer starting date) First United or country, they : munist aggression is neither
9:45 a.m. Sunday Church School, tor All Ages Pentecostal Ch the streets, and the atom or hydrogen bomb but
9:45 a.m. College of Christian Living, Adults en arch that they might “the army of 50,000,000 children
11:00 a.m. The Public Worship Service for All Ages OF PONTIAC but the border of and youth in 90 countries being
7:00 p.m. Societies for Youth, all Age Levels ONENESS : and as many as taught loyalty to the Prince of
—— WEDNESDAY —— 90 W. Howard St. were made whole.” | Peace.”
Mid-Week Program, Lower Auditorium, Cool and Reiresiing - Everyone W elcome! be not pda ——_ sie tn half the world’s peo-
— . are now trying te make
"iSers 743 P.M yea, {wil bolp your aes T'wil| DR TOM MALONE _| thelr minds between commmaniam penne ail inign emer semommogn . ~ HP Sen Moen 11:00 AM. uphold you with the right arm of : and democracy,” he said, “The
FIRST METHODIST ji) -s:cusseo ees . Baptists Bu te ra Aes dit mevOmar . pD y ‘War Ul ér the
octane: 9 sen Med hein ihe so ty et Seuth Saginaw St. at Judson Street Whole World” to “we fit ° cj { stidee aad coe oe
situation; prac- that surveys have shown
Rev. Paul R. Havens, Minister Ms Snith completly. Cnt day Seminary | e #0 Per cent of all active church wayne mem and 97 per cent of all
Sunday Morning .........10:00 A. M. room which he could not describe! 32 Acre Tract of Land clergymen come from | Sunday
. = . ; t 7:30 a.m. parsonage | imagined P ° school church youth group:
Grace Wilson, Former Missionary in Kentucky, i Church | by Circle 1 of ~— Women's Home ne oon age y= pe on Golf Drive Acquired | members, Dr. Chappel said the
. Speaker | 1517 Jostyn ” (Full Gospel) ||| and Foreign Missions. Mrs. Wil- rling.”” by Emmanuel Church | Sun4ey school is “the greatest pe | ; , you, darling. evangelistic method
Sunday School 11:15 A. M ) Sunday School 10 A. M. | mt it can Oe paste’s wi e, Mrs. His letter continued: “I saw &/ 4 32acre tract of land adjoining poe Cone
y Mee ee sreee cde a _ Wership Service L. R. Miner will speak at 3:30 tear form in the corner of her eye. the Pontiac Municipal Golf Course
Wednesday Evening ..... 7:30P.M. ||, 11:00 AM. . Oe roe eel present @ pee | ee th| she hed heard me and would live.|by the Emmanuel Baptist Church
Dip "745 P.M. || feant on Christian "Women. ‘The ~ | That was six months ago—strength | tor the future home of Midwestern
~‘ —$_— fit Junior Red Circle and Sunshine | pd menggt care aly, abe Reptiat Sessinery. Plans are being
— i . , made for an administration build-
= L. Fred Peter. Pastor oudny @ — b~4 _ + r.” ing, lecture rooms and dormitories
The SALVATION ARMY [ot Aircon ch [mene someting ei Siri fe si East African Church gory and the greatness of men| mites chest chairaan Ie Dr. Tom
SUNDAY: SCHOOL <.<. 4 ....s06.55...9:45 A. M. NEW HOPE Has 75th Anniversary nave igeregqewedr andar degre Malone, pastor of the church. Other
HOLINESS MEETING eee eee ee eee eens 11 A. M. BIBLE H DAR ES SALAAM, Tanganyika - emptying their minds of fear and Dr Seman Mercer, Rev Paul
YOUTH SERVICE ......---+-.+---.6:00 P. M. SLE CHURCH |! <The buaing 0 Scnccetes mre be | Oe ster wi e * J - ; *
EVANGELISTIC MEETING ........... 7:30 P. M. cuunmeean aenmene an || ™ission church in the outlying Kur. . wonatioe te oe ay bony andijiard Stalicup and John Estes, at-
. . ’ asini section, is celebrating its 75th 11” “This is only one such story from a Bi ach-
Officer in Charge, Se as SERVICES: w’St. Maurus - church it isle | my mail. Incidents like it are re-}ing, Sunday ‘School administration
C in V Vi Se en been tn EB = | lated in letters which come every | and personal and mass evangelism.
aplan Vernon Vie 7:30 P.M. Sunday Scheol ........ 10 a.m. | known, was begun in 189% and i | day. People everywhere are find-| prelimi st have beat
29 Ww Siveet Morning Service _.. lla.m. || finished a year later. The first ing that, when all else seems td taken to qualify the achoo! to grant
- Lowrence Evening Evangelistic buliding ever started here was 6 have failed, you can get from the | the Bachelor of Theology and Bach-
Sanaa ose Service ee. eees 7:30 p. m. palace never completed that Sul- immortal words of the Bible a vital elor of Religious Education degrees
: : ee Serpette aton faith that can literally works mir-|for a three year course of 115 con e
PARKDALE NAZARENE W Sl hat hehe at De soe Jor ernie, ees “ he decided that the harbor at Dar : lives of those around you. The school term consists of two
Parkdale and Hollywood, One Bleck West of Baldwin ‘or our ATCE cs SEE (ES eine Eee < The faith that heals is an im-| semesters of 18 weeks each. Class-
9:45 Sunday School 10:45 Worship Service ANNOUNCING "the “BIG ei an Indien Ocean port portant net r] life. Its validity y is es will meet Monday through Fri-
Ne Evening Service T: Because of District Camp Meeting - HOPE REV. RICHARD H. DIXON | *ttested power to y a.m. until noon
REV. WAYNE 1 ee Minister—FE 2-4078 Bite cnuncn, w nationally ot peas and tay betes. pont iantly = courageously, demon a tan — will open Sept.
epeaker! strated many. t aculty compri oO
out in 1894 by the Benedictine con- through the scientific knowledge |Tom Malone, Th. D., D. D.,. James
, Ee te Eee ee Three Churches Plan and skill of His servants, the prac-|Dotson B. D., Th. D., Williard |] sunday School 9:80-0. m.
FIRS’ " CH — ae —— hay eee Pee Ath . . titioners of medicine, He also heals | Siallcup B. S., Marie Stallcup B veers
sy | what was then known as 1 fh Union IC@ | through the power of faith when|S., Paul Vanaman B. A. M. A..|| Morning Worship 11:00. m.
: THE FIRST CHURCH ff fecture of South Zanzibar. It served used humbly by dedicated men and| Aubrey Henderson Th. M., James|| Rev. Kenneth Stabacugh,
- Corner Oakland and Saginaw Streets : Pr) as headquarters for Dom Maurua| Three churches union 5
ee = ~ ame - OF THE BRETHRE: Hartmann, 0.S.B., Pro-Prelect Ap- holding women, W. Mercer B. A. D. D. and Ed- peaking
; “Holding Forth The Word of Life” Of old locations North ROsseWE TH) sic, and his sucesso 5 eg ng the net Copyright 1954.) ... ...{mund Liden Jr. B. A. . | Alliance Youth casee |
. eneweseemmmneyiamas wr ee |) = =~ . 4 } Cassian _Spiss,. OSB... who was tist Church at 7:30 Pp m eee I . _ e Fellowship ereeeee 3 Sp. =
——— __ SUNDAY SCHOOL—9:45_ A.M. ae : > “Rpostotic” when the “ro seaker will be “the Rev.t “ nt - = gencies a A a LA FY Pe Va
ane ee Prayer Service. Wed. 7:38, at Charen I) Prefecture was raised to a Vicar/p 1 Dixon Jr..who has just re- —. Student Night |
MORNING WORSHIP—10:45 A. M. __ inte in 1902. turned from the World Cone of tO [nCcrease Retugee Ad =
Beginning'a series of mess on the Holy Spirit Churches in Evanston, Ml.
“The Field of the Holy Spirit.” CHURCH OF CHRIST The three pastors participating) WASHINGTON, D. C.—President| to function smoothly, and if the CHRISTIAN PSYCHIC
EVENING SERVICE—7:00 P. M. Meets at 1196 Jestyn Ave fer Worship EACH LORD'S DAY MORN, 11 A. M. = me fies por = roeptiak religious 0 eee agencies sided tare moe 0 “steady SCIENCE CHURCH
. 5 ion— it Each "s bes sascseces 1:30 P.M. . . 30 Whittemore Street
The Second Dispensation—Governmen: ; wea pate the tive a tardy boy Brenine saa peo and eat for the “ola ||Church, the Rev. J. Allen Parker|to increase the number of assur-| flow of assurances.” Sun., 7:30 P.M.—H. J. Drake
Rev. HH. Savage, D. D.,, speaking at both services paths” where is the good way, and walk tn ind ye shail tor of the Newman AME Church and/| ances they are filing to assist in| The President appealed to the Charles ‘sine m3. Beebe -—
; your souls. the Rev. R. H. Dixon Jr, of Trinity refugees under the Ref-| governors of 47 states asking them |[ $rt 700 F:- M—Praver Service
Good Musical Program Paul Deems, 7175 Elizabeth Lake Road FE 17-0226 I Baptist Church. ugee Relief Act of 1953. to set up local committees to aid | Gemeecmemeceeeemememees
.= The combined choirs will furnish| ‘The President, in a statement re-|in obtaining such assurances for | <=<————$—___
' music. leased by the White House on the | refugees who have fled to freedom
first anniversary of the act, noted | from behind the Iron Curtain. He
FIRST Y F Postmaster James B. Abell of| that only’8,000 visas out of 9 poten-| suggested that the committees be
Announcing Josephine, Texas, has served as 4/tial 214,000 have thus been | modeled after those already estab.
. 210-216 N. Perry St. Sunday School superintendent for | issued. He said also that only 14,-| lished in New York state.
MIDWESTERN BAPTIST SEMINARY REV. W. WIBLEY, Minister 34 of his 38 years in the Post Of-| 000 assurances out of 190,000 need-) Speaking of the refugees who Ww. ° fice. ed have thus far been filed are looking for new homes, Presi-
SUNDAY-SCHOOL—9:45_ A.M. iertaln alan Greek and det TH Te
en September 13, 1954
For the Training of Young Men and Women for
Full-Time Christien Service.
EMPHASIZING:
Olfering « Th ae fT] New Testament Church Building
Education Degree
FACULTY...
GAS S. Telegraph Rood
. ~ .e |
Pai plyeG, Ten Outstanding Christian Leaders of the Midwest
With College and Advanced Seminary Degrees
Classes: 8:00 A.M. to 12 Noon
Mondey through Fridey
Tuition: $2.00 per week
For Special Felder, Application Blanks and List of Regulations
. Write to:
DR. TOM MALONE
rab i
i \ f
fh, 4 /, my? neat r! ree-Year Theol ical Course of 115 Semester
Leading.to a Bachelor of Religious...
