- Marines: to Lebanon.
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WASHINGTON (UPI) — The White House said
“I think its wrong.
re ;
I tink igency summit meeting on
iit aulthe Middle East crisis. to pre-| Presidential Press Secre-
oe can han | taxy. James C. Hagerty. de-
who can pre- ribed as wrong reports
be there. I
“The move into «« war.” /Britain have sent. a reply
Lebanon is defi- to the Soviet premier.
nitely right. The ; Hagerty specifically denied:
— Te : —A report from London that the
ad 20 Russia ‘| two western nations have agreed
will eat up. to propose a meeting with Khrush-
“This situation chev at the United Nations in New
could have ‘been York possibly within a week. prevented if dispatch ‘alien
were & tions that the Big-Two reply had al-
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SNIFF, SNIFF—The huge pet dow of Mr. and Mrs. Jolin
Forbush of Waterford Township scents trouble. Since the couple biggest drawback is breaking their U. S., Britain Debate|
Answer to Khrushchev)
WASHINGTON (UPI) — The White House said to-
HAMMARSKJOLD SPEAKS—United Nations secretary general
Dag Hammarskjold is shown addressing the United Nations
Security Council. He said he already has taken some preliminary
steps toward strengthening the observer group in Lebafion. His
speech followed a proposal by Japan’s Koto Matsudaira of a
compromise plan to ease tension in the Mideast.
GIVES JAPANESE PROPOSAL—Koto Matsudaira, Japan's
permanent representative to the United Nations, addresses the
Security Council, offering a compromise plan to get U.S. Marines
out .of strife-torn Lebanon. This morning Russia said the plan was
unacceptable as presented, and offered a series of amendments. Again Demand
Marines Leave
Lebanon Now
Certain U. N. Rejection
With Veto to Follow
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y,
( — The Soviet Union
sought today to write into a
jJapanese Middle East plan
a@ new demand for the im-
mediate withdrawal of U.S.
forces from Lebanon.
_Delegate Arkady A. So-
- |bolev told the 11-nation Se-
curity oo the Soviet
House Committee Says
Building Costs Shot Up
by, Wasteful Practices WASHINGTON (AP)
James R. Hoffa. — The Senate labor-manage-
ment rackets committee has tentatively set Aug. 4 as
the date for a return engagement with Tomer boss Senate to Quiz HoffarAnother Yank
ion Highway Scandal Dies in Lebanon
Beirut Airport Sentry Killed After Failing to
Reply to Challenge of|of U.S. forces. The amendments
BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — A Committee Counsel Robert F. Seousdy wid al night
perature Steat
Tonight
“tthat “a lot of things have
UY; |the committee wants to
the union leader.
The Pontiac area will have part- arisen” concerning which
At least a part of the question- U.S. Marine was killed’ before
dawn today when he failed to an-
swer a challenge from a sentry'at
a Marine outpest near the airport.
returning from a mission.
ing will have to do with the Indiana
Highway land scandals which by the sentry,” the officer said.
“When he failed to answer, the An officer said the Marine was} biy.
“He was challenged three times
Soviet Attempt Faces”
committee members said. the total change,
gteg he A
million dollars to an amount which/the high tomorrow near 80-84, Var-
illi iable winds will continue tonight says the
at 5-10 miles an hour.
63 degrees. The reading was 79 at
1 p.m.
The committee investigators’ re-
port said defense officials had esti-
mated the academy’s construction mated the academy's eostrucioe! | G@ Detector equipment costs to nearly
tually will rm over 30 milien. |IODOWS Boy
change orders and swrlemeniall SOle Killer
ANN ARBOR ® — State Police
xpendi of 14 million'say a lie detector test indicates
— aa _jthat 14-year-old Frank ages Jr.
After signals were changed 225|was alone when his neigh um,
times, the report said; the job cost|Thomas Winslow, 11, drowned.
: Police reported on the test yes-
terday. Frank, they said, admitted
ing John last Thursday in a
Pittsfield Township pond.
The boy is said to have admitted
binding his chum hand and foot
and holding him under water from
a raft.
Frank and his brother, Cecil,
Dyna Crosses Line
Ist in Yacht Race
The sleek yawl Dyna drifted
across the finish line early today
Redford Police Post as funeral
the becalmed bist anual Chic | services were held for the cago-to-Mackinac race. drowned boy.
The Dyna, owned by Clayton | Sheriff Robert E, A. Little of
Ewing of Green Bay, Wis., is |Washtenaw County had said he
ig without aid in the drowning.
Although the’ all-aluminum, 58 | The lie detector tests were re-
fini ported to have supported the state-
ments of both Frank and Cecil.
Cecil had said he knew nothing
of the drowning until hearing a
report of it on a radio broadcast. - |ly cloudy weather tonight and to-
economy-minded|morrow, with little temperafure| president of the Carpenters, to the
U.S, Weather witness stand’ in June. brought Maurice L. Hutcheson,
stomach."
The wounded man was taken eo is eee ce Aas =
Hutcheson in an attempt to find
out if he had conspired with | helicopter but died before an
Hoffa to fix a Lake County, Ind., | operation could be performed.
Se ens, It
the scandals,
That grand jury failed to return
any indictment on the grourid that
it lacked jurisdiction, but an In-
dianapolis grand jury later indict-
ed Hutcheson and two other Car-
penters Union officials on bribery
and conspiracy charges, They are
awaiting trial, crash in the mountains nearby.
The name of the dead Marine/|€d
was withheld until his family was
notified.
He had been laying frip flares
in front of a Marine outpost near
airport. Trip flares explode,
juminating a wide area,
Marine headquarters said an in-
vestigation was being made in an
effort to determine why the man
failed to answer the challenge
while running toward the position.
Women Toss Stones
DETROIT, — Picket lines at
the Detroit refinery of Aurora
Gasoline Co. were reinforced by
strikers’ children and __ stone-
throwing women today.
Leaving New York Today
Governor to Visit Liberia
LANSING (UPI)—Gov. G. Mennen Williams leaves for
Liberia today for his third foreign trip in four years.
Williams, who went to the Middle East in 1955 and
South America in 1956, was scheduled to leave New York’s
Idlewild Airport at 2:30 p.m. for Lisbon.
x * *
The Governor will go from Lisbon to Monrovia, cap-
ital of Liberia, where he will be an honored guest at the
Liberian Independence Day celebration Saturday.
He will visit Ghana and then return to the United
States July 30.
* * *
Williams was accompanied by his wife, three children
sentry fired and hit him in the
was the second fatality
among members of the American
force in Lebanon, Last Saturday}
a Navy fighter pilot died in a generally remained outwardly
quiet, The chief military develdp-
ment of U.S. Marines to Lebanese
army antisniper patrols in Beirut,
for settlement efforts is the U.N.
Only Indian Prime Minister
'Nehra and U.N, Secretary General
Dag Hammarskjold ”
od Khradbtty's tad Soe a Gn
conference, beginning today, on
the crisis, and Hammarskjold in
his acceptance insisted that such
a meeting be closely linked with
the U.N,
The vaguely worded Japanese
resolution seeking to resolve the
crisis was interpreted as calling
for strengthening the U.N. obser-
vation. group in Lebanon,
The Council established the group
June 11 to insure that there was
no infiltration of arms and men
from the United Arab Republic to
Lebanese rebels. .
The resolution would have Ham-
marskjold arrange unspecified ad-
ditional measures to do that job
and to “insure the territorial in-
tegrity and political independence
of Lebanon, so as to make possi-
ble the withdrawal of the United
States forces.”
Movie Pioneer Dies
HOLLYWOOD @® — Burton
Hoimes, the man who originated
the movie travelogue, died to-
day, Holmes, whose organization
invented the word travelogue,
spent more than halt of his 8%
years in travel and once was
referred to by Lowel] Thomas as
and Wayne Circuit Judge Wade McCree Jr. “the most sophisticated traveler
of them all.”
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. “Shadow” has gone high hat and keeps his nose up in the air,
Give Us Freer Rein, Hamlin Tells State Committee
Counties, which once were looked
upon. as just the physical limits of
smaller communities, have now
grown up and should be given freer
rein in enacting their own. laws,
actérding to Delos Hamlin, chair-
7 of the Oakland County Board
of Supervisors and Supervisors In-
ter-County Committee.
His statement was presented ‘to
a Senate committee studying possi-
| ble home rule for counties,
It was read by Norman R. Bar-
nard, committee clerk for the Oak-
land Board, as Hamlin~ was un-
able to attend the meeting of Sen.
/“In order to meet our present
needs more adequately and be in
a position to assume our future
onsibilities, it is necessary
respons!
that counties be permitted a
roy @. large degree of flexibility to han-
The role of county government,
he declared, has gone past the
stage of recording papers, collect-
ing delinquent taxes, acting as
jailer and looking after ill and
unfortunate citizens.
Counties should, to meet grow-
ing needs, be permitted all powers
with the exception of those ex-
pressly prohibited ‘by the laws of
the country or state, Hamlin sug-
gested.
This would necessitate an
amendment providing for county
home rule, such as cities and
villages organize under now, he
went on to say.
The complexity of many differ-
ent sized local units of government operating within counties has _re-
sulted in the counties taking over
planning, financing, construction
and servicing of large intra-county
drainage, sewage and water proj-
ects, the Andrews committee
learned.
Even after home = cities are
&88\of the laws now on the books to be
»;|finds need created, Hamlin emphasized, they
are “all sorely in need of as-
sistance to furnish together those
services which could not be
vided individually,’’ This is where
counties come in.
Today, the Oakland County offi-
cial said, “We have found many
inadequate to give the powers
which our Board of Supervisors
Mt then shinee At the thanthind
problems of each. . sf |
Establishment of home rile cow
ties should not mean the termina-
tion of the supervisors system.) Urges ‘Home Rule’ for Oakland, Counties “T believe what is wanted is,
first, to preserve the supervisor
|system and, second, to make it as
efficient as it can possibly be
ide. No institution as old, settled,
as smoothly operating as the pres-
ent county, should be scrapped un-
less we are sure. we have some+
thing better to offer.”
Hamlin had his solution to pres-
ent problems:
“If the legislature gave coun.
ties the same powers as cities
relative. to matters of local con-
cern,” he remarked, “we would be
able to solve our problems much
more éasily and certainly we
would not need to bother you every
term -for enabling acts to let) as
solve our problems."
Hamlin’s statement said he was
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No Link in
Police O KALAMAZOO — Police today
ruled out any link between the
@aying of a Ludington
Sunday and the fatal beating of a
Comstock town official in Gary,
Ind,, yesterday. Officers said the finding of Com-
stock Town Clerk Nelson Elwood’s
car last night on a Kalamazoo
parking lot left little chance the
two slayings were connected.
It had been believed that El-
Polio Group
to Fight New
Diseases
~ NEW YORK (UPI)—The “March ‘of Dimes,” with a total victory
against polio in sight, dropped “‘in-|,,-
Tantile ” from its name
today and set its sights on the
other dread killers and cripplers
of mankind—all of the virus dis-
“eases, arthritis, diseases of the
central nervous system, and the
congenital] diseases commonly
called “birth defects.”
Basil O’Connor, its president, in,
the National Founda-
» But polio no longer is
a problem to the en-
ergies of the vast volunteer public
“health organization which has 3,-
100 chapters, one in just about
every county in the nation. In the
immediate years ahead, polio will
continue to diminish as a public
health problem. Therefore, the ulti-
mate decision would have been
either to disband or to expand.
O’Connor continued ‘that the
foundation had been urged on
every side not to disband its scien-
tifie research teams whoSe years-
Jong work culminated in the Salk
vaccine, nor its army of volunteers
E 2 Killings,Pai S icers Rule
le.
x * *
Hanna was believed en route Eloping Michigan Girl
Shot, Killed in Police Chase; Boyfriend Held
HARRISBURG, Ml. (UPI) — Au- two thorities “policemen
Orland held the boy friend of an
Ludington police officer Arlo Slag- i
of the girl's death.
ing he thought the officers were
bandits ‘‘and that they intended to
rob us or do us some other harm.”
Early Thursday morning a long
string of red wagons will move si-
lently into Pontiac. By Circus Coming to Town
for Two Performances
look at the nation’s largest travel-
gk Li. i E
Crane Attempts
to Impersonate —
|Coming Stork»
It was a false alarm, the offi-
sloop on its side.
about a mile off shore, cer found — the bird wasn't a
stork at all, It was a wild crane.
In Missouri, Kansas Floods
By United Press International
Flood damage in Missouri and
Kansas mounted toward the 10-
million dollar mark today with the
mighty Missouri River rolling over
its banks from mid-Missouri al-
most to St. Louis.
The floods, triggered by a bat-
* * *
The Weather
U8. Weather Bureau
AND VICINITY
ens Sesege Be
ith little temperatare change.
might Se, Mich, fredenday oF 8° Vast f ®Teday in Pontiac Lowest temperature preceding 8 a.m.
un sets Tuesday at 8:02. p.m.
Sun rises Wednesday at 6:15 a.m.
Moon sets Tuesday at 11:24 fr ™m,
Moon rises Wednesday at 1:15 a.m.
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One Year Ago tn Pontiac
Piguet temperature :
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Mean temperatare .....+..00-+ eornsines
Weather—Rain 38
hest and Lewest Temperstares
= This Date in 8 Yers
Nearly $10 Million Lost tery’ of torrential thunderstorms
that began 11 days ago, have inun-
dated about 365,000 acres of land
in the two states.
* *. *
U.S. Army Engineers estimated
damage to towns and farms in the
path of the floodwaters at more
than nine million dollars.
* *
The Missouri was not expected
to crest until] Wednesday at St.
Charles, Mo., at six feet above}
flood stage. The river was expect-
ed to hold the crest for 24 hours,
inundating more farm land.
In northwest Missouri, damage
was estimated at $2,800,009 along
the Grand River where 95,000
acres were flooded. The Fort
Scott, Kan., flood last week inun-
dated 85,000 acres with a loss of
one million’ dollars.
Elsewhere, it was estimated that
20,000 acres were flooded and $300,-
000 damage done along the Chari-
ton River, 30,000 acres and $80,-
000 along the Nemaha River, 10,-
000 acres and $300,000 along the
Blackwater-Lamine Rivers and
2,000 acres and $500,000 along the
Platte.
* * *
Scattered thunderstorms. contin-
ued during the night from _ Mis-
souri through the Ohio. River Val-
ley into Pennsylvania and south
to the Gulf Coast states.
Has 3rd Set of Twins
LIVINGSTON, Mont. (AP)—The
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Monday's Temperatare ,
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Shoots Himself,
Wotinds Two Flat Rock “Man Fires
Pistol . After Quarrel
With Old Friends
FLAT ROCK # — A Fiat Rock
couple and an elderly neighbor
talized with bullet
wounded Leland . Alexander,
and his wife, Fayetta, 54, in the
Alexanders’ home yesterday and
then turned a .32 caliber pistol on
himself.
Alexander, wounded in the knee
and hand, was in less serious con-
dition.
Police said Alexander, a house
contractor and builder, told them
only that he and Abar had a ‘“‘lit-
tle argument.” He would say no
more, they said.
UAW, Chrysler Slate Negotiations Today
DETROIT ® — Chrysler Corp.
er any progress was
The UAW has been without Big
Three contracts since the Me-
morial Day weekend.
Aid Heart Research
ANN ARBOR w= An $11,000
gan for’ heart research has been
announced by the Life Insurance
Medical Research Fund. It is to
be used by Dr. David F. Bohr on
i 4 shentiyh-
He was held in|
jail en charges of reckless driving
grant to the Unversity of Michi-| during
regulation of the cardiovascular) rr
— | President Eisenhower PRESIDENT AIRBORNE—An Army helicopter - |
carrying
south lawn of the White House on a recent flight
to the President’s Gettysburg farm. By using tises from the
$32 Million for Bases f
House Cuts Defense Fund
WASHINGTON — The house
appropriations committee today
recommended $32,382,000 .be- pro-
vided for Air Force construction
in Michigan. ;
Bases which would sbare in the outlay are Kinross Air Force Base,
Sault St. Marie, $9,434,000; K. I.
Sawyer’ Municipal Airport, Mar-
quette, $10,673,000; Selfridge Air in Michigan .
000; and Wurtsmith Air Force
Base, Oscoda, $8,696,000.
At the same time tha committee
* *
It slashed $511,838,000 from the
$1,730,653,000 requested by the ad-
ministration for construction pro-
grams at military bases in the
Force Base, Mt. Clemens, $3,579,- United States and abroad.
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three Western nations, India, and
the U.S.S.R. with United Nations
Secretary Dag Hammar-
President Eisenhower is expect-
ed in any case to insist that the
U.N. authority in the current cri-
sis be fully recognized and to tell
Khrushchev any complaints he has U. S., Britain Debate
Reply to Khrushchev
as an invitation to Khrushchev to
appear at the United Nations in
person. American officials said
this interpretation was not in- , .
In Beirut, sharp exchanges of
rifle fire punctuated by explosions
reverberated through the city dur-
ing the night and there were fears
today of major outbreaks of Vio-
lence before Thursday’s presiden-
tial elections.
x * *
U.S. State Department. trouble
up
touched off by opposition leaders
who accused Chamoun of seeking
an illegal second term. His term
expires thig fall and in the mean:
time there were some doubts the
Thursday elections would come olf
as scheduled.
te o* *
* The rebels. have been compara-
tively quiet sinée the landing of
U.S. Marines last Tuesday and the
Man Built ‘Copter
but Fears Tests
in Actual Flight
DENVER (INS) — Bill Forington
has built his own one-man heli-
copter but is a little fearful if it
will really fly.. -
The 26-year-old aircraft mechan-
ie constructed the small machine
in his backyard and has conducted
ground tests. He says he is afraid
to test it in flight and explains:
“] don’t know enough about
aeronautics to be sure it’s safe.”
The general safety inspector for
the Civil Aeronautics Administra-
tion for Colorado looked over the
craft and said he would issud an
experimental certificate of air-
worthiness for a test of the vehicle.
Inspector L. M. Young described
the helicopter as ‘‘cute.’’ He said
. jit wag smaller than other ma-
chines, .
x *
Forington spent $60, some bor-
rowed aircraft parts and knowl-
édge in one year of en-
to constrict the machine.-
He said one’ person was burt
I'll be thé one flying.”
Forington hopes to have an
pert @%-
American Marines and paratroop-
in. major scrapes with the rebel
forces. oes Ae
Last night’s firing spunded in
the fringe area of the rebel-held
|Basta. area near Riad Solh Square
and near the city’s racetrack, site
of two major rebel areas.
It. was the second straight. night
of heavy firing.
Michigan Foresters
Test Austrian Pines
THOMPSONVILLE, Mich, (UPI)
— The future of Michigan’s Christ-
may hinge on a one-acre planting
of Austrian pine trees near here.