Pontiac, Michigan
” | } ; ( ' MORNING WORSHIP—11:00 A.. M.
EVENING WORSHIP—7:45 P. M.
___TUESDAY—BIBLE STUDY THURSDAY—YOUTH SERVICE—7:45 P. M.
Visit the Church of the Old Fashioned Gospel
BAPTIST CHURCH 965 East Wilson Ave.
Sundey School ........ 9:45.A.M.
Morning Worship .....11:00 A.M.
B.T.U. 6... ee. oo 6:45 PLM.
Evening Worship ...... 7:30 P.M.
Wed. Prayer Meeting... 7:30 P.M.
Young People’s Bible Study 8:00 P. M.
REV. A. H. MULLINS, Pastor
Phone FE 4-8574
Altiliated with Southern Baptist Convention
Bureau
4422 Lendeli Bivd.
7:30 P. M—E
Sunday School......9:45 a.m.
} __11:00_A. M—Morning Worship
“HISTORY OF THE IMPOSSIBLE”
vening
“STRANGERS TO SALVATION”
Evening Service 7:30 p. m.
District Camp Meeting Aug. 14 to 22nd
Worshi Youth Service...... 6:38 p. m,
=
3
H
in a new program
announced by the Congre-
gational Christian Churches’ Church State
American Association. ’
Dr. Galen R. Weaver, the) 2000000...
ee et ae mana sends Se fi Hit
gram’s aim of helping “certain
cosnemealty disadvantage — Political Scientist Sees
80 bedty need.” Danger in Relegating
Faith to ‘Sunday Exile’
THE PLEASANT By Religious News Service of
GROVE MISSIONARY || ACO Caer” Coad here the nation faced an ‘‘over-
BAPTIST CHURCH |)'s cer ft = os ° religion to the hazy fringes of
SUNDAY life, and deny ourselves the bene
Services: 11 A. M. |) Su,0"rue on oe
° Prof. J G. Kerwin said,
and 7:30 P. M. “The condemnation of religion to a Sunday exile in the holy name
Rev. $. Littlejohn. Pastor ef separation of church and state
can never fit the role of a dynamic
religion or the functioning of moral
politics.”
He spoke at a workshop on
“Home, church, and school re-
-- }-teteen-— 08th:
Instead, he maintained, “there will always be the supreme
’ necessity for amicable cooperation
Drayten Plains, Michigan = =f stween church and state, so long W. 3. Teeuwtssen, Jr., Paster as, in the United States par-
9:45 0. m. Bible School ticularly, religion assumes._the |
11:00 2, m. Worship Service importance it does among the ‘The Paster Preaching people. 4 “It is plain there can be. no 7:30 p.m. Sunday Evening
Hour
Indian Hespital will speak. —
eeeee
Youth Fellowship .. 6:30 P. M.
leaders attending the historic assembly in Evanston,
Everyday Religion _ By DON D. TULLIS
~ should be
of it, mist in the World 6f fashion. Modern dress, or the
shocking to those who still retain a meager amount ?
( Bagh
roll Wiehe
Ao ones oups {Church Young Folks rotest Against :
Sale of Liquor fo Present Program
theme of the program to be pre-
e|Church at 7:30 p.m. Sunday.
“Speakers for the evening will be,
Beverly Deem, Leah Mae Mac-
Prayer Meeting Thurs. 7:30 P.M.” Open at the sides, -| public rights.” , Ky.
Edmond 1. Watkins, Paster tered age Apps on and — —— Peegy avy,
jane Council Approves Plan Rood and Bob Dancy will present
How Christian Science Heals | 4.. sartey the tea tent was ali with
DISEASES CALLED wt, of hares nt te Angiean| from every corner
INCURABLE” world.
. M. ry —J CKLW (800ke) Sunday 945A Mi) 7 pil or cre
PRESBYTERIAN Dating to 9th Century
THE KIRK VIENNA—Walls of a church dating Wack to the 9th century
IN. THE HILLS |nave been discovered ‘at Modra,
BLOOMFIELD HILLS — _| paper reports.
Dr. Harold C. DeWindt, The discovery was made by
Minister Prof. J. Cubulka of the State Theo-
Sermon: nee Py ee don
The Way to Pray reports said. They = that
Identical Services Czech scholars believe the church
before of SS.
9:30 and 11 A. M. en menenen Sr ontey
Church School 9:30 A. M. Apostles to the Slavs.
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FIRST SOCIAL BRETHREN CHURCH 316 Baldwin Ave.
Sanday Schoo! 10:000.m. | Preaching 11:00 4. m.
Bvening Service 7:20 p.m. Thurs. Prayer 7:30 p. m.
Seturdey Might Service at 7:30 p. m. Paster, REV. CARL DOWNET FR ¢-s000
B iggest Cross of Timber in
|Will Be Dedicated Sunday
Total coverage is a must in the world of insurance. It |
‘Oakland Ave. United Presbyterian DAY, AUGUST 21, 1954
’
Feet
22nd. “The annual Camiptheeting of the Unifed Missionary aa
12 miles_north of Imlay City and-34 miles east of M-53,
of Michigan is now in progress at the camp ground located
Van Dyke Highway. Servicesall day and each evening.
Public is most cordially invited. Sunday School only August
FIRST UNITED MISSIONARY CHURCH 138 Prospect St. — Geo. D. Murphy. Pastor
By WILMA GREENWAY
parish. On Sunday at 2:30 p.m. | River Shrine, the Roman Catholic} Mr. Nichol, guest from Washing-
the biggest wooden cross in the | turch showed its faith in Fred-| ton, Dp. C., is editor of the church's
world, ‘the beginning of what is Sos, wor by siving ‘him only | weekly journal, the Review and expected become one
most important shrines the| That was, to give to his sculp-
Gusher Womkaters, wit be aot. tures a “special distinction,” so je eS coun ah ae
leated. 2 ee a war tae ee an inner change of
Sit ope eee ee ee | . 5 : day ‘be to engage in those | |//)
op of the Archdiocese of Grand| Piret (“h h f God activities; to read that kind of | |j ss cael trae 4. te
blessing. Church dignitaries, . music that his
government oficals and hundreds] Wil] Dedicate Organ | evox + tem nave
Bictceee’ tor Kuen: SoUeniic] Qceeea nee cre Fite St. John’s Lutheran* Church the chaste Indian maiden who died | Church of God, at 10:45 a.m. American Lutheran Conference (Notions! Lutheran Ceeneil)
im 1680, now proposed for saint-| An instrumental duet will be enterthe 9:45 teed, to whom the drine ts ell |played with Mrs. Lester Quye at M y Waste 11008 a. . @ Se pace eek Wipe. Hibeta Guys ot Wership’ ereees a xen 700 a. Mm.
BA BF _ air Mary Miler. member ol Parsonage: Owege Drive __Fhéne FE 4-200
One of them is sculptor Marsha | the church, morning
Fredericks, whose studio te just | ™°SAS®. St Paul Lutheran Church | south of Birmingham on Wood- °
ward arcane, Sh Cuigned the Fh wg me dig hore htm (Tes Chas of thn Lighenae West
. Aegean Island of LesBos Joslyn at Fourth . (Mittilini) for the airport uncov-
a, tint Carns| eed what may eth ans foe Welcomes You mtn ae: Br ll tet nll ow A at ret 9:30'A, M— Sunday School 10-45 A. M—_Moming Service
Bishop Babcock and sculptor Fred- = ge Mahder, Poster Phone FE 3- }Jericks on plane for the comple a FIRST ‘ Watch “This Is the Life’”—Sunday, 12:30 P_ M.—WIBK-TV
With $50 in his pocket, Fr. Bro- PRESBYTERIAN
ply won the ears tthe 30 CHURCH GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH overrode their cries of “impos- W. Maren ab Wayne St. Corner of Genesee and Glendale sible” and snowballed his initial wes § Bx 4
fund into a Ié-ecre tract of wood- Pastors Services at 9 A. M. and 11 A. M.
, a church rectory de- $45 Church School ‘Schultz —S
toned Wy ete ot Sereeian's Sy. 1] A. M. Morning Worship Rev. Ouo G. peaker
California redwood transported all|| "Meant for Something Sunday School—9 A. M. and 11 A. M. the way across a continent, and Better”
a $225,000 church debt already|\. ™” ™ > Auchart Preaching written off as “paid.”
een Pee oe. wane First Progressive of Wilmore, Ky. Sundey 11 A. M. end 7:30 P.M.
ame twee Spiritualist Church @ MON. 7:30 P. M. “THE OLD BOOK Vs. THE NEW . >
SS ee eo sneer eaneren otk BIBLE” — A Lecture You Can't Afford to Miss!
stands 55 feet high on = 15-foot || Midweek Mesting Wed., 7:30 @ TUES. 7:30 P. M. “CHRIST Vs. COMMUNISM! mound, and weighs 14 tons. He e “DEGLAMORIZING ana wathius om Gee Game of @ WED. 7:30 P. M. LIQUOR.”
Soot Gall, whteh win bo eneunted At EVANGELISTIC TABERNACLE feet
on the cross. Let’s Plan 60 Tilden at 'W. Huron A. |. Baughey, Pastor Fredericks will also make the
figures of the Virgin Mary, Mary Early on ™
Tus tour ‘hamees etm bo cust RALLY ) AY CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH bronze or iron. 347 N. Saginaw St., Chas. D. Race, Paster. FE 4-0239
The ree, oe will 10 a. m. Bible School, Wed. 7:30 p. m. Prayer Meeting, Bible Study
et the Cross, all the werk of Fred Complete Line of - pion apenenan cl treecmd
ericks, which will be placed . :30 P. M—EVENING SERVICE
wosdiond gate samme the chancb, Promotion Supplies
Present plans ude a . aa ia 4
front. of Calvary Hill, to reflect ee “ nara
ae euler oes, See @ Invitation Postcards LOOKING FOR YoU
outdoor altar at
which Mass. will be served: |{ -@ Tags + This Sunday in The Crucifixion grouping will @ Buttons SUNDAY SCHOOL ............. 10:00 A. M.
be readily seen from adjacent MORNING WORSHIP ..........11:00 A.M.
Burt Lake, nde ly Panpovd @ Program Guide EVENING SERVICE ............ 7:30 P.M.
side of which consists of clear Books at the
@ Promotion
Frederichs was chosen to Sesign Certificates FREE METHODIST CHURCH
outstanding ing uy at bie be. 87 LAFAYETTE STREET
| H. C. Arts, Pastor Burtelia Green, S. 5. Supt. vious work. He is known here eu - :
particularly for his sculptures on
the Veterans Memorial Building Christian
and Rackham Bulding im Detrot, || FIRST GENERAL BAPTIST CHURCH |
Isle. Currently he has been com- Literature Sales Invites You to Our Services
to do the mammoth 249 Baldwin Ave. FE 4-7172
39 Oakland Ave. Seturdey Eve. Conf Meeti
Sundey School ...... ..10:00 A. M. Morning Worship ......11:00 A. M.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Cer. E. Huron and Clemens at Mill St., Pontiac
K. Burten, Minister
Sunday Service 10 o'clock
“NONE ELSE BESIDES ME”
The Rev. Mr. Burton, preaching
10:00 A. M. Sunday School
7:30 P. M. Evangelistic Service
Rev. W. E. Vartan, Paster Lavern Sheffield, Mesie Director 239 East Pike Street
to Restore Auditorium
PRINCETON, N= The 17th
ZION CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
11:00 A. M. Worship
————
TAIL Saints Episcopal. - WILLIAMS STREET AT WEST PIKE
The Rev. Rector Rev. Waldo R. Hunt —“—-- Rev: Robert J. Bickley
8:00 A. M.—Holy Communion
9:30 A. M.—Holy Communion
11:00 A. M.—Morning Prayer and
“= Sermon by the Rector
St. George's Chapel Milford Michigan
11 A. M—Morning Preyer and Sermon by the Rev. heel bigs Oa Sais a
R. J. Bickley 1 wy he ee Henry
‘ School for All Ages
7:45 P. M.—Evangelistic Service Hear Dr. L. L. Marion. @ fearless preacher
“God's Message to the Jews, the Gentiles
and te the Church”
A Friendly Place to Worship You Will Enjoy™
Bible Preaching
CHRISTIAN TEMPLE | 505 Auburn Ave.
A Church Home for
scinttirensememmenereniaesa ~All Believers a
ter. tote #. Martes §=© HEAR GOD’S MESSENGERS
DR. LELAND L. MARION, Pastor Dir.
REV, LOLA P. MARION, Assoc. Pastor
9:45 A. Mi—Morning Worship and Communion Rev. Lola Marion will bring the message
9:45 to 12:15—Children’s Church and Schoo!
7:45 P.M.—Wednesday Midweek Service
Se
2
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Svening Geanguitetie Service 7:30
‘The COMING WRATH of GOD‘
Rev. Tom Malone, Speaker
A Scriptural message on what the Bible teaches
about the Wrath of God which ig yet to be
< poured out on the world. What about His
wrath at the second ceming? During the tribu-
lation? At the Battle of Armageddon and the
Day of Judgment?
**e#eee
EMMANUEL BAPTIST
eh:
MEMBER .OP AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS
SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 194
World. Church Council
History, Christian history, is being
written at Evanston, Ill., these days at
‘the second meeting of the World Coun-
cil of Churches.
Representatives from the world over
are seeking to carry out the prayer of
Jesus Christ made shortly before his
crucifixion, “That they may all be one.”
* * *
Although it may be an idle
| dream to hope for this human
achievement, yet it is inspiring to
know that some 161 denomina-
tions from 48 countries are hon-
estly facing what they believe to
be the command of Christ and
seeking to overcome disunity.
In these meetings are Christians from
foreign lands in native dress gathered
under signs such as Ethiopia, Mexico,
Iran and a host of other lands. Here
some 600 voting delegates sit at long
tables in the arena and behind them are
some 800 non-voting churchmen. Eh | — * * ~ — .
~~‘Regardiess of what is really accom-
plished at this meeting, this group can-
not help but make a great impact upon
the thinking world. They will not
arrange mergers but seek to create
understandings that may lead to later
consolidations.
Jay Secord
Northeastern Oakland County lost
one of its most widely known and pub-
lie spirited residents when death called
Jay Sxcorp.
A native of Leonard where he was
born 84 years ago, Mr. Secorp’s career
_ was marked by extended public service.
For 19 years he was president of:Leon-—
ard. He also served on the school board
there and was a member of the Addison
Township board of directors.
ke te te —
Mr. Secorp is believed to have
been the last surviving member
of the County Board -of Super-
visors which directed construc-
tion of the present court house in
1903-1905.
He will be remembered by many in -
the Leonard area and throughout the
county as one who exemplified good
citizenship and service to his own com-
munity.
aE
Defense of Formosa
~~~ President EisenHoWwer has senatorial
___ment that orders to the Seventh Fleet
to protect Formosa against Red Chinese
attack still stands.
It came from Sen. H. ALEXANDER
SmitH, chairman of the Far East sub-
committee of the powerful Senate
Foreign Relations Committee. Mr.
EIsENHOWER’s remark was in answer to
a question prompted by a Peiping state-
ment attributed to Premier Cou En Lal.
* * * !
The latter said only a week ago
that Communist China would
~ of Cutane Kai-suex’s Nationalists.
Warning the United States
against interfering he added, “the
eration Of Taiwan (Formosa)
H is an exercise of China's sov-
ereignty and China's own in-
ternal affair. We will brook no
foreign interference.”
* * *
In Washington no fear is felt that our
sea forces will be unable to carry out
the policy stated by President E:sen-
BOWER and endorsed by Sen. SmrT#.
The New Jersey Republican conceded
that the Chinése might mass thousands
of sampans for an attack on Formosa. But he voiced confidence that they
would be unable to “cross against the
bey naval vessels of our Seventh Bea . ott iy ie
4 io SR ES Seer
~ Capture Formosa, headquarters = __warn that we'd resist’ Red invasion
of Formosa. , *
Rigid Parity Ended
Previously unemphasized facts show
the President's victory in the flexible
farm price supgort fight to have been
more complete than at first supposed.
At the outset the Administration
sought a flexible support range of from
75 to 90 per cent of parity. A compro-
mise between opposing forces resulted
in agreement on a range of 82.5 to 90
per cent. What wasn’t clear at the time
is that this compromise range applies _—
to wheat alone and then only for a year.
* * *
‘Beginning at the end of 1955
the range of 75 to 90 per cent of
parity will be in full operation
with respect to five of the six
basic crops, with tobacco excepted.
In other words, as the American Farm
Bureau points out, Congress has aban-
doned rigid price fixing. This action,
President ALLAN B. Kine says, “will be
applauded by a great majority of farm-
ers.”
It also will have the approval of con-
sumers and all thoughtful persons who
realize the economic folly of a policy
~-whictr breeds unmanageable farm crop
surpluses.
Fe
Anotuer thing this sad old world
needs to do is to observe a Be Kind to
Everybody Week, repeated 52 times
each year. .
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~K YOot thinks he’s smart because he
can ask questions that a wise man can’t
answer... ~~ 6 2
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The People’s Business —
Prisons Improved? Officials Fear Bigger Size
Will Make Situation Worse
By JAMES A. 0. CROWE
(For Jack I. Green)
LANSING—There is no complacency with-
in the Corrections Commission or its staff
that Wednesday’s special session of the
Legislature solved Michigan's prison crowd-
ing emergency. .----
In fact,-there are commissioners and staff
members who will say privately that Gov.
Williams and the lawmakers combined to
make things -worse, if anything.
These peoplé understandably don't
want to put their heads on the chopping
block by coming out in the open with
~ their opinion. But they say that the best
that was done was only a temporary and
partial relief.
The lawmakers appropriated $400,000 to .
build-a 234-man dormitory including 78 cells
and housing the rest of the men in open-type
dormitory rooms. Williams had asked for
$660,000 to provide cells for all the men.
This new building, which will not be ready
for_full_oceupancy for atleasta year, will
increase the population of Ionia Reformatory
by about 156 to a total of about 1,450. An ex-
isting dormitory, now housing 78 men, will
be incorporated in the new building.
Going Williams one better, the law-
makers appropriated $50,000 to build a
new dormitory for 100 more men outside
the walls of Southern Michigan Prison.
They largely ignored his request for money
to hire more guards except for providing four
new guards at the CassidyLake- Training
by 25 inmates.
Willtams called the special session because,
he said, something had to be done in a hurry
to relieve mushrooming population that is
fast becoming a security problem. The pris-
—ons now hold about 1,000 more than they
were designed for, he said.
He said that net only was the overall
population rise important, but that a
shift towards younger and younger of-
fenders was taking place that alse had to
be taken inte consideration.
Only 15 per cent of the present prison fa-
cilities are designed for youthful offenders,
he said. But in recent years the proportion
of prisoners under 25 years has skyrocketed
to 40 *per cent.
The worried prison people admit that the new dormitory was put in the right place—
at the reformatory which is designed entire-
ly for young prisoners ;
But their concern is that the expansions
only make a bad situation—the size of Mich-
igan’s prisons—worse.
It is axiomatic that Southern Michigan
Prison, with more than 6,000 men both
inside and outside the walls, is far too
big now, especially compared with fed-
eral standards of a maximum prison
population of 600 men.
On the same standard, the Ionia Reform-
atory is already more than two times too i¢< =.
On Gov. Williams’ recommendatian, the
Legislature made Ionio bigger and on its
own, it boosted Southern Michigan Prison by
another 100 men, | ‘
The worriers say they are afraid that the
prison system has been a political football
“We haven't had a major overhauling
of prison building program since South -
erm Michigan Prison was built in the
mid-1920s,” said one official who asked
anonimity.
don't have to have one or two
more major prison riots to wake up both
that the state prison system
piney THE PONTIAC PRE
Siete « $8, SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1954
>i ig
~The Incompatibles
Voice of the People
iG
Hel pi? i
Sic Let officials see to it that the
revised edition confines itself to
Republicans Should Use
‘32 Democratic Platform
Well, I went to the Republican
-- County Convention and if the en-
thusiasm there keeps up, Messrs. If the Republicans want a good Hel
a
Case Records of a Psychologist
Girls, Shun Dates With Married Men;
Save Yourselves Much Grief and Shame Physical and sexual attrac- the front burners are no more ef- along wi
tion can. make you intoricated playing _— sea just. as readily as whisky. So
don’t enter into obviously un-
wise and immoral dating
“cobwebs” soon habits. For
“A tellow—in-our—firm—began to --
date me regularly. After the first
few times we had been out to-
gether, he told me he was mar-
ried
“So I told him I couldn't go out
with him, But he coaxed and said
his wife was away part of the
time at her folks, so he was lonely.
“Well, I was lonely, too, so fi-
nally I started going with him
again. Besides, he said he loved
me, and his wife. didn't under-
stand him.
“He said we'd get married some
day and insisted on staying at my
apartment several. times.