“Foresters of the American Box
Board Co, at Filer City recently
discovered the 27-year-old plant-
ing and cut a fourth’ of a cord of
— wood for pulpwood test-
“Austrian pine is rapidly grow-
ing in favor for yse in reforesta-
tion and Christmas tree planting,”
said Rowland Blair, the company’s
Blair said discovery. of the one-
vides long-sought information on
Michigan plantings, Other Austrian
pine plantings were too small and
seattered to be properly. evaluated
as to their pulpwood and timber
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The Lebanese rebellion “was|
ers here -have not been involved|
mas tree and pulpwood. industries |from
acre Austrian pine planting pro-liskhown by the public,” Bs e
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Armed Services Group’
Investigating His Part
in Penalty Refund
WASHINGTON (AP)—A ‘House
armed services subcommittee
starts. taking testimony, behind
closed _dodrs today on the role of
Sherman Adams in a $41,284 pen-
alty refund to a New. England tex-
tile firm. .
* * *
The White House says Adams,
President Eisenhower's top aide,
did no more than relay queries
and information on the matter in
a routine fashion, Former officials
of the now defunct company, Ray-
laine Worsteds, Inc., have denied
any White House pressure was in-
volved.
Subcommittee Chairman F, Ed-
ward Hebert said several days of
closed-door testimony will be tak-
en before any public hearings are
called, The group spent yesterday
studying the background without
* ‘
The new investigation follows
tate ‘owner’ who denied Adamis
puiléd strings in his behalf, Gold-
fine is not involved in the current
ir nquiry *
Fresh support for .Adams came
of Commerce
Weeks, who described him as a
“loyal , , , devoted . . . dedicated
« , » honest’ public servant, Weeks
made public in a statement com-
ments he had planned as a speech.
* *.*
Weeks said Adams has been
“whiplashed more brutally than
any individual in pee Om, in our
i
added, “I believe my own .
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Keego Mother, Daughter
Hurt in 2-Car Crackup
pital and released. Her mother was
held for observation of a possible.
concussion and is ih satisfactory
condition. The other driver, Oliver
H. Allbright, 19, of Howell, was
uninjured, said deputies,
Detroit Woman Shot
During Argument Here
Shotgun Blast Fatal
to Gingellville Man
Water Supply Cut in Half
GRAND RAPIDS @® — A three-
foot drop in the Lake Michigan
water level in the last four years
‘has reduced the daily pumping ca-
pacity to Grand Rapids from two
million to one million gallons a
day, says water superintendent
Spencer G. Ferris.
Firefighters Elect Two
SAGINAW @®—Simon Chappel of
Highland Park was re-elected pres-
ident of the Michigan Firefighters
Assn: and Nicholas Karp of Grand
Rapids secretary-treasurer at the
annual meeting here. Next year’s
convention wil] be held in Grand
Rapids.
EVER
WATCHED
A. SMILE
GROW? To know what a miracle itis,
you must first see the terror-
idegnren tpavitioes know
grown up overseas, know-
ing only violence and priva-
tion «childlike a certain
ao ° ree D aint religious
ae his eyes were filled
with terror. For weeks he
mare to respond to kindness
with wide, wary
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yes soltened tened—and a smile
at the corners
ater till he was grin-
cing happily.
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grow—by contributing to
your religious faith’s OVER-
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The Pontiac Press in coopération
with The Advertisirig Council and
the Newspaper. Advertising Execu-
tives Association
(Mary) DeFelice, 46, of 4005 W
Genesee Rd., died early this morn-
ing at the Lapeer County
Hospi a heart attack.
or
MRS, MARK ROSECRANTS
AVON TOWNSHIP — Service for
La
WILLIAM H. CHARLICK
Service was held today at the
West Highland Baptist Church
for William ‘H. Charlick, 77, 4
lifelong Milford resident who died
Sunday at Pontiac General Hos-
pital after a brief illness. Mr.
Charlick, who lives at 2186 Hick-
ory Ridge Rd., recently received
an award from the State Farm
Insurance Co. as one of its top
10 agents in the naffon. He also
served on the Highland Board
of Education for 20 years. Deaths ‘in Ponti ac and Nearby Areas | ey.
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No Link in-2 Killings,
Police Officers Rule - KALAMAZOO ® — Police today
ruled out any link between the
@laying of a Ludington policeman
Sunday and the fatal beating of a
Comstock town official in Gary,
thd, > yesterday. mei
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Polio Group
to Fight New
Diseases
NEW YORK (UPI)—The “March
of Dimes,” with a total victory
against polio in sight, dropped “‘in-
Yantile paralysis” from its name
today and set its sights on the
other dread killers and cripplers
of mankind—all of the virus dis-
eases, arthritis, diseases of the
central nervous system, and the
congenital] © diseases commonly
called “birth defects.”
Basil O'Connor, its president, in
announcing the National Founda-
tion for Infantile’ Paralysis: will
hereafter be simply the National
Foundation, emphasized that it
was sticking with polio until every
American is protected by the Salk
vaccine and there no longer are
past polio victims to care for.
. But polio no longer is enough of
a problem to engage the full en-
ergies of the vast volunteer public
health organization which has 3,-
100 chapters, one in just about
every county in the nation. In the
immediate years ahead, polio will
continue to diminish as a public
health problem. Therefore, the ulti-
mate decision would have been
either to disband or to expand.
O'Connor continued ‘that the
foundation had been urged on
every side not to disband its scien-
tific research teams whoSe years-
Jong work culminated in the Salk
vaccine, nor its army of volunteers
who raised the money, but to give
‘them new diseases to conquer.
Those chosen for the new
onslaught were picked because
they relate to the scientific fields
in which polio research made
strides so great they went far be-
ment. O'Connor made it
at a news conference this
ing at the Waldorf Astoria. morn-
for to- ) i day’s “big” and long-anticipated to give local children of all ages a
“dnnounce
wood might have been kidnaped
for his car by the fleeing killer
Police are seeking Charles
(Chuck) Hanna, 25, of Chicago,
in the Sunday pistol slaying of
Ludington police officer Arlo Slag-
le.
x * *
Hanna was believed en route
from Ludington to Chicago. Com-
stock, a tiny town five miles out-
side
be
ai
of
:
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Eloping Michigan Girl
Shot, Killed in Police
Chase; Boyfriend Held
HARRISBURG, Ill. (UPI) — Au
thorities suspended
and held the boy
eloping Michigan girl who was shot
and killed in-a police chase.
became hy
of the girt’s death. He was held in
jail en charges of reckless driving
and resisting arrest.
has relatives.
Barrett quoted the youth as say-
ing he thought the officers were
bandits ‘“‘and that they intended to
rob us or do us some other harm.”
Early Thursday — a —
string of red wagons will move
lently into Pontiac. By noon bands
will be playing and a big tent will loom the sky at Pontiac
terford Township.
x « *
The Clyde. Beatty Circus, spon-
sored by the Pontiac Lions Club,
will come here from Port Huron against :
Lake and Telegraph roads, in Wa- Circus Coming to Town
for Two Performances
look at the nation’s largest travel-
ing menagerie. ;
The motor fleet will carry to
Pontiac 600 circus folk. There air Suspended in Teen's Death |
two~policemen
friend of an
carrying President Eisenhower PRESIDENT AIRBORNE—An Army helicopter
south lawn of the White House on a recent flight
to the President's Gettysburg farm. By using ington when needed. .
rises from the
4. te -
means of transportation the President has
to make brief trips to his farm home
and still be available for quick return to Wash- (Area Enlarged . Sewer District
- County Supervisors OK}
Addition of Troy to
- Disposal System. ; |
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WASHINGTON W — The house
appropriations committee today
recommended $32,382,000 -be~ pro-
vided for Air Force . construction
in Michigan.
_Bases which would share in the
outlay are Kinross Air Force Base,
Sault St. Marie, $9,434,000; K- I.
Sawyer’ Municipal Airport, Mar-
quette, $10,673,000; Selfridge Air $32 Million for Bases in Michiean -
House Cuts Defense Fund
000; and Wurtsmith Air Force
Base, Oscoda, $8,696,000.
At the same time tha committee
cut more than half a billion dollars
from Defense Department con-
struction fund requests.
* * *
It slashed $511,838,000 from the
$1, 730,653,000 requested by the ad-
grams at military bases in the
United States’ and abroad. —
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3
Crane Attempts
to Impersonate —
Coming ‘Stork
It kept its perch
despite the taunts of children
etforts of police. Finally it
cled the house, then landed on a
nearby lawn, It was captured
in a flying tackle by a
| Man, :
* x. *
It was a false alarm, the offi-
cer found — the bird wasn't a
stork at all. It was a wild crane.
In Missouri, Kansas Floods ,
By United Press International
..Flood damage in Missouri and
Kansas mounted toward the 10-
million dollar mark today with the
mighty Missouri River rolling over
its banks from mid-Missouri al-
most to St. Louis.
The floods, triggered by a bat-
* * *
The Weather
Full 0.8. Weather Bureau rt
AND VICINITY — Consider rose cloudiness setey> no near a
th little temperature —— Lew te-
ment 62, High Wednesday - 4, Vari-
able winds, mostly easterly at 5-10 miles.
f Today in Pontiac Lowest temperature preceding 8 am.
At 8 a.m: Wind velocity 1-2 m.p.h.
Direction: Southeast Sun sets Tuesday at 8:02 p.m.
Sun rises Wednesday at $:15 a.m.
Moon sets Tuesday at 11342
Moon rises Wednesday at 1:15 a.m.