“But, oh, Dr. Crane, now I
“find Tam going to have a baby”
and he has deserted me and
gone back to his wife.”
Yesterday I told you that par-
ents must look ahead to avoid
ficient and ' they - predispose
scaldings.
Well, the same need for fore-
sight holds of you adult girls, as
well as men, The Bible says: to
‘Look not on the wine while it is
red!”
That means, don't play with fire
and tantalize yourself toying with
forbidden things.
Learn to ride herd on your emo-
tions: If, you know a thing is
wrong, it is simpler and much
safer to avoid even the first con-
tacts therewith.
_ Girls, ff a man is married, comes of cable size.
Kisses and physical caresses can
become so intoxicating with rep-
etition until you finally become
drunk,
A sex drunkard may then act
just as stupidly as a whisky
drunkard. So the only way to re-
tain a sober, intell outlook is
If you girls go around with single
mare! Ls of: good -character. 2 Bs: wut. ite * : ‘ °
together _ident_of the Cammonwealth & a _many_happy experiences —
will turn your “‘cobweb" of casual
attraction into a real ‘‘cable’’ of
true love.
But at the start, while you can
are obviously unfit for husbands.
To help you rate .your ‘date’,
return envelope, plus a dime. ~- mo
(International News Service)
What we said was a
would take-éne side of the argu-
‘men and defeat you.
sides and- beat you to a_ blister.
of patriotic statesman who doesn't
claim to be a diplomat. He wants
to start a hassel on the Thirty-
eighth Parallel that will open the
on” thé monkey house-—~--
His results are like salvage op-
erations. You‘ve got to guess
what the diver is doing by the
bubbles on the surface.
Which closes our diplomatic cha-
tauqua for today. Next time you
swing your partner body ex-
change portfolios, .~
Looking Back
15 Years Age
Southern Corp., turns over all that
company’s electrical properties in
Tennessee to government agencies.
20 Years Ago
BANDITS WITH machine guns
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Mother of 4 Asks About Varicose Veins:
Brady Says Ride Bicycle-Upside Down — is
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35 ’ Hi, Baby!
I think saved my baby’s life 20
Big Fe ‘Sealing. ane ta —
Answer—Thank you. For puny
infants that do not thrive on cow's
milk and are not vouchsafed the
boon ‘ "s milk
Sat. Tues.: “The Week and- :
Dors; “The Desperado,” Wayne| of ‘Thrill Seekers’
Sat: “Executive Suite,” William
Holden, June Allyson; “Witness to
Murder,“ Barbara Stanwyck,
George Sender. -
“3 Coins in the Foun-
Dorothy McGuire, Jean
“Little Fugitive.”
Horse Falls, Rider Dies
BATTLE CREEK (UP)—Chariles
Philo, 64, died Friday of injuries
suffered when a horse he was rid-
ing fell en him. tain,’
Peters;
to Be iced
NEW YORK (INS)—Quick justice
| in the form of murder indictments
bers of the gang which allegedly
killed two men and tortured and
maimed several others “for kicks.”
Kings County’ Hospital for psy- chiatric treatment tailed in spite
the slender,
is-year-cld youth He g 5
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Independent
Old Model Stock
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SHOT FROM A CANNON ! ter tonsil operation, is almost
ready to go home.
His doctor -_ he lle pr
rapid recovery after siege
threatened his life. His blood re-
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prospect of going home.
“I'm going to have some fried
chicken,” he piped in a thin voice.
“And corn on the cob.”
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= ‘a |Woman Voter _|Grieving Over Fatality, Double Crosses Driver Kills Himself 4 u e PHILADELPHIA ® — Reuben -
Election Board _ | erste. yeercit damend owe
{a woman here who can’t write,”| v torday his body was found the judge told an Elec-) ving in the seventh-floor fire
‘ton official by tele- tower of @ downtown building — phone. "Hoy... do we register her where he had an office.
oe see? Detective Charles Fisher said “Have her make an ‘X’” the of-| ¢ che} brooded over the accident
ficial responded. in which his car collided with an-
TUESDA | Three minutes later, the judge| other, killing Jesse C. Douglass, : called back. 55-year-old Philadelphia constable.
AIR-CONDITIONED ert itchurm, Linda Darnell °°" “New she wants to register ber os
color, tgomery, Marthe Hyer; 2 The Roman Colesseum was On Oiir Wide Miracle Screen! Stee sci Gu" toes: a ae mnseneiooe Bots 4
Rew ar} of Jerusalem.
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Sun., Tues.: “Drums Across the River,”
Technicolor Audie Murphy, Lyle Bett-
ger; —— Boys Meet the Monsters,”
" Lake—Waliea Lake
“Drive a Crooked Road,”
meaner: “She Couldn't Gay No,”
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Plenty of Free Parking in Black-Topped Lot of Notre Dame,” |
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To LEAD WASHINGTON, D. C. PARADE —) annual convention of the National Association of
Pontiac's Jackie Voorhees ‘will iead the Thomas A. | Dancers and~ Affiliated Artists. While. there she
Edison Drum Corps, Michigan State champions, in | studied under nationally known dancers including
the American Legion parade in Washington, D. C. | Ross Hancock of Fort Worth, Texas, with whom she
on Aug. 31. Miss Voorhees, daughter of Mr. and | is pictured, just prior to entering his Modern class
Mrs. Arthur A, Voorhees of 255 Dick Ave., returned |-where he taught the routine “‘Pagan in Paris.”
this week from New York, where she attended the |
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Baby Buffalo ithe Army hoe recently an | couldn't Take It Anymore
° nounced plans to equip 12- bat-;—_ST._JOSEPH,-Mo. «® — Lewis
Being Cleared talions each with 67 cargo hell-}W. Stround complained to Police - ters of the H2IC t . The
for Plane Trip “Work Horse” is designed pri-| Set. Robert Ottinger that he had »| marily to transport troops, equip- been bitten by a dog, and that the
-NEW_YORK u” —_“Geronimo." ment and supplies within a—com-| same animal had been biting him
bat zone
every day for the past three
ths. for a couple of days at Idlewild Fox and Hounds Woodward at Long Lake Road, Bloomfield Hills
Phone Birmingham MI 4-4800
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LUNCHES From 12 Noon as Well as Dinners from 5:30 Airport. until U.S. health authori-
Adm. Pride Assumes
Command of 7th Fleet MANILA @®—Vice Adm. A. M.
Pride, commaner of the U.S, 7th
Fleet which guards Formosa, to-
day assumed command of Pacific
Fleet naval forces—chiefly air- ties clear him for his trip to Ger-
many.
The baby buffalo arrived at the
airport yesterday en route from
the Texler game preserve at
Schnecksville, Pa., to become the
mascot of the 510th Tank Batalion,
known as “The Wild Buffaloes.”
Members of the battalion, which
is celebrating its 88th anniversa-
ry, put up $275 for shipping ex-
penses.
Army Receives its First craft carriers—operating in the
pPhilippine area and the South
China Sea.
In a brief ceremony aboard the OPEN 6:30 P. M. Dinic Hwy. (US-10) 1 Block North of Telegraph. F25-4500 OPEN 6:30 P. M.
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Pridé t6ok over from-Vice Adm:
W. K. Phillips, commander of the
lst Fleet. Phillips will return to
his headquarters at San Diego. MORTON, Pa; @ — The Army
yesterday accepted delivery of its
first H2iC “Work Horse” helicop-
ter, a 2-troop transport craft,
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Youngsters at Camp : employes of the department to tel-
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who may have been exposed to
polio at the camp, to apply for
gamma globulin injections.
The lodge is the fourth camp in
suburban Montgomery County
where the antipolio blood serum
has been made available in the
last two weeks. Stubben said some
200 Philadelphia children may
have been exposed to the disease
at the first three. camps.
Crowds of 100,000 are not un-
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Every week, many folks ask the Better Business Board what
they can do about having a contract cancelled.
They are the ones who—
* Did not shop around!
* Did business with an unknown firm!
Believed the fast-talking salesman!
* Signed the contract without stopping to think!
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contract. Take time to compare prices with other companies,
to be sure that you want the merchandise and to check on the
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you want to prevent.
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to do would be to tell a few people
whom you know your parents
really care for most that your
father and mother are not well
enough-to-have a party and sug-
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16 W. HURON ST. Toke your pick: Little boy look or
mon-inspired jackets, both. ec-
centvote your uitra-temininity ond
both ore fall high feshion.
Miss P. F.—Two ideas for suits
—the softened boy silhouette with
top interest and the elongated
jacket with mannish tailored look,
haye a definite new fall appeal.
This should interest both the-ca-
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Is the Timeliest
-|Fashion Fancy NEW YORK (INS) — This year,
time not. only marches on. It also
shaps in... .
The latest timely gimmick in
fashion is the “Capsule,” a watch
that snaps into place in seven
separate pieces of jewelry: A
necklace, a lapel pin, a dinner
ring, a belt pendant, a bracelet, a
charm bracelet and an ordinary
wristwatch.
The “Capsule” is a tiny round
watch works, one-half-inch in
diameter, with numerals done
in multi-colored pastels,
It has a patented snap-in struc-
ture that makes it interchangeable
The new idea, now being demon-
strated at the “Watches of Tomor-
row” show in New York, should be
no price has been set.
The United Nations Children’s
Fund estimates there are 900 mil-
lion children in the world,
Answers to Previews Purrie
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“with any of its accompanying jew-
available tate this year. It's so
-|hot off the precision works that new living bra. Deep V criss-cross plunge |
_. formca. 40-inch luncheon.cloth!.. Sire a 4x60 inch tablecloth! Simple
to memorize stitches are dramat-
ically combined.
Crochet ,Pattern 777: Directions
for 20-inch square in pineapple de-
sign. For tablecloths. runners.
Send 25 cents in coins for this
pattern—add 5 cents for each pat-
tern for first-class mailing. Send
to 124 Pontiac Press Needlecraft
~~) Dept. P-0- Box 164, Otd Chetsea
Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print
- | plainly pattern number, your name,
address and zone.
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Piipstick stitte- Ths Slime goes Get Lipstick
to Flatter
Your Face The color closest to your face;
namely, the shade of your lip-
stick, either enhances or detracts
from your complexion. Lipstick
is one make-up item that can be
used lavishly and generously.
Unlike powder, rouge, and eye-
shadow, it doesn’t have to be
carefully blended.
Her lipstick is often a part of
a woman's personality as well as
a part of her daily make-up.
Beauty-wise, the correct use of
lipstick can make “problem” lips
look larger or smaller. The cor-
rect shade also serves as @
whiter, brighter teeth.
Fashion-wise, when the shade
of your lipstick complements
those in your wardrobe, you can
create a complete color har-
mony in your costumes.
Frequently, a woman will
choose one lipstick shade and
expect it to do everything for her.
Sometimes it's a dark shade of
red that gives the illusion of a
‘hard lipline and a tired facial
expression.
with every complexion, be it fair,
medium or olive, This true red
will look well with your basic
wardrobe colors — beige, gray.
black and navy.
For greater color, allow the
lipstick to set on your lips a few
minutes. Then,\ blot your lips
with tissues several times.
Terry Robe Warm
Handiest thing you can own for
trips to the beach is the one-piece
terry cloth suit with zip front.
This goes over your-wet swimsuit
when you come out of the water
and prevents you from getting
chilled. ——--
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I'm atraid to believe it—I
might be hurt more>
Bill's the first boy you ever cared
for. He will always remain in
your memory as the first big ro-
mance.
But he's not the only one. Your
future will bring many others. And
obviously Jack is to be No. 2.
With him, too, you can find
laughter an fun, if you'll convince
yourself that you've turned the
‘first page ef your memory book |—
and that he has a right to the
second fresh sheet.
“Bill has to learn his own les-
So let Bill go. You have new
memories to collect—with Jack.
“Dear Miss Woodward: I'm
aghamed_to_say—it,_but—I'm-—not
positive I want to spend the rest
of my life with the guy I'm en-
gaged to!
“I don't even dare say anything
to my mother, because she'd tell
me I shouldn't have gotten into
this deal so young. And she's so
right’
pve —just turned 18: Most or)
the guys my age around here are
either going steady, in college, or
in the service.
“What if I broke up with Mac
and found that things weren't
really so green im the other pas-
ture, after all? He wouldn't take
me back. Mom says I can’t have
my cake and eat it too,
“Is it my pride that bothers me?
Am I wrong in wanting to be free?
Will this uneasy feeling of being ‘all mixed up’ pass by?
“I love Mac so much—so much
of the time—then there are those
Moments when I'm not sure.Oh.
what am I going to do?”
Yours are the
get married. Your question and
your qualms are thise of a girl
who is battling in her mind to be sure her choice is right.
Is the man the right one for
her? Will it work out? Is there
anything she should do before
she settles down forever?
After marriage with Mac, you
But that isn't as important as the real happiness of learning to love
PETUNIA!
How handy is
A blackboard made
From any ancient
Window shade /
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Your Rugs —
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~“Sew yourself a wealth of outfits
from one pattern! Make several
of the ever-so-stylish yoked-front-
and-back blouses, four-gore, flared
skirts. Use a bevy of fabrics and
colors! Make the shorter sleeve
length for variety. Mix 'n’ match!
Pattern 4649: Misses’ sizes 12,
14, 16, 18, 2. Size 16 blouse 2’,
yards 39-inch fabric; skirt 2 yards
54-inch fabric.
This pattern easy to use, simple
to sew, is tested for fit. Has com-
plete illustrated instructions.
—$end 35 cents in coins for this
pattern—add 5 cents for each pat-
to Anne Adams, care of 137 Pon-
tiac Press Pattern Dept., 243 West
17th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print
plainly name, address with zone,
size and style number.
Cool Cologne
Spray Combats
Fatigue of Trip ~ If you're about to start on an
auto trip you've mapped out so
carefully, it's a wise idea to
include a bottle of spray cologne
proof, too. You certainly don't
want to risk ruining the other
One firm makes a spray co
logne that comes in a plastic-
coated container, with a ,handy
push button atomizer top. Just
the slightest touch will release a
_| spray_of fragrance to your. wrists,
arms, neck and temples.
This cologne is perfect for
summer iravel in that it is. per-
manenttly chilled,
When you arrive_at your des-
tination. you won't have to put it
Fine tor youngsters, Pe-
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Freer. Brown Hues Give Outdoor Look By HAZEL A. TRUMBLE
A house with walls which re-
fuse to confine—but extend the
perspective out-of-doors and dewn
a. T>-foot ravine, across a séa-
sonal stream then back up &
sumaé sprinkled summit—this is
“Wooded Hill," €00 Peach Tree
Lane, just two miles north of the
Village of Rochester,
Sitting on a hill ledge over-
looking six and a half acres of
Sate oaks, with an occasional
waxy-leafed sassafras for variety,
bey &@ house’ of many unusual de-
“greed ‘angles—the house the late
»D, Allen ‘Wright, Detroit archi-
tect, designed to follow the con-
tour of the land,
Home of Mr, and Mrs. Lan-
_yence P, Smith, the 90-degree
right angied corner is practi-
cally nil in this one-story white
brick structure. . The “free”?
angles produce a third and even
a fourth dimension in vision
line.
Ceilings, too, with open and
exposed beams, are part. of the
angle-act. Corner windows and
mirrored walls follow the same
—pattern—with- windows extending
from ceiling-to-floor in bedrooms,
living and dining rooms.
Borrowing one of Mother Na-
ture’s own greens from the out-
doors, the Smiths further add to
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LOO BRICK AND EXPOSED BEAMS — A house designed to follow the contour ) other story is the furnace room.and storage area located befieath the two-car garage.
of a hill ledge is owned by Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. Smith at 800 Peach Tree’ Lane, Photo below shows the living room with its exposed beams and cypress paneled fire-
two miles north of Rochester. The 90 degree right angle is almost completely absent place wall, Floor brick in a deep earth-red tone covers this and several adjoining
in the Smith house which was-the design of the late D. Allen Wright, Detroit architect. floors, The photo at the right shows the raised slate hearth in which the stone has been
By employing inusual angles, the Smith home gives the illusion of extending beyond cult to follow.the angles of the house. The wall is made of horizontal strips of cypress
the wall lines and out into the heavily wooded six and a half-acre site upon which it intersected with a one-inch curved strip of the same wood.
is located. White brick forms the exterior of this one-story plan.One concession to an-
LIVING-PORCH—Even the screened. in sections of the outdoor
porch are set in at angles appearing to extend this cool living unit
into the surrounding woods. Photo at the upper left shows the house
view from the 75-foot ravine which drops off to a meandering stream
at the foot of the steep hill. Windows are placed face-to-face on the
odd-angled corriers of the house and are ceiling-to-floor to invite
the outdoors inside. Lower left photo shows the master bedroom
with its exposed beamed ceiling and angled corners. A pair of the extended Husion by painting
the living reoems walls, the dining
room and the kitchen the same
hue.
Even the. porch,. also angled,
is the same eye-easy green.
With the exception of the bed-
rooms and kitchen, the fleors
"are constructed of regular floor
brick In a deep, brownish-red
earth fone. Twice-a-year wax-
ings, claim Mrs, Smith, keeps
them in perfect shape.
The fireplace wall of the living
room, and the central wall wain-
scotting are horizontal pantels of
cypress with each panel inter-
sected with a one-inch curved
piece of the same wood.
Furnishings are uphoistered in
homespuns in terra cotta, green
and beige with-brown,_ Yellow,
too, is a bright note in the living
room with draperies in a neutral
homespun tweed.
Qne short divan is slipcovered
in a bright floral print.
The dining room is actually
part of the living room, but it —
has its own demarcation line in
furnishings and in the series of
telling lights which run the full
length of its area.
Adjacent is a wide hallway
separating the kitchen from the
living room. This passageway
also serves to give access to this section of the house without pass-
ing through the living room.
An added function is provided
with its sliding frosted glass
doors on one side making is pos-
sible to pass food through for
informal dining.
(as the Smiths refer to it), has
Japanese lanterns for lights and
an angled serving shelf around
the house section of the porch.
Included in this wing of the
house is. the third bedroom with
its own white-tiled bathroom. _.
In the other witg of the
house, with full-view of the
roiling countryside, are twe
bedrooms, each with its own
bathroom.
The master bedroom, angling
out to the edge of the hill, has
the open. beamed ceiling and a
double mirrored. -wall set at an
obtuse angle. Walls are done in
pale beige with floral draperies
at the windows and a plaid, in
the same color tones, used for the
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mirrors over the dressing table give an added
follow the lines of the walls. Using pale beige
Mrs. Smith (the daughter of the E. P. Waldron who built Pontiac's”
Waldron Hotel) chose complementary colors in plaid and matching
florals for bedspread and draperies. The pitched
paneled in the samme wood as the living room and the ceiling is also
bedroom claims
wide sliding door closets and built-in chests. = ee
\n pale‘yellow and white tile.
_ a further the ta base of the ares.
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CARPETING—LINOLEUM—TILE 3 tn in Be field of urban Planning| oe ow rar sorts nd “Industry's and roqremet | % utilities that new housing develop- essential to prohibit
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Businels Services .........13] oregon ee Monier, sow. C
Bookkeeping & Taxes .....14 Printrai Home with Cap Vernon AREER
' Chiropodists ......... eoee ld he , rment at | 2 young men to business | “““Y hone PE’ seine
Foot Specialist. .......... 1sa| bd sales. Will be factory ny Paw HOOD, AUGUST 19, 1954, EARL, ot Oana + wr GSN, Genk, Out boda, Dressmaking & Tailoring .16 p= Rn Bell = Pmmnd _8 wv . ABON AND CARPENTE:
Garden Plowing ........ Ee a Ray Ogg a eet a —
Income Tax Service ...... 17 be beld Monday, Aug. 33, ot ie Yaten Bama iene. ow,
Laundry Service ..... eee TB hg LS Sue fl and Landscaping ............ 18A ———. 2 3 Morey ; je, Birm- _ingham. 4.
Moving & Trucking ....... 19 wales, am Se —, EXPERIENCED | 6 A Eeuay.
Painting & Decorating ....20/ loved wits of Jona ¢. Wain: gear | Bright erhoo! graduate with. good |
Photog & Accessories ......71| Burtice Lott and shiriey Walls: | fveping Shop Mouse MA | Dillle Racha. Mrs. ‘Bans ‘Smith | EXPERIENCED MEXICAN DISH Physio-Therapy ......... and Leon Archer. Mrs. Wells will | Weever wanted. Night work.
Television Service ........22| De taken trom ithe Donelson-| Woodward —— _ Getron-Gay Funeral Home at Oar | GREAT OPEC FOR G00p x ___—Typewriter_ Service ee eta ee Inter- a ‘t.
Upholatering ..........+... Bj Bees & Savese Gye oS Oe MAN
NOTICES Gathering 126) Kenrick Keego
Lost & Found ............. ie wt —-f ee Wite or without ear. steady job. axe , mother of Mrs. Phyllis Mae Sny- lay off. 8 N. - on, oe 9 2 8.