Downtewn eS
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Mean temperature .....+.. Oerseerenens 73
Weather-—Rain 28
Highest and Lowest Temperstures
This Date in 86 Years
‘Nearly $10 Million Lost
tery of torrentia] thunderstorms
that began 11 days ago, have inun-
dated about 365,000 acres of land
in the two states.
"oe * *
U.S. Army Engineers estimated
damage to towns and farms in the
path of the floodwaters at more
than nine million dollars.
x * *
The Missouri was not expected
to crest unti] Wednesday at St.
flood stage. The river was expect-
ed to hold the crest for 24 hours,
.|inundating more farm land.
In northwest Missouri, damage
was estimated at $2,300,009 along
the Grand River where 95,000
acres were flooded. The Fert
Scott, Kan., flood last week inun-
dated 35,000 acres with a loss ‘of
one million dollars.
Elsewhere, it was estimated that
20,000 acres were flooded and $300,-
000 damage done along the Chari-
ton River, 30,000 acres and $80,-
000 along the Nemaha River, 10,-
000 acres and $300,000 along the
Blackwater-Lamine Rivers and
x* * *
Scattered thunderstorms contin-
ued during the night from Mis-
souri through the Ohio River Val-
ley into Pennsylvania. and south
to the Gulf Coast states.
Has 3rd Set of Twins
LIVINGSTON, Mont. (AP)—The
thing they said happens only one
time in 88 has happened three
times in four for Mrs, William
Amsk. She gave birth recently to
her third set of twins, this time
boys. The Amsk’s already have
boy and girl twins, age 9, twin
96 in 1940 62 in 1947
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Shoots Himself,
Wounds Two Flat Rock Man Fires
Pistol . After Quarrel
With Old Friends
FLAT ROCK — A Fiat Rock
hospitalized
wounds today as a result of the
Yatter’s impulsive “shooting spree.
There was no full explanation
wounded Leland Alexander,
and his wife, Fayetta,. 54, in the
Alexanders’ home yesterday and
then turned a .32 caliber pistol on
himself.
Alexander, wounded in the knee
and hand, was in less serious con-
dition. . f
Police said Alexander, a house
contractor and builder, told them
only that he and Abar had a “‘lit-
tle argument.”, He would say no
more, they said.
UAW, Chrysler Slate
Negotiations Today
DETROIT ® — Chrysler Corp:
and the United Auto Workers
were scheduled to resumé new
contract negotiations today after
a long weekend recess,
The UAW met with Ford Mo-
tor Co. and General Motors Corp.
in an all-day session yesterday
but neither side indicated wheth-
er any progress was made, The UAW has been without Big
Three contracts since the Me-
morial Day
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U.S., Britain Debate
Reply to Khrushchev (Continued From Page One);
vitally important despite the loss
of Iraq. x * *
U.S. Diplomats worked late last
the U.S.S.R. with United
Secretary Dag Hammar-
skjold, :
Khrushchev on Saturday pro-
posed that the meeting be held to-
day.
Big
mitted to Moscow early today, In
any case sources in Washin
and London hoped to be able to
make public the West’s response
to Khrushchev today.
There were conflicting reports
over the nature of the replies.. It
appeared certain the United States
would reject Moscow's proposal for
a summit meeting now, outside
the United Nations and limited to
ithe Mideast situation,
EXPECTED TO INSIST
President Eisenhower is expect-
ed in any case to insist that the
U.N, authority in the current cri-
sis -be fully recognized and to tell
Khrushchev any complaints he has appear at the United Nations in
person. American officlals said
this interpretation was not in-
tended >
In Beirut, sharp exchanges of
rifle fire punetuated by explosions
reverberated through the city dur-
‘ing the night and there were fears
today of major outbreaks of Vio-
lence before Thursday's presiden-
tial ‘elections.
: x * *
U.S. State Department trouble
shooter Robert Murphy stepped up
erate leaders in hopes of averting
a new outbreak of civil war be-
fore the Thursday elections.
But thus far he apparently has
not found a man suitable to both
sides to. succeed President Ca-
mille Chamoun.
The Lebariese . rebellion was
touched off by opposition leaders
who accused Chamoun of seeking
an illegal second term. His term
expires this fall and in the mean-
time there were some doubts the
Thursday elections would come olf
as scheduled.
* * *
* The rebels have been compara-
tively quiet since the. landing of
U.S. Marines last Tuesday and the
Man Built ‘Copter
but Fears Tests
in Actual Flight
wil realy fy. The 26-year-old aircraft mechan-
ie constructed the small machine
in his backyard and has conducted
ground tests. He says he is afraid
to test it in flight and explains:
“{ don’t know enough about
aeronautics to be sure it’s safe.”
The general safety inspector for
the Civil Aeronautics Administra-
tion for Colorado looked over the
craft and said he would issue an
experimental certificate of air-
worthiness for a test of the vehicle.
Inspector L. M. Young described
the helicopter as “‘cute.” He said
it was smaller than other
chines, _ ;
* * *
Forington spent $60, some bor-
rowed aircraft parts and knowl-
edge gainéd in one year of en-
gineering at Colorado University
to construct the machine.
"When I take it up in the
I'll be the one flying.” .
Forington hopes to have an ex- air,
pert helicopters examine his
ie before he tries the first
attempt. American Marines and paratroop-
ers here have not been involved
in major scrapes with the rebel
forces, S
Last night's firing sounded in
the fringe area of the rebel-held
Basta area near Riad Solh Square
and near the city’s racetrack, site
of two major rebel areas.
It was the second straight night
of heavy firing. —
Michigan Foresters
Test Austrian Pines
THOMPSONVILLE, Mich, (UP)
— The future of Michigan's Christ-
may hinge on a one-acre planting
Foresters of the American Box
Board Co, at Filer City recently
discovered the 27-year-old plant-
ing and cut a fourth of a cord of
a wood for pulpwood -test-
“Austrian pine is rapidly grow-
ing in favor for use in reforesta-
tion and Christmas tree planting,"
said Rowland Blair, the company’s
chief forester,
Michigan plantings, Other Austrian
‘pine plantings were too small and
scattered to be properly evaluated
as to their pulpwood and timber
diseases
potential and resistance to
and insects,
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mas tree and pulpwood. industries |from
of Austrian pine trees near here. |‘
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Probe Studying
Role of Adams Armed Setvices Group
‘Investigating His Part
in Penalty Refund
WASHINGTON (AP)—A House
armed services subcommittee
starts taking testimony, behind
lelosed_dodrs today:on the role of
Sherman Adams in a $41,284 pen-
alty refund to a New England tex-
* * *
The White House says Adams,
President Eisenhower's top aide,
of the now defunct company, Ray-
laine Worsteds, Inc., have denied
any White House pressure was in-
tate owner’ who denied. Adams
pulled strings in his behalf, Gold-
fine is not involved in the current
inquiry. ;
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Waterford Ballots Ready; Area Kept Boiling by Communist Intrigue
ccraen'e me Middle East Is Vast Barrel of Oil Spiked by Arab Nationalism : office and deadline date has been
set for 2 p.m. August 2nd, accord- By TOM HENSHAW the chief irritant. around which)Suez Canal in the teeth of bitter|charge, however, Trag is expected) THE UNITED © ‘ARAB REPUB. THE FEDERATE
e. : AP Newsfeatures Writer Arab nationalism crystalized. stern. protests and made hisit cai tas thks oid a aide ee Le |
ing to clerk James Seeterlin, . oud out ned TES. :
What is the Middle East? Ke ee
}i It-is a conglomeration of states} Amid the intense jealousies and
with sharply contrasting riches and oye ae Arab pray i hex
WE ARE poverty, oil sheikdems and king- i wees maa — an ici
doms with fancy palaces and aif-|the idea of Arab unity.
Oo pb E N conditioned Cadillacs, and peasants} Then came Gamal Abdel Nasser.
scratching a meager living along) goon after Nasser’s rise from
. the Nile. the ruins of Egypt's overthrown
Until ~ * * monarchy, he accepted arms
It is a cradle of ancient civiliza-| from the Communist bloc, thus
5 Pp M tions, like Egypt and Babylonia, ies Page hog Union its first |p itain
Sumer and Akkad. Three great ; ; .
‘world religions have sprung from| Then. Nasser nationalized thelrevolutionary government inlown country,
Saturday ieee oe es Fight Etfort to Limit |
Ike's Tariff Powers ravaged by war and conquest since
WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate overrule Tariff Commission rec-
reciprocal. trade ‘
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And it is a vast barrel of oil,
CASH & CARRY PLAN newly spiked with the heady
brew of Arab nationalism, kept
boiling by Communist opportun-
CIRCLE DRIVE FOR | ne ST sue.
Easy Loading | Served up in its latest bubbling
state, it brings U.S. Marines to);
~~~“ | Lebanon, British troops to. Jordan, | #
| revolt to Iraq, and the threat of
FH A TERMS | general war to a tense, atom-wary
§ J. world.
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No Money Down | j] Re ne Although no government has
TO 5 YEARS TO PAY ; fi said it in so many words, oil—
3 or, rather, the prospect of losing
oil—is a-compelling reason why
Western military forces are in
the Middle East today.
Each day in 1955, when the Arab
24-year-old trade program, leaving| this proposal. .
it up to a later Senate-House con-} The Finance Committee voted
ference committee to agree onjonly for a three-year extension,
more liberal terms than those. rec-| instead of the five years voted
ommended by Senate Finance/the House. But Senate leaders
Committee. The House had voted| have worked to prevent any. floor
substantially what Eisenhower) fight on this, Instead, the Senate
world was comparatively calm, the asked. _ |delegation wmay
Middle East produced more than x The major Senate test shapedifive years when
3% million barrels of oil, used less up over a committee proposal to|with the House
than 500,000 of them, and exported WILLIAM B, HARTMAN strip the President of his power to'changes also may
more than 2% million.