Notices & Personals ...... 25| der and Donald James Cameron; a Al CARPENTRY. PLASTIC &| $3.79 9 roll. roli roofing
| Serene ob tees | feuy gam cede. oor | tems tee eran Peceet| S, e S WANTED garet Molts, Mrs Leone ‘Blower, PORTER | work, PE SM Supply. 4000 W. Muren St.
heros Sere “or espa; | sae ies wneaes ie ras: | gon osm. P| __ Business Service ~ Wed; Household Goods <--"77) "fils, ‘re: tress hleKengan ana | Myst dewsiey shop. 38 ‘Tee-| COLORED, MAN WANTS, Plt | APPLIANCE SERVICE ~ Wid. Miscellaneous .......28/ Tutsaay at’ pam. from the Pure. °s | CARPENTER WORK WANTED.| ¥° all makes of refrigers| DAY. NIGHT TY SERVICE | Money Wanted ......... 2A sey Panerai Wome with Rev. Bd- ROC! EER OW SMALL | New snd _repeir, Fe sane | Soda “et Sal ances repies re : as - ve.
7 Waited to Rent .....-... _.29| Sgrment, White Chapa Some seaiabe ceeey ret | CEMENT WORK | ioe Lg i | ley Puneral Home where she will Co. 118 Indianwood | drive sidewalks and ‘cheap | — “28. Pree_estimetes. FE 3T18.| Don's Radio &
_________Wed Transportation —...;-.31+ —_________— {+ PLUMBER canpuiere neP Ata ANS AL "RIGERATORS __|_ : Wid. Contracts, Migs, ....32| "se tereyat mort gence as: | Pausers.sometaine end per| srg Pe efie wve™_"ewe| WASHING MACHINES ses ELTCHELL'S TN on
| 1 mother ig 2 Pleasant | RPE Y, | CORT = WEETS RADIOS APPLIANCES, | Wanted Real Estate ....32A| mother of Mrs Vane Turner; | {isc ae hy modeling & diding D. M. ‘Wright. PHONE FE 4-2569 “Ww Huron 8 PE 61133.
| met, Glover J. Silss and Louis ©. | Prius ‘Bossy WiNe Pontiac CABINET MAKER AND CARFER. Waitoo’s iN. Parke SNIE'S TV SERVICE : RENTALS OFFERED pg wy Ph SALESMEN . * went. FE) A& BIR ING | #11 Seuth_Biré._ 5 ____FE A Rent Apts. Furnished ..... 33| Richard MN Dixon Jr. officiacmy. : aa CARPENTER AND CABINET. | Footings water lines, field tile, Typewriter Service 22A
; Rent Apts. Unfurnished ...34] sesTptied Ose, Mill Cemetery. | We, need 2, ambitions men 23.30| Sg aien | Rit MARES OF FOUNTAIN FENG | TYPEWRITERS RENTED
t Rent Houses Furnished 35] _Bomerent Cerruthers “Posera ieee, ow comment icon Work Wanted Male 10) SPcr'sore General. Printing & ee DING MA. oe
8 of this fast growing cry. sehing | HAND DIOG: ANY KIND. | fence. Ot. Phone PE 3138." "” shine _ repairing. oS
Rent Houses Unfurnished . Flowers experience but not Large grass, weeds and bush cut- | §_OOMPIELD WALL CLEANERS. Co, 7 W. Lawrence
Rent Lake Cottages ...36A| “~~ J cessary. Guarantee Plus Commis ere cia | Faia ene See ply = 3
Saree rLowges MAN EXPERIENCED IN LAND-| Seaian oFFIGE WANTS WORK
For Rent Rooms = ........31| 1 AUSUB» 223! UTICA FORD SALES | mse, Sort or would ke “work | "Weiding Tye. products |CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES Rooms With Board ....... 38 Funeral Directors 4 Van Dyke at Hall Rd. tends or Ol thes. a. at? ae, Bae 3
= Convalescent Homes .....38A|~ > VETERAN 31 IN NOVEMBER, AL EN. rs.
| ”_ | TRAVELING SALESME $325 sa $200 commis-| Sal. | Seek pete beceeeees = Donelson-Johns} # Be NOES OF | on, ‘Was batalion Supply Get. m| Seuss er’ wet eee vs
4 Stores ........005 one 40) PUNERAL HOME Traveling ves or sales. | work Resty Poatics ‘EXPERT TREE TRIMMING & RE
¥ Rent Office Space .........4l eee Ta | Saab, srbuir company in the Untied | FAINTING. INGIDE OR OOTAIDE | Same.” "TS ON | For Rent Miscellaneous ..42} Voorhees-Siple face” Qualifications years experi | Also ._Poone OR 30008. | ~ EAVES TROUGHING:
; ams UNERAL HOME || Wing” ant thie Ng Sei se | tmell FE tens Lasts, French's" Weating © Bheet REAL ESTATE FOR SALE | Ambunoce Spz7ey fae or Motor) SoS” iat sci ss Cg FER: | Meta ea ——
: For Sale Houses .........< 43 Straight commission and PLUMBING CORK WANTED. SEWER CLEANING
For Sale Lake Property 44 penses paid Tee" average tales. | Reasonable. FB _ $1016. “ re i ™ ; iy Pontiac Press ‘S earnings ts PART TIME JOB WANTED) ~ /
For Sale Resort Property.44A non want ans year os mare Only ‘experience oe —_— "= qouamateh ent’ tnneinne "werk. Lost & Found 24
Suburban Property ......45A Pena? tern als ae | RELIABLE SORGLE MANS | gouan MOVpNG” AND RAIEYO | FouND, RED 2 aE
For Sale Lots ..........+.48 DIAL FE 2-8181 ipcnes Nemes 3 age ae ee LT Toung PE soso. sible i and rib, fractures. Need 3 i —__ aneeemcons | PLASTERING ALC _FYPER_ EX ! For Sale Acreage .........47/} From 8 a.m, to 5 p.m, ined Permencal’ pesttien eon | manent matic experienced ts } wort, geesantond.
| For Sale Farms ... 43| jo tio 'N. Saginaw nen SP I an RING et cSale Farms ........... _—s enous
| Sale Business Property ..49| § ported immediately.” The WE HAVE OPENING Write ; =M rE
Rent, Lease Bus. Prop...49A|} {ivility, for errors other || Evsune and airconditioning cag | Yeesmudents Gesire some summer | oe Leo
or Sale or’Exchange ...50| § ‘fiw OA po alle promotionss This ts an sas, YO nd and Phone PE $3470.
| FINANCIAL ise ere. “ween eirea® | Aooly in person only. 80'N Pad-| Work Wtd. Female 11 16
Business Opportunities... ..51 get Jour kill “Gambers.= {ruck driver ‘Yor ‘established ‘tip on ,
: Sale Land Contracts ..... 52 | j wibout Cleaners. Lake Orion N*T®
5 --Money_to-Loan wae averse r mente containing’ ‘ype sires Help Wanted Female 7
——— — ———— dev orevious te sibiicaion} | QUALIFIED NURSE | MERCHAND ‘7 staff of small Berets Ppeeirenas chpintaneantncaihae ms “— poe eae Want Aan y. + wig = = t r
a ene iv Ur ™ WANTED: DUCT INSTALLERS | wy eh : AJ .
For Sale Clothing ......... 6/7 CAM, Gary AD RATES || Person GrBri's Necting'asa | ELDERLY LADY AS CARETARER | j)-c>, Tailoring 16 CLASS RING x 4 | Supply. 371 Voorheis | or light housework. No drinking ressmaking, oF 163 Ww, High. Tee- Sale Household Goods 57 >. an ae ae “CASHIER | Spe *MORIDE. Dependable chi ann weenrnon es | 40? |Watectard Sten. | Tee
3 Se “sm ase CAS eR care good cook_& baker. Res- ar TERATIONS AND DRESS MAK- Oe MAT” pearten’ teiilans
6 20) 360 840 Experienced for downtown office. sonable wage. By Sept. 1. PE) ing. 2 blocking and as) | sis. Pinder eall FE ¢ 24 432 «648 20 to 30 year old. Must be willing | ©1008. - OR} years. or FE 3 .9.00__6.0¢-_$2e 91 9 work ong bontie lores puma man ION 2 __ $464t after 5:30
* A 7, Atsociaten ‘Discount Corps Y Es BY DA
Birmingham Offic CURR GIRL WANTED AF ONCE MnROGRAPHING TYPING. HEC
Ph. Midwest 4-0844 || fears of age. Porters ‘Drive tn, | reat Serres PE See - .
7 Birn wes. Setegregh Head, Platinum broach contain-
BOX REPLIES
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the Press office in
the following boxes:
4, 11, 16, 17, 26, 27, 28,
30, 32, 36, 43, 56, 56, 57,
64, 78, 84, 86, 92, 101,
Auto Accessories .....,....80
Auto Service ..........0...81
Sale Motor Scooters ......82
For Sale Motorcycles ......83
Boats & Accessories ......%
‘Transportation Offered’ ...87
Sale Used Cire ......91
104, 114, 119.
Cemetery Lots 5
BEAUTIFUL 6 GRA . Perry Mi. Park Cemetery. Very -
Reasonable FE .
ss GRAVE LOT: - ——— -~4
” Park, section § Atlantic in Mitford, ‘ __
¢ CEMETER SECTION 1. EXPERIENCED WAITRESS. AP-
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EXPERIENCED TYPIST. SHORT-
tamed ~“destret wut Het esrential. 7
_Steady work Call OL 1-9861.
EXPERIENCED SALAD GIRL FOR
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Wed tt. Must at $32.50 Experienced —
ographers no RELIABLE WHITE LADY FOR ct
WiLL CARE FOR CONVALES- lacy or man in my home.
Doctors reference. FE 40083. ~ WASHINGS ANT) IRONINGS — |
_take s stendy job. PE 31404" YOUNG LADY — a
Feeping MA b3002 _—.
_ Building Service 12
ALL JOBS SeRgSNGe
BLOCK, BRICK, C
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Remodeling WOMAN WANTS DAY WORK, DO-/
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Facts & Figures
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A. JOHNSON, Realtor
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1704 S. Telegraph Rd:
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Pontiac Press Free Golf Clinic
Pontiae CC.
Tuesday's best-ball match, fea-
turing the Pontiac Press Free Golf
Clinie at PCC, will start at 3:30
p-m._ Meving-the match up ahead
of the clinic, was effected be-
cause of the sponsors’ desire to
permit it to be completed before
dusk.