Each ae in 1955, W estern Cypriots Ordered , ) ) , , , Se. 3 °
Europe consumed more than 24%
million barrels of oil, importing {() Remain Indoors nearly two million from Western- 4 © ; @ :
ee oil fields in the Middle William B, Hartman, Pontiac at-| ” 9 |
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E EL equally important, the military | 1958-59,
machinery of the Western Euro- | Hartman, of 3970 Pitt Rd., fol- ‘ e
+ |] pean members of the North |lows William R. ‘Beasley, of Fern- oe ba i
Pea k-Month Atlantic Treaty Organization. dale, as president of the associa- ’ J nN O ; as : e Cl 3 -
Most of the oil, more than a/ "0. fl. . , eee
* * * e billion barrels a year, comes from; . .
Fuel Bills fields in four states, Kuwait, Saudi| Other officers for the coming Arabia, Iraq and Iran. They rank|Ye@r Will be: Thomas J. Dillon, " Hy : : Keego Harbor, first vice presi- with .. fourth through seventh in world|°! production. They are the “haves.” dent; John B, Osgood, Royal Oak,
STANDARD’S * x * second vice president; Philip Pratt,
Pontiac, secretary; Hayward Whit-
But even the Mideast “‘have|inck Pontiac, treasurer; and Ar- a . » * : ~ * ’
Heating Oil nots have their fingers in the oil thur P. McKenna, Pontiac, assis- pool. Pipelines to the Mediterran- tant treasurer
lean cross Jordan, Syria and Leba- . -
Budget Terms _ }jnon. Egypt controls the main} John Hutson, Royal Oak attor- shipping route, the Suez Canal, |D€%, Was named to the board of
pay for heat in equal x * * directors of the group. The board
monthy installments The breakup of the Ottoman noma ¢ ae named offi. “a
t K 4 cea at the end of World War I
Pi rought Britain, already with a * . ,
om Niger foothold in Egypt and the Persian| Panama Ship Sinks. Walt Solden Gulf states, and France into over-
\lordship in the region. 1 A bi S
Claude Lessel World War II brought political in la ian ea
F G I . h — but not economic — independ-
° - iris ence te most of the Mideast. The | BOMBAY, India (AP)—The 4,-
oil producers still depended on |350-ton Panamanian freighter Al-
F E 4 1 5 8 4 Western oil companies for reve- |legra sank in the Arabian Sea but
= nue. Jordan leaned on a British |the British liner Carthage rescued
for full deteile subsidy. Britain and France still |23 of the 24 crewmen, radio mes-
, controlled the Suez Canal. sages reported today. The missing
s Into this hodge podge some|™@" was feared drowned,
called a “power vacuum” came the * * *
istate of Israel, the homeland for| The 14,283-ton luxury liner,
iJews carved out of the heart ofjbound for London, altered course
4 ‘the Arab world in 1948. Israel was'to aid the Allegra, which radioed
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Steady to Fir
The following ‘are top prices
covering sales of locally grown
produce brought to the Farmer's
Market by growers and sold by
CHICAGO w — Grain futures|them in wholesale package. lots.
prices were mostly steady to firm
today in early dealings on the
Board of. Trade. Detroit Bureau of Markets, as
The only weakness was in the| Monday.
feed greins—core . = = P rodu ce ,
Trading in the July contracts) FRvuiTs
expires with the close of the Board
today and dealers said there ap- Apples, Red Bird, Fancy, bu. ...: #400 Blueberries, (crate) 13 ee ee
Cherries, sour, (crate) gh res} sour ts. Cherries, sweet (crate) 16 gta. .... 5.25 to be a small amount of Currants, : vo 8
short-coverifg in those deliveries.| Ras
The open. interest in them, how-
ever, was relatively small, having sags an
been fairly well closed out during| Beets, topped oes
the runup of last week.
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Wheat was unchanged to 44 cent rs,
a bushel higher near the end of the};
first hour, July $1.87%; corn 5)!
higher to % lower, July $1.34%,/|sSauash.
oats '% to % lower, July 64%; rye|7°™
unchanged to higher, July $1.28;
Co! bu
pounds lower-to 2 cents higher,/wustara. bu
go: September $12.15.
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GRAIN CHICAGO “duly 2 (AP) —
heat Oate— JULY oe. seers 1.86%: TUY ees eee -. 4% Bep. socsee.. 180% sen. creases 68%
Dec. ........ 104%. Dec. ..c0..0s 89 + nell i seeaces lee Mar. ..ceves: mK
‘orn (old) —~ July ssssee.. L978 July ..ccaes. 1.4% ) a eee 1.29
Bep. oe. eees Me Dec. ....srbs iB Dec. LM veg eenercas is
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- News in Brief = °°
To residents of Martell and Wil-
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Four wheels and tires valued at|Ssoiio “Ib. steers. 26.5007.40;" severel|SS $750 were reported stolen from an/ leeds average to high 1000-1100 1b.
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CKhIOD DIT
By JACK FOX
BEIRUT (UPI) — “Ionly hope that people back home . are getting it straight and that there isn’t a lot of arm- jance,”
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waving and breast-beating about our boys under fire.” —
Tarrytown, N.Y. He is a Princéton graduate who now com-
mands one of the Marine companies stationed in the dock
area of downtown Beirut.
His sss Sock canta te thing Seam seek procgh od ay company 4 ‘=
#2 | snipers for the past five days. he sen oy :
“For pete’s sake, don’t use my name or I’ll get my head @evuvavnw SFSotseSSsrSes8a56 bers
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chopped off,” he said. “But I think it’s vital that our
sows 18.25-19.25; stags and
Vealers—Galable 200 active steady to
strong; choice eae gate vealers 30.00-
. 24.00-30.
hoice and prime people get things straight.
“This sniping, for example. I can see the headlines,
‘Leathernecks under fire for five straight days.’
_ ,, facts are that not one of us has been hit, and
_ lets are going high overhead.
just like to shoot guns, I think. I saw one guy on a r
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Ford Loss Set
lat $17 Million Company Still in Black
for ‘58 Despite Deficit
in Second Quarter -
day by President Henry Ford II,
who noted that earnings for the
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has been a daily dip in the Mediterranean, a:few yarc ws oo
awful good after sitting out there in the sun.” .. _
Next to him was Sgt. James Cabbagestalk, of Pitts-- j..on reat
burgh. He waved expansively at the blue sea stretching .. wren hggnen yd a4
off from the beach. “Room with a view,” he said.“ ~~ | stantially higher ;
PFC James Pandavela of New Orleans, said the worst |? units anmually — there is trouble he had was with Lebanese vendors ‘who care to caved wae el sath
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are not allowed to buy it. :
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Capt. Richard Coulter, of Canastota, N.Y., like all men that would. be required.”
here, was hungry for news from home. His main concern {| - == * *®
was to say hello to his girl in Washington, D.C. ‘
Staff Sgt. Talmade Downing of Middletown, Ohio, said
except for mosquitos down near the: States in 38
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DETROIT (UPI) — The Ford
Motor Co. lost $17,300,000 during
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& sageae veavUabewan $5 i he had no complaints eens The announcement was made to-
it “They come out at night in task force,” he said. _ About
Sgt. Alfred Valliere, Uncasville, Conn., squatted be- |27¢ consumed in one neath his tent and watched Marines on the airport run- '
way kick a football around. lent to the proved’ crude
“Glamorous, isn’t it?” first six months of last year were
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Liability Insurance Plate Glass Insurance
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Homeowners’ Policies
Tenants’ Policies —
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INSURANCE
102 E. Huron St.
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"Phone or Write Today:
818 Community National. Bank Building,
Pontiac, Michigan Sia &
FE 2-9119
Hours: 8:30 to 4:30
@ 140 Wayne Street
@ New Boiler Just Installed
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123 N, Saginaw St.
7 Riker Bldg. > FE 41551 |
DOWNTOWN...
MODERN. OFFICE
: BUILDING
6500 SQUARE FEET
FOR LEASE or SALE
@ Directly Across the Street From Municipal
@ Formerly Occupied by Michigen Employ e ied Michigen Employ-
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FOR WANT ADS
DIAL FE 2-8181
22
“But you HAVE taught me that one has to work for what
: one gets—-especially if he gets it from you!”*
© WEA Service, Ine,
Work Wanted Male 10
5-5502.
beater to outboard motor.
ge dee = | KOPF any kind, Some ne, mech ex-
_ perience, PE 8-8236 MAN W. P. or «
ois cleared. Frge estimates, PE
Work Wanted Female li|-
Wicks i Rent
ee ean
ontiac Farm and
Industrial Tractor Co.
Daily
ine Giese EareaNO AD ae ae en NT
. 2-428 or FE 83441 Paintin & Decoratin: 20
"house
Share Living Quarters 30
Physio-Therapy Z1A
Frank Chivers, 58-4622.
a PIREFIGHTER City of Pontiac
PE ee
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my
SALESMAN years of age. Earn
Apply Federal Contracting
ny, 16247 Hamilton. Detroit.
Shoe Salesmen EXPERIENCED. STEAD¥. GOOD SALARY. FOR DRAYTON
PONTIAC BOX 110. sions,
Com
a
BOX 50.
WANTED: SALESMEN
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COLLINS
PHYSIO THERAPY
ons 4
on
3 days a
with own transportation. Er
school |TADY WITH REFERENCES == like sy rk, 2 days
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x ALy oR near ab ;_ghacid 83 .
TO TrRamw ror | ¥f ony oe emit executive pen santa COOK WA |= L " We service an Gabes af © of wringer - ine «fied be wing | Alte, to 2 beth Amerie oad work ely-| and automatic washers. 30 yrs.) T er Service 22A Siary open. Apply in per laurent. Tag 18, Woodware. Br EXPERIENCED WosrrtAt Rov" 96 Oakland FE 2-402). TY PEWRITERE 4 ND ADDING
item. work of “any king PE ¢3eis.| ACME ASPHALT Kori, General Prune and 1 Employment Agencies 8A) Do wu Paving. ert driveways, Ps parking lots, iy Co 17 W. Lawrence.
wo AST, HEATING EVELYN EDWARDS (Etna E So S| Sui Secchi wr'iees__Upholstering 23
fire dedires manager for it VOCATION REELING | Frory ona Wed. gad every abet ~ ASPHALT PAVING “materials & weed furaiiure a - s.. Refs. FE 6 after 6:30 ; su BLDG : ona hyp ss aa ote. Pree * oy Lary hea
ret'l . anzious tor} ASPHALT PAVING 2
BOOKKEEPER |-luetee bares ese | srusetnaie Pour ervevey/un i Peery @ A L WE Le, & Found 24 pDepgndanle Asphalt pe i Co.
SULLDSEING AND Lv ELine:
‘and removing FE
windows, ~ able. est. No obligation. FE 2-163
CLEANING
Beaches cleaned, installed,
raulica. or Mechanically
or EM 43-2088
UNIVERSAL
ET ENGINE TRAINING
and contest ‘work new : - Murdock. FE ptt
Par ‘anes,
owed, Can mix arabe: FE 44118.
1
matured ot eeds aead pepon d. Free esti-
conaidersd bom at pe win excellent typing mates. ORiando do 3-126. 2d
Gas Poti. Moret} % Oo ee ere minsot o- | FLOOR BANDING AND IRISH. ts Ba ae Pontise Press.! fice work FE 44235 ing, reasonable price. Seif em- B WA NTED — — mane 16 yrs
MOTAER WOULD LEE | GENET HEDHNG- SERVICE oa aU 1 ; 3310 Crooks Rd. Rochester.
a : a ana bonded. Drivers 68 LANDSCAPING: © PAINTING, “GAR-
fande Bret Reas prices. o* Mitchell, 3
: Oparse weal fae ATE ne RACTICAL $4083, pur would -
To Train For 7 p.m or 6 days. Ri” Lawn mower gn larpening
ASHINGS 2 TRONINGS, WA- oo WASHINGS AND IRONINGS, WA-| WHITES NURSERY Trouble Shooting WASHINGS & Securaca —~| 71S. Cass Lk. Rd. 7% ae
WASHINGS o TONINos, WATER: | Wort qusaaiecd” 9 ran ay A ar
JET-GAS TURBINE ford a viewity. OF OR GAWS MACHINE FILED
AND TURBO PROP |WOMAN Wot Tie CHILD | Mani Feach 10 Bagiey st f ~ care or care for elderly ——- sa ATER WEED CUTTING
ENGINES _‘1 Florence, side dr., 3nd_ floor. RVICE-INCAND LAKE BALES WASHINGS & TRONINGS WANTED PE 47121 3127 W. Huron FB 2-6122
<i mone per. on may oe sonia ed 198 WASHING 8 AND tonnes, | Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 learn, No need to to quit your Pickup & delivery, FE ¢3135, uot —— DRESSMAKINO. TAILORING, AL- a & _ abe Building Service 12} _ terations. Bodell FE 4-0 SRERSMAEING “Te TORING
“Brick & ose.
L KINDS OF CEMENT WORK.
Licensed & bond-
PUT UNDER
fouse raising and
— line , of |.
UILDING SERV-
work, Poe. Bow-
FE 5-3608.
Quality sanded FE
mother & Lake, Washer,
HAVE MODERN COTTAGE AT
William. Dryer. i
47.
wed, aceracenl Mtgs. 32 32
IMMEDIATE
5143
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44-8839.
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brown and white. Cherokee Hillis.
toa Z: “CAT BROWN | Nha see
flecks. Any
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E PARAKETTY. b he
onl Longfellow Sue
OTOR SERVICE RE- & rewinding. 218 E. Pike
ELECTRICAL WIRING REAS
soos, John Curry Electric. MA
CLEANING
—e — s & formals’ on
e. Call PE. 6-455. —in_my h
"Garden. Plowing _16B
CUSTOM PLOW, DRAG & LIGHT
ading Garden and yards, OR
PLOWING. GRADING, ea
eat A 4-2253 or mowing Also «dump
Box 70 Pontiac Press wt WORKMAN! a. RICE ae ee Te See Lee
Namen +s: te ceeceuees Age a4 oe MOWING PLOWING AND BULL- ALL KINDS OF WORK, __ dozing wanted, FE 5-80940,
DRO icaecisi ce sseccs.. City ..... floors, drives, ‘Speciaity, Reason. | WEED aggre — FINIS
si sobaity bene able. Jensen, a _ grading, OA 8-3228,
ata x _ AAA Floor Sandin insurance apace 17A Work Wanted Male 10 an Floor qaree -
©, BUD B @ INCREASE IN AUTO RATES
se: ce Ta NEW~|"A-A “TRENCHING pie iNbURA iB AGENCY ALL Wo! 3 ic Field, OR 3-4043. 3-T111
, done reesonab ie Toto’ Fe] A & B TRENCHING | Caaiy Service 18
i. water 2s,
av so081 FOR FAMILY ONDRY, EER “ RY.
.| LACE CURTAINS, PLAIN OR RUF-
dsiot
pi Beoutifully finished, panes
Laundry, Phone FE 2-8101 > a nam Pete."
fi nae Reward, on here
Lost: BLACK & WHITE MALE
1 _ eye & 1 brow
seer L:]
YOK poll +7 en aowete Vic.
5-1208.
LOST: ‘AT. FPEMAL
Vicinit: Square e Rd,
tween Woodward and Telegraph
_Reward one 0, says
LOST: 2 AL. A
Pg of Drayton Piains. Mg
Lost; LEATHER WA ROW L.
let in Deubenspeck store. Would
the party who eon up wallet
lease return | papers.
LOST: PAIR OF WATER SKI soued. lowest
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Fariedee. (3101 W,
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KENNEDY REALTOR
1ST FLOOR ti om:
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beth Lak @ p vileges, Cass
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facilities, nice
56 Hender-
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apartm washin:
Clean. r FE
eh Stove ool garage. FE
1414.
4RMS. é BATH, WITH UTIL. FB $-2065, On 8, Bivd.. near Liver- oes
ATH. * and 1 erator furn. Palm Villa
mek -
ity gt "Hurea Johnsen.
+ An — mR.
i ROOMS, PVT. BATH AND EN- 4 ROOMS, . BA AND EN-
trance, util. furn. close in, FB
a8 RMS. on “t oa, ox ps ute.
ated come No cbildres please FE 4101 .
90,000!
To invest in wqet I zene Contracts,
fastest action .in
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor
Pontiac
65
WANTED
LAND CONTRACTS BUYERS WAITING
A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1704 S. Telegraph Rd.
FE 42533 8 & iife ‘jacket. Left at boat |
oon Lake, REWARD. OR 3.340.
RED TICK HOUND. DARK
brown Wearing heavy collar, FE
“Hobbies & Supplies 24A
PAINT ¥ NUMBER
gorae comes.
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PICTURES
Backenstose
wrence St.
25 _Notices & Personals
AUTHORIZED MASON SHOES
HENRY) COMPEAU 289 eatnL OF ra 8-3900
L| PE ot son phate
vation Army.
nd
92-5122 Gouhiaential® rat
CHARLES CHESTER ~ AIR CUSHIONED SHOES
B, H. MILLER OR _3-4042
COLD _} WAVE SPECIAL $5.80, OP-
en Thur, Eve. Dorothy’s 600 N.
Perry. FE 2-1244
CALL ELECTROLYSIS CENTRE
for removal of unwanted hair.
(Confidential) Days and evenings.
_OR 3-2895.
DAINTY MAID we ae _
— = ace,
f
oa NTY MAID SUPPLIES, MRS. Taylor, 56 Gillespie. FE 3-7293.
TY eae ‘ATION APC ECIAL. $16
“Rite OR $302 Lk & Hightand
In Debt? you are an having _— Rigg ony
cman CREDIT, COUNSEL. LOS, Saginaw,
Above Oakland Tosser, FE 8-0456
KNAPP SHOES
Wanted Real Estate 32A
GI,
AL FHA ATTENTION NTTON-
A
OPERTY NVE.
MORTOAGES OOVAILABLES
LIST WITH US AND Ms al CasH
FOR YOUR
A. JOHNSON, Realtor
1704 S. Telegraph Rd.
FE 4-2533
W. Huron Ph. FE Multiple Listing Service and trade. CASH R YOUR HOME—Call us
pe a We can give you Mien
on cash sales now!
homes and in
ALSO—Buy, se
JL H. BROWN, Realtor Must be good 7
locations, WE
2-4810
HAVE CASH WILL
TRAVEL T ROOMS, J AND DATE ICELY rons ide ¢ aots. 8 with 1, 2 or 3 bed.
We will travel to see you and —_ . off Hwy., 2 bed
Your neme, lend contract or acte-|) @ 2 RM APTS & PVT, BATH | TOMS, MOC: LO PC, ve ‘oO le cr
ie. ow for a 30-0 inute| — 31 Stowell. FE 4.2100. Pm 42521 of after 8, FE 65-1172, RD. No RILEY, Brok 4 noon seo
oKe shed $09 Elisabeth Lake sd - r «RM. IND ae las DRINK- Rent Houses Furni 35
FE 41157 * 44891 ers. children mi Washington. af) MODERN
R RN. INCL. AL x SH utlittie ig ‘meat 7 facilities phtoone home at a ea un
FOR YOUR fi juITy.| Ground level Real clean. : vate entrance. Children , Bolteme, 4 ROOM & BATH. wae
over" Zour pr ery for Pe ah ie par ment, FE tint pie of bachelors, FE $2106, 3078
ou cash tor ities furnished ATH ALL Ur its HOUSE GAS HEAT, BA- equities. We also have buyers downtown on North Perry. $lé welcome. Anderson street. Ap-
land contracts. Clark Real D Batata, weekly. Call FE 4-4821. 194 Going St.
1362 W. Hruon. FE 4-6492 {ROOMS AND BATH. CLOSE IN.|BEAUTIFUL 9 ROOM 44813. Ask for. Mr, Clark. “$14 a week. PE 5-543 reened-in syPofe be 7. rand
ae ROL Rh a ha ar JOLL ] v NICE ROOMS. WEST SIDE. FE ee hice sand Beach, "688
__4-4686 red,
«ROOMS AND BATH, EN- i miles roms Ponting. tnlstmac
rae a ee INGS 8 Yo Sai 1 BaD Ra HOME- SHAD: YOU HOW TO show Yo 4 TOR hot water furn. +6458. 130 ed ‘ot ‘haut weloms. 28 Perry
FHAY renee a Sate eae ROO! : o 66 AGE 8T iM aes 4
WAITING, PROMPT ACTION. apts. Newly décorated Every- erm oy at 1676 Taylor Rd. ask J. JOU, REALTY thing included. See . r. ny Lonnie Weaver, FE Tit wee B-1, S, der, By BeAT8@ | mo
2536 DIXIE RWY PE_ 4-456! iPr, TOs RIGHT FOR COUPLE. Rent Houses Unfurn. = 4
GI AND FHA Mprt. 1 CASH FOR HOME Nan 3 a ; BATH. PvT.|2 betas «r= got Rag : -
Sg Pec gg ee iC eeioeelnn cash small down pa | fall ue us for ferther Yaforma: ent. North end TV. FE 2-4376. * aoe’ Goals pr Pereine f Sen. . VER YTHING + * *
will appraise your property and gan y oe sabe te —y po. HE ¥ Boggy +E allowed,
net Ye you, "on eam ee aes toe Lon BATH SARs SST BEDROOM HOUSE
WE TRADE WE BUILD CLEAN 2 ROOM ad CALL BET. } BED: wou
752 W, Huron
ES ot Rach, Wate Giemens Bt
TRMS. ANI AND 7 NEWLY DEc-
rated, Pvt, en’
TR au 2. Includes heat. & bot ee KO. 3 RMS. BA is ee wa ‘
Hos tale 184 Lincoln. OR 3-0522. 102 Ruron, FB
> sa cad @inenes, T oui wo] OTE 3 Ly an ie, ¢. @. .
come, FE abel ee home. L @ a4)
7 BEDRM. CORNER ELIZ. & UN-| gcs,,fuTished, Location Syn fon Lk. Ru, Also 1 bedrm, Phone| Shetes drive. $80 per month, Schneider, MA 4-1202, hildren. . > ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH AND aes ee 3 3 Ms, 2 be BA AND apartment. Tel-Huron, For
entrance. & on ome oo 2s Tespensible adults. FE $-6850. - nished. $16. w: weekly. One | som ee
oz. ~eewe poly Kew ly a FE ie apt. gt By en-
7 ROOMS, ALL . VER nice, ple . Ad usome BEDR’ NEw . iy — 1s oot on any decorated * ae children, 900, MI
6 egrove.
Ril MODERN HEAT & Gab NEAR om, Aine ; madea. oe onth 2165 Pon- hen & 2 rooms.
Ra, neer Opdyke, : 811 $0 wk, OR are
> rot ecm AY SAR” tw ae beau $110, ° or ie
10 p.m. Ego & Se
3 RMS8., BATH & ENT. $21 rice rent Pm ease — ea, 4145 Cass-Eliza-| ©) Ts
th Rd, ed apartment Pana type fd on M359 ~. — MUtual
44295 or EM _ 3-2456. “
ORCHARD CT. APTS. ND NEW
AIR Rl CONDITIONED hoes aN SaTN_ OPIATES ° Baby Welcome 193 Florence.
Lad i LARGE ROE ms
e i ot the best poling Close
elfturo nm. Couple or gitis, FE\i9 gaum reet
2-3698. newest aw Hy apartment deve’
3 zoos. PRIVATE BATH & ENT. ment. Balcony , individ! én-
Gas heated, 87 85. Parke St. = Beautiful ! 3 iT)
3. LARGE GE CLEAN ws PVT. heat aoa”
bath and ent. 8. Park, FE hot Speier
TERMS eB ; BATH LOWER. 1 RM.|' 2 amb loom Ap ape, Agus, utilities turn: 258°Or: te PAIL 4 md ‘
7 ROOM APARTMENT, PRIVATE 36018.
bath and entrance, East side, col
yee. Phone FE $683. _"_sistVERAL NICE 3 A AND 3 RMS. HEAT AND | poe FUR-| apartments with bath, private en-
* cco. Pvt, Entr, & bath. Near) trance, Will accept a ten-
Tel-Huron. FE 58-6470. ants. Phone FE
3° ROOMS, AND QUIET,|WEST SIDE
att Oukdn 650 iecthlow Court: pests ———. gas sok Pvt.
DORRIs & 8ON REALTORS PHONE FE 4-135?
Sell Us Your Equity repli pees our home- cash wait-
tay
latinas, 8, Giroux. ‘anks
Hwy On 3401 @ also need
4305 Dixle
137 Baldwin
WE
WILL BOY vropory §
Office, 8300
« built cupboards, jageneet Berman New experienced, of 1
Ode RE gaa wat Perce P| Efe ee WA | a OO ARE, SE Pete Atstgen, decane, BLOCK OR CEMENT/ALL KINDS OF ROOTING. NEW | ™ moval and tri head bid. ein One arhecue Pontiac. F. a ps i Se, 152, small, Free) and repair, FE 86325. 00 PE 27188. FE bone, wichen Gem save. and Sand
Whe quniifieaons: * aoe ‘TRY 30 Ex | igustom crave, Ob. 18200. “eM | ENTER - LAKES TREE SERVICE. |iose weiGHT SAFELY & ECO. * . m remove, ¢ 1 Age 23 to 4. ence. Paneling, kitchen cabinets) 3-453 jand clearing. insured. 1d. surgery. nomics let with newly rel Feleased
2. Must sary eee gE re EN p, een. Bese |i, LOM. ae G PRE-CAST STONE- COMPLETE es SOD-| SIMMS. em 2 owe ee ve Fi <HDS applied by experts. ts FHA terms | ding and seeding, tractor work, "josquiTO a PEST CONTROL CONTROL
4, Ro saice Experience neceteary |" ter, Ritchens © specialty. PE|Snice 3+ OK AND- CEMENT Bey ahs, Gated sod for sale, subdivision ‘work work, Average yard, r men i ip
to $800 s bonuses | cag aNIS SMALL pom Sho gumnste. Re job too) O82 ' using firest epray. materials, ae Ms, Rick 401 8.| Jobe PE 8-3124. sew cial, Guranteed work. Pa MY “Yereling. erating, % BURDING fac W hites "Nursery 7 » p.m YY. R & | Ful a AER lc Se eI 711 a RIZO Dean Gree: a ee BUILDING REPAIR, PLASTER-| CUSTOM BUL OLLDOZIN YAR D&|MONEY PAID To CLUBS AND a Pa gh hg Sears inion HANDY MAN W. ANY KIND ing. rick, block, cement work. Teed vay are ding. Srack fitting toys, given for ions a hostess in
experience. Aj} around Machine} of work Coresery., [emodeling KE ‘ ag. Terms, -EM 3-302 Lo home _ to BORGE'S Experiences destrabie. or new work. FE : BLOCK, BRICK, CEMENT WORK | GREEN UP LAWN PAST with OME PARTIES, FE $-1286 McG Mé Ci ’ INTE: E ‘RIOR PAINT-| _ and es. MA §-0378, OUR ON AND APTER c regor 8. Corp. . ing, teasonablie, Free Est. OR ° UL NG Saat, 13 wy 22, 1958, I will not 2705 E. ple Rd, _ or OR 35-8117. FR ; The et 5 canes sponsible. for any one iat
H Wanted-Female 7 -& G,|CARPENTER. WORK HOUS fertilise i Was Seat ee. Ye Pm elp s2 ay YAG, re a ents. carpentering garages or repair. 49470, Nursery. or tress solterates £ w “fine mmecter, Ww Pontiac. ALE AROUND BEAUTY R- s. plaster repair, MENT WORK OF ALI, KINDS. 5-471 Mich,
my ane, appears Cal Bini dteeage Peo | LoL OTE ae OFM, BE ne ES . ies By Da ‘den Oultar CEMENT 2 AND MASON | exper? tare TRIMING AND sponsible for any debts contrac
wi rinse tinder wants val. Ph. FE 3 or O ed any other thar myself. an to do housework 1p care] grinder, tae x yan's| Work done expertly./ Pree esti | f¢mov Richard Roteman, 9418 Fieldview,
tor ebnaren, Live tn. Reteyenees| ee TED WA rT HOES AY Cicee DAWN MAINTERANCE. —CUT.| yt FE 9314 —_ any kind. Has chaufteur| wilding. & repair, Weed) ON, AND APTER THI DATE.| Hy + Ex 4 fk ists license, spraying work guaranteed. sponsible for any debts contiee dd
p. typ work. Prefer vy and NBL D—3e BQ. YD W. ogy oteat nite meet. ieoen Comp. bagel lawn work, get Seiler a? elivered,. rc Crook 7 c. Harreléon,; 6 mor, Pon-
WE AR 7 Fooeing ‘ 'W 2-1174.
AD Age Bi, 0 & GRASS 80D, ‘REDUCE NOW M ORARY Kentucky. Blue grass sod. in etx aye. As
ee ea tose u| SAVE ENERGY, USE livered or Inié, Tractor serv] iit As $1.00 per visit. Bee sly ALSO, COMB, 15 i de, Top soil ‘delivered, FE| Flabby muscles toned and tight
senders “towett|WANT ADS! To find a sircr—Peowa| er PS ua. ent to
Tae Bae PO ERE TY lob, place to live or a sd op eit FH] DON'T WISH FOR R SERVICE PERIENCED &|MONEY! Make i‘ ne \go0d. used car, see Classi- whi ‘; re Nace through Classified o
fied NOW! Besutiful m soa jsell, rent, buy, swap, ‘wire,
Bana oy Call for’ free we OE tht idial FE 2-8181.
*, HA Qua waiting for comme:
call will give vou tment
ROY KNAUF %% W_ Huron 8t TO SELL
Your house farm, eereege,
~ ng contract Ca
"PONTIAC REALTY i us. We
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FOR. ‘COLORED
For” rex reat ath ae sopeet spect
Fan 2 fin * APT. UTIL. RN.,
$12 a meek OR 3-711. :
FOR RENT: 7 ROOM FURNISHED
a ent near Gene nerel Hospital.
D APT. STEAM HEAT.
rance, Inquire ‘ Ez.
Ppath, 16 Florence, PE elas HOLLYWOOD APTS. Furnished or rnished. 2 & 3 rms., bath, ne farn. 114 B. How- FE 31 ard.
E CLEAN ADULTS. $15,
ers, 1 Oakland “Zali| bait
CARGE A REAL CAR . rs LIKE A
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boss suspends Eve, Howard
‘for refusing to make picture.
8:30 (7) Wyatt Earp. Wyatt turns
diplomat to smooth feud
when bully tries to goad pint-
sized guy inte fight.
(9) Movie (cont.)
(4) Investigator (cont.)
Danny Dayton, ventriloquist
Paul Winchell. Comedians
Louis Nye and Johnny Car-
son visit. ,
9:00 (7) Broken Arrow. Tom, Co-
(9) Theater. -
(4) Dotto. Quiz.
(2) To tell Truth.
9:30 (7) Pantomime Quiz. Shai.
K. Ophir, George Jessel.
(8) Theater (cont.) | _
(4) Bob Cummings. Bob plots
to get his friend away from
_ his wife's watchful eye for
hunting :
(2) Spotlight Playhouse, Gen-
tle-mannered Wally Cox
teaches aggressive brother
(Craig Stevens) that a. faint
heart never won a lady. (
run). ;
10:00 (7) Public Defender, Truck
driver falls in love with girl
bent on hi-jacking his truck.
(9) News,
(4) Californians. Wily ..con-
spirator meets his ~ match.
(Re-run).
(2) Bid ‘'n’ Buy. Auction
game.
10:15 (9) Weather.
10:20 (9) Film Fare.
10:30 (7) The Tracer.
Royal visit highlights,
(4) Dr. Hudson, Hudson
catches ‘young thief and
learns about his secret am-
bition to become a doctor.
(2) Highway Patrol.
10:40 (9) Starlight Theater. Ed-
ward G. Robinson. ‘The
Stranger.” ("46)..
11:00 (7) Soupy’s On..
(9), Theater (cont.)
(4) News: Westerkamp.
(2) News: LeGoff.
hn a
11:15 (4) Weather. =
(2) Weather.
11:20 (4) Sports.
(2) Sports.
\
11:25 (2) Nightwatch Theater. Pe-
chise fight way out of trap.| °
(9) Princess Margaret. 1:00 @) TV College.
(4) Today.
(2) Wild West. .
(7) Cartoon Carnival.
(7) Big Show. —
(2) Cartoon Classroom.
(4) Amos ‘np’ Andy,
(2) News.
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(2) Beat the Clock,
10:00 (2) For Love or Money. (4) Dough Re Me.
10:30 (2) Halls of Ivy.
(4) Treasure Hunt. -
(9) Movie
11:00 (2) Arthur-Godfrey (4) Price Is Right.
11:25 (7) News.
11:30.(2) Dotto, : x
(4) Truth or Consequences.
(1) Rickey the Clown. .
t1:45 (7) Noontime Comics.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
12:00 (2) Love of Life.
(4) Tic Tac Dough.
(9) Bees.
+15 (9) Song Shop.
12:30 (2) Search for Tomorrow.
~~~ (4) (color) It Could Be You.
A(T) The Erwina,
(9) Favorite Story.
12:45 (2) Guiding Light.
1:00 (2) Ladies Day.
(4) Movie.
(7) My Little Margie.
(9) Movie.
1:30_ (2) As.the World Turns. (7) Topper.
2:00 (2) Our Miss Brooks. (1) Lady of Charm.
2:30 (2) House Party.
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police and customs officers today} WASHINGTON 4 — Hearings;limits Chicago to diversion piecat aol ‘any positions were
raided Tokyo's downtown black|are scheduled to start Monday on|cubic feet exclusive of er | dee ‘necsneary by Willman.”
. (4) (color) Haggis Baggis. ter Lind Hayes, Play- tions can pay more to have the (2) Keep Talking. Comedy os rd ! ae)
panel quiz with Ilka Chase,, ™ates.” ("41D 2:59 (9) News. process of recording programs |snad
11:30 (7) Night Curt. | * * thorize Answer to Previous Puazie 3:00 (2) My Hero. ments (9) ‘Theater {cont.) ; “Tt also may. bring the aaa ! @ Is Ours. 3 part of diversion supporters
qustie, Betty ‘White. singer CD American Bandatand — eee . ABS) Supreme Court GecisON\that President Eisenhower might oungsters from every section of v = ay w oo odien (9) Movie. . fy ae a = not veto the measure. He . vetoed) Waterford Township have been in-
— Tot Mails Kitty similar bills in 1954 and 1956, pri-|vited to attend a gala Peanut Car- — ay Dermen. 8:30 (2) Verdict Is Yours. 7 j marily because of Canadian objec-inival to be ! Ae (2) Nightwatch | (cont.) (4) From These Roots. ito Grandma — ne Little Lie Makes tions. son: Wibubdig’ of te Denne = A (o) SL Oh ate wenn ESDAY s0RNIG (1) Do You Trust Your Wife? . . } q . ° A = .* Pl School playground.
vine 73, Without Stamps | Such a Bio Difterence recent report by the Bureau of!” pun.aed activities will not cost 4:00 (2) Brighter Day. ' the Budget, an ageney under direct | a, ts one red cent—onl 6:50 (2) Meditations. > Geate foro Ley ETON? ‘Gl>-UTteeciventell . e _ > ,feonteat of the President, indicated aa eee a mee
6:58 (2) On the F; Front. (1) American Bandstand. Nettie Angevine wanted to send @ LONG BEACH, Calif. —It’s Just a year ago that Leona Gage|, boot S 8 compromise inary Lou Lackie. 4 ‘arm Fron’ ft to her na. be was agreed upon. That compromise ey gift to _grandmother, Mrs./told a le and got her picture printed on the front pages of|would call for actual diversion for| Besides many booths
, a es oe eee who is recovel-|the whole world. only one year and testing during|® be on display, there will be a
“| Fr 4:30 (2) Edge of Night. The only thing Nettie has that| [ellie Now that P'm here judging this year’s _|the balance of the three-year, period| “UPcake walk, a sponge throw, fish 1 Screen nS : stipulated in the bill. ponds and a Chinese auction sale perfformer, A i (9) Laff Time. is all hers is her kitten Blackie. Miss Universe contest, I might tell you : ior Ge &
tse | She dropped the little animal in- : that the beautiful } vr Balti One relatively new complaint | This is only one of many special
ay ee ee es ck Gs ce i: who was briefly “Miss United States” at Or I ble ettoeten ay, {ant |activities scheduled for vacation- 13 Pellucia 0 t-of stamp or a Tz 4 ? contention that add- jing children in Waterford Town- 14 Beast 8:00 (2) Detroit Bandstand. A child saw Nettie and the Miss Universe contest in’’57 is living | ea by Chicago would | Each playground
1 Charge for (7) Sir Lancelot. postal authorities, who opened the her sons, Gene, 4, and Nathan, 3, while | the Columbia River in the Pacific to - recreation
oo (9) Looney Tunes. _ po gloranos Blackie asleep on a ‘at 19 she earns $200 a week as a show- | Northwest in retaliation. =| = | rom Belton. 2 ticeptl ; = AP . girl. . mate’ nak anda tat cen ex an i Susie, _ ’ fo ' ave contended that added * askell, {or (4) (color) It's Great World.|D} Ci = After a tew TV shows—and a screen test : : No Backseat Drivers! — (7) Mickey Mouse Cluby Pick ity Attorney | WILSON which didn’t pan out—Leona settled down to|{iversion would. imperil shipping