The clinic will follow at close
Ward Favorite
in Canada Test. Opposes Walker Cup
Teammate Campbell in
Burkemo. Chick is rated an accurate
AP Phete
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33rd hole at St. Paul, ‘Minn. to win the recent National PGA tourney
against Burkemo. in-The
and match, Tuesday, Aug. 24, at
pe ‘Match Comes Ist in Press|
Free Golf Show Tuesday - of the match in which Chick Har-
bert and Wally Burkeme will
team with a pair of fine young
in a best bali test over
Hog test was:
Junior at Chicago. Lloyd took a
whirl, for his big one, at the Motor
City Open at Meadowbrook, second
time in the event for the stocky
youngster. Miss Sharp yesterday
played Betsy Arnold, Pine Lake,
in that club's match play women's
Injuries Bring |
Hits for Tribe Rosén, Avila - Ignore
Hurt Fingers to Pace
Indians at Plate _
BALTIMORE #® — The way Al
Rosen and Bob Avila of the Cleve-
land Indians react, baseball hitters
whom also had singled.
Steve Gromek, seeking his 15th
victory, ended up with his 13th
deleat. He was combed for nine
hits in the seven innjngs he worked.
One of these was a three-run
homer by Jim Rivera, who bounced
a terrific blow off the 3rd deck in
right field. It was his llth of the
year. Go-Go’ Boys of I Aga n
outburst in the seventh. Dick Mar-|
lowe took over in the eight and)
| held the ‘Sox hitless im the last two / innings, but the damage was done.
George Zuverink (7-8) was named
(14-7) was the White Sox choice.
. Berry, ,
4 T-2:5. a—%.
Pontiac Girls.
in Regional Tourney Play
the grimace that follows @ Taulty
‘overpowering, 9 and 7 victory over | pitch for his 2ist homer. In the iron shot * . , goes wrong. gave the U. S. team 144 and put 3 Lyle Crawford, of Vancouver, B.C. ' ninth, he doubled. However the Australian pair of | it in a. four-way tie” for sixth) A
: Porte was asked before last| Pontiac's girls teams split even| in both games, General Motors pe eos cen abe | secend round will be played today
: Ace elps Cooper ’ game why he had been /jast night in Michigan Softball As-| jumped to a 5-0 lead in the 0 Bo in tor facia! gym- | with two booked for Sunday.
; breaking so many bats lately. sociation regional tournament play | 2nd game, but_blew the advan.|"@stics yesterday when they) Argentina's Roberto De Vicenzo : : ; cHe said it might be because he | .+ Port_H tage stormed “over” the” 6.589 yards OF! and Antonio Cerda, winner of the
= — fo 1st at Ff. Wayne __; was letting go of the bat with his|——.. ~~ an — | the par 36-36—T2 layout in a {otal | first tournament a year ago, com- right hand on which he has two City regular-season and play- GMC’s mens team resumed play | of 137 strokes to take a four stroke | bined for 142 and third place. —
- FORT WAYNE, Ind. # — The | re fingers. The thumb was brok-} offs champion Giles Realty won jin the MSA Class B tourney at
: front-runners in the $15,000 Fort ha some time ago and the liftle| the Class A division by sweeping |Owosso this afternoon at 3:20,
. Wayne Open golf tournament were | finger was stepped on by Umpire| beth ends of a doubicheader from | meeting Port Huron, which lost to || 2 .
e still closely going into the | Jim Honochick. United Cleaners of Flint, 3-@ and | Flint 2-1 last night. Finals in the ajOr Cag ue Averages
; third round today, with “Hole-in-|. Avila got only a single and triple} ™5-?- « |test are scheduled for 7:40 to- ’
; One” Pete Cooper ahead by a on at bats last night to boost} Katy Boykins pitched a 2-hitter | ™8ht. an Satine __, | Cometete arcnah suence ot Pritay, ag. 3
8 . stroke. — average to .330. ___|in the Ist game and relieved Ber- New York .. 22 4127 638 1117-198 506-271 G as 8 <2 va Cooper, : brag 4 Fia., got the nice Lilleyman on the mound. in Pronto Don Posts fg 10 fie} Se fied oe or St. Louis 119 4234 651 1205 102 605 285
Sea er Teuremy wee waeee' sort eB Bee oR a 1 le eee oe ee ‘Piece —9e-et-Sam-TanASSam =a ‘Pound 6 ye y and a6 — ew First-baseman Ruth Gracey paced oP vemw—=") | Baltimore tz1 4105 387 ¥0g2, 41 S09 oat fiiwact Tt eet 516 W074 112 492 (267
“RRS ob hie! isiiin ail iiienis e, o8 Y SNOY SORE SR ce : ~its—tn “twa: New: World: Record: "Pullndalonia. ie toes tek ee cL ee York 1
. = eith T . {Laps for Track lifle doubles and a. triple, in seven | 1-S-K A CSR Pittsburgh “it tie Ser 1 ir at
: trips, WESTBURY, N.Y. @ — Pronto] “*8ere Oe Pees Nolens) League Cieb Ficiting ~| : First ‘Graduate’ Coach A classy field of hardtop drivers| Giles go to Coldwater fpr the| Don, leading money winning trot- | fh'c*#. FF -e y 117 5195 {341 4s" 50 "a
Duffy Daugherty, new Michigan | Will bid for'the track championship | Sate “A” tournament on Labor |ter from the Hayes Fair Acres | Siereiand s..- 12 29 it ge ie $33 | Cincingad ¢ Ho Hm ee ete | State football coach, is the first | at Pontiac M59 Speedway Sunday Day weekend. stable of Duquoin, IIl., established | wasnington “_'"" 117 3114 ie ies Pe a New York i At 9 it i ie
Spartan head mentor to come up| in the longest race ever held at Shaw's girls split in two Cass|a new world record of 2:10 1-5) Piisgeipnia lid iat 128s [aR 113 978 sm is a35 fast It? tat oot | from the ranks of assistants. the suburban oval. The feature B games. They lost a 4-3 decision | for a mile and a_ sixteenth last | Boston 120 3249 1419 137 126 972 | Chicago "10 3am 1330 119 1a SB | event’ i. T>-lapper. to Herholtz Homes of Flint in the | night at Roosevelt Raceway. Triple piays—Washington, Boston. purgh 121 S13 1401 126 115 973
= —~ > 0’ Lakes Re ; lst game, but bounced back to} Pronto Don and Lanier Hanover American League Individual Batting National League Individual Batting
| Ma jor League Results Poncr cing ASSN. | win the nightcap by an identical | were joint holders of the old mark (100 of dete or more) Player, Cab AB Rn vers will be on hand and the score. Joann Rouse scored the|of 2:10 25. Player, Cleb AB R 4H HR Rbi. Pei. Surgus.. Pete 280 8 MR Bdi. Pet.
7 savwnpars Gestiness open sanction of the test has at-| winni ; ond . Showren, BY. be 3 56 7 3 182! enider Bhiyn 451 Se 138 30 tal ee wapars Sepunelt eruited such étundeute trom other (eee the 2nd game in| Driven by Benny Schue, the 9 | auems, Bes Bi fe 2 SS 28! Musial, st. 1 456 98 157 2 110 3ee
je tat Wen Lost Pet tracks as Bill Kourt, Bill Nav the 5th inning, when she walked,| year-old gelding won by a half-| Minoso, Chi.” 447 97 148 15° 90 331 + ao “ ¥ aS ¢s2 2 2
Breokiyn ln @ 2 G Littlefield og: avarre, | stole 2nd and 3rd and came home length over Lord Steward in the Se Ch. b 4 S | 4 4 5-4 ; StL, cd ies ie ° 3
Milweukeo ...... $7 3% 373 Sty | storge ttlefield and Harold Ma-|on a fielder's choice play. The | $15,000 trot with Katie Key, the a, +» oes 8 eS Scr. BL Sok at Mak Se es Beceipnm ewes el 479 17's haffey from Motor Cit? Speedway |two*teams meet again tonight at|even money choice, third in the | Bauer,'N. ¥.° 290 ej 4 * M4 3a Fe » Pen. 435 G2 168. 18 TS at
| Louls % §3 471 1% | and Johnny Roberts of Owosso and | 7:30 for the title. 10-horse field. Bere BY SG eH Sl i icock, Ma sw ie oe ae
x Pittsburgh “4 78 «6367. 31 Dixie Speedway, among others. ; - ; Jabrams, Bali. 30s 4% S $ fs Jee Cooper, Chi 16 1s 6 6 OH OHS TODAY'S GAMES , _ GMC girls were eliminated by The $7,500 won by Pronto DOW] pain. chi 23% 71 5 St | — ae US eee Se HM
— sha NenXock—12-99-p.n.-|__The popular Mickey Katlin also! _+ste-petmea’s;-9-0-and-1#-0,-ei—| boosted _his earnings to $314,173, | Vernon. Wash 462 73 198 1773 98 | Raunt, BS Be Philadeighia at Brooklyn 12.30 pm_—Mi- | Will-be on hand after an absence] though they outhit the - winners | just $4,619 short of Good Time's|Drope, De. 49 2 ™% 4 39 204) 88cm S&L gee 8 a? 6 M4 Sit
aioe wk? ss. Cesta een -of-several—racing-nights:—Seni- > : harness” horse record of $318,792, } nme ag BY + 4 % S 3 | Ashbure. Phil” ‘is " ts te e : ($8) vs. Kiippstein (2-10) : final also has been lengthened The Hayes’ gelding returned $15.20. | Piersail, Bos, — 409 $i sat near nmasetee
meinnati at St. Louls, 8 fm —Bacsewiki| tom 15 to 35-laps. Trials are at| Foes Had Good Mark Ruenn, Det. 513. 6247 8 AL | Demme Chi ea et , FRIDAY'S D : i ’ . ; f )_inaitwaukes TS 5:30 with the Ist race at 7 o'clock.) Michigan State's nine 1954 grid| Zimmerman Shoots 240, | sien. Det. ie isa 7 2 22 Nationa! League Pitching I MR Canadian Daredevils thrill show | opponents won 46 games, lost 35/ Ww and 249 in JC Test Eiybocki, Balt. 2o4 27 os 1 at 00] _PMeher, Club We te 30 wt Pet
| Cyeinnatt Ss Laat 2 is at the Speedway tonight at 8:30. [and tied four last seasn. ¥' in fara Det a Ketone Ni, ¥ iss_13 toe 83 sr a ~-Piipatatoha. at Breakin. 1-25 9-20. SE ———————— —— —————— | Michigan's only remaining‘ con- | House, Be He ae bef ae Set] Rusher, ‘ot om Tt a York, 1:65 p.m. « ' : Deising, Det 282 31 es 322238] Lows. 111 123 46 0) 9 3 780
Cincindatt ats ion S 1 d T be t S kis s in the National Jaycee golf | Boumg. Det e877 6 8 ani Some Oe eS im MONPAY'S SCHEDULE €lxXas_ afi Ia s CCK | championships at Albuquerque, American League Pitching Meyer, 8 8 84 games m |N, M., compiled scores’of 240 and seams, orion £ SS a | Magi. Fe :©§ Sus Boas ae ‘ . 72 9, re vely ti Friday's ; . ; ; Mile | 149 “86-98-42
to: Beat Australians Again *.i7@'ree "|e PETS) Bie. PERE By BOB HOOBING Seixas’ brilliant ground strokes} Bob Zimmerman of Jackson had| Remo #-¥ US & Bi} Bl mecca ot. as a te Bf ass BROOKLINE, _ —A_re-| and net yesterday coupled | $1-84-75—240, Birmingham's Dick | frocks, Chi __ 214 173 75 133. 18 § Tie et 73 $5-is3-40 10 BY NE. Mass. ’ y. LI faorgen. WY —t08 T1838 S$ Brakine, 201 17375 133-16 40°,
javenated Vie Seixas and a de-|With the all-around improved per-|Weyand had a total of 81-86-82—249, |Serm="cy * SIS Gis a-fuleemer ce. | hil a het oe termined Tony, Trabert today set | formance of Trabert sparked them| Leader is Allen Geiberger, Santa | ope’, §. ¥. n'a BOS) tal Bore oe jo oa 3
out to prove they haven't lost their | to @ 6-2, 64, 64 victory over Bernie | Barbara, Calif., with 222. followed| Ferd XY. iss a 77 ae ee oe ee ee
mastery of the Australians-amd to{Bartzen, San Angelo, Tex. and|by Phil Rodgers of San Diego, | Keegan Cie in 2 BB § tl oecn Gu, em 3 4
silence their critiés ‘Inthe semi-|Eddie Moylan, ‘Trenton, N.J.- — | Calif.,-with 225, Toronto's Hugh | Hersmman. cu fe fa Mtr eo] Renee, Mu Bet 3 finals of the National Doubles ten- * * « Patterson was one stroke back. at i mwa sees epeel
ak sevens “+ In the other semifinal. today, | 23. Screbe: in Sait Soe 2a eS Trabert, subject of some Hoard and Rosewall meet Ameri- . Byrd, N.Y, i 3s 4 3 ar| Mecho a iat ae ot 8
a public critition and Seias who | e's Nov 2 team of Bill Trabert of | /,7 Playoffs Resume [Breweny Re Sh By sere: ote ts aa has been in a “‘slump” for the past |New York and Ham Richardson Kinder, Bos. SSh 233 se ce We 7 i
_ few tournaments, have beaten the |! Baton Rouge, La. City Class A Baseball League | Srere, “Se We let a sists Sis BBS ane Australians five out of six times,| Louise Brough and Mrs. Mar-| playoffs resume tomorrow after-| Porrid, wasn os i ie BREET: mt tedioting the Davin, Cup Golan) guret Catenin Estes ay Enel eee seo tulter enter 4 yawaTs Sou BUKe Meee in December, and are determined | land's first foreign-seeded Anne Pontiac Jets taking on Gener. , : : pad nates to miake-it seven out of eight over| Shilcock and Helen Fletcher in x) al Motors st 2 pam. at Wiser i int base tester has
6 gen {tie nent, twe days, ; women's semifinal. . :
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Teams Split nouncements all are made in both
French and English.
however, that everyone under-
stands is the body English the
players apply when the putt rolls
away or the sullen stares when an
But it is a vocal salad in the|
hotel lobbies. The one language, |
_ his way to a two-below-par 70. That By BEN PHLEGAR The figures show the Sox still could; ‘The White Sox’ recent record,| Virgil Trucks struck out six and
: ; Associated Press Sportswriter [overhaul both the second-place | however, shows eight victories in scattered nine hits in becoming the
oa erates Somebody must have forgotten to | Ve™ York Yankees and the league- their last 10 starts anda highly pitcher to
A inst Ti rs . ‘ leading Cleveland Indians. They | spectable .642'percentage, That's ajwin 18 games. Minnie Minoso
tell the Chicago White Sox they are | are five games behind New York, | better average than any White Sox| moved within five points of the
out of the American League peh- | 8 back of Cleveland. *| team has attained since 1917. and | league batting lead with a run-
Wins, 8-2, to Become ™" "™&e- But the chances of any ‘such | would have beaten the Yankees out | scoring triple that raised his aver-
Shoe 4 : | The go-go boys are back in high | strange thing happening are so re-| of the pennant in four of the last} age to 331.
First 18-Game Victor | gear with a five-game winning} mote that anybody waiting in line | five seasons. = Cleveland defeated Baltimore 7-2
in AL This Yeor | streak and breezing as if they |at Comiskey Park to buy a World| Two of the team's brightest stars and gained a full game on the Yan-
thought they still had a chance. Series ticket better be prepared for | sparkled in last night's 82 victory | kees whose 10-game winning streak
DETROIT # — Detroit Tigers _.Mathematically, they're right. | at least a year's vigil. at Detroit. ; was ended by Willard Nixon and
clung to 4th place in the American |> = —- . =| the Boston Red. Sox 4-3. Nixon is League by a narrow ame the first pitcher to beat New York
margin today after an 8-2 loss last four times this season, ve
night t6 the Chicago White Sox. Rengar es gy at —— porvgearey
For White Sex ace Virgil Trucks Brooklyn in the National League.
the victory was especially sweet. The Braves were beaten for the
It made him the first 18-game third time in four games, 3-1 by
winner in the league. And it gave Chicage. ;
the ex-Tiger revenge fer his Al Rosen hit his 2ist home run
last time out against Detroit, and Larry Doby delivered a three-
when he was clubbed for 10 hits jrun triple as the Indians scored
in less than four innings. six runs in the first two innings at
While Detroit was losing, the 5th Baltimore.
place Boston Red Sox were defeat« ,
a
‘| Country Club of Detroit, a Tucson
New CCD Mark “Tueson Entry Cords 64 in Tuneup to Clip One
Stroke From. Record
By Press Wire Services
_ Making his first bic for the U.S. Amateur golf at
fired 31-33 in a tuneup round.
former record, held by Joe Bel-
cme ee 94a | 8 | a se a te pr fone 3 33 3 hari 433 1} BOBO HITS DECK—Middleweight champion Car! AP wusepnote | P ;
Kel tb 3 6 3 Spoons m3 & 3 3| (Bobo) Olson, foreground, and challenger Rocky at San Franci8co’'s Cow Palace last night. Olson | 18-year-old Rex Baxter of Amar-
Rivera tt ah 4 @ ASouchock 3 2 § 3) Castellani both go down during llth round actiog. won a unanimous decision. =. | ill. Tex, who had 9 68, two under. Loliar,¢ 4 1 7 @ Belardi.ib 1 © 2 @ : SS ———— ——_— par.
a Trucks, p 2-0-0" 1 House.-c $334: Americans Tied for 6th _ The Tucson player shot an
a : eagle and five birdies in his ree-
bDeising A li P : Pp I ° ] Fj Led eee ea pans meseves,
ree 2 ere ee AUStralian Pair Pace International F1E1A a tire iourion puts. toweve, b— Walked for Marlowe m %h | went ever par on one
wae in Second Annual Canada Cup Tourney | "2c BN ge ~~ Rivers, | ua ana a up Ou ey rated a real “darkhorse” threat
cove She —temeeey See fe Gre Oe By HAROLD CLAASSEN shot is understood by everyone. , lead-over Canada in the first day's| today.
Fox: Bropo, Nieman. Haifield:| MONTREAL i® — Professional see play. Country--Glub~ observers yester- Trucks 2. Bee ee Reh 1 gotters—tromi—26 countries, speak- English is the “working” lan-| Thomson, the ever-smiling win-| day pointed out that Dr. Upde-
ey ge UH ie, Lot | ing a score of different languages, | Sonn, in the locker room at the ner of the recent British Open, | graff's 64 was especially notewor-
Gromet 3, Marlowe 1. 8O—Trucks 6, Gro- "| Laal-Sur-Le-Lac club and also on | posted 34-35—69-while Nagle, his| thy because it was made on the
Mites @ mS. &ER—troke b1Ore | ve competing in the second an-| the course but the score cards are unknown teammate, had %5-33—68. | greatly toughened and lengthened
mek 64, e —Trucks (18-4) nual Canada Cup competition hut printed in French and the an- Stan Leonard of Vancouver, pulled layout, while the co-holders of the
Canada into second place with a
4-32—66, the day's best round.
Jules Huot, host pro, had 40-35—75.
* * *
Sam Snead, world's richest hill-
billy, couldn't get his irons to func-
tion properly and he used up 74
strokes while Jim Demaret putted old mark collected theirs before.
the changes added 200 yards, to
make the course play 6,875 for par 3
Updegraff has drawn Morgan
Evans of Bloomington Ill. in the
Ist round. Baxter will meet the
favored Billy Joe Patton of. Mor-
ganton N.C. in his opening match.
Play, starting Monday, will have
a field of 144 in action. Rest of the
entry, 56, drew byes into Tuesday's
2nd round,
City Tests Today
. | the ~ Municipal Course, Eighteen
» and doubles, in Golf and Tennis —- City tournaments we under way:
today in golf and tennis, The 36-
hole finals of the annual Medal
Play tournament started at noon at
holes are scheduled for today, and
i
AHH ‘lulu said he plans
fighting in the middleweight ranks
despite the trouble he had making
the weight limit.
7 - *
Castellani, 28, defeated for only
the sixth time in 63 ts, had a
Dr. A. Lastretti, physician for the
Calif. State Athletic Commission,
7 Z
212 tlt
=z 5% in 63 fights. |
__ Olson had a tough time making :
the 160-pound weight limit bug was
the fresher of the two at the fin-
ish. Rocky Weighed 160 at the of
ficial weigh-in time while Bobo was
over by a half-pound. He was
granted permission to take two
hours, if necessary, to get down.
It took 50 minutes for him to —
Title to Mrs. Watkins
mer is being held at-@akland Park,
with competition in men's singles
Both events are sponsored by the
City Parks and Recreation De-
partment.
Frank Coad 6f Pontiac scored
the 2nd ace of ‘the season at Twin
| Lakes Golf Club Thursday. He
used a 4iron to sink his tee shot
on the 165-yard 4th hole. The ace,
Ist on thay hole this season, helped
Coad to A 37. her labs. wemenr ao
championships produced a fifth
title for Mrs. Don Watkins, Mrs.
Watkins carded 90-86-84—260 in the
54-hole tourney. She was four
strokes under Mary Margaret Lo-
vell’s total, Miss Lovell was de-
fending champion.
OC Horses in Money
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J. Davis, E. .H.. Bunyan and Ed
Cesiel,/ all of Pontiac, witnessed y
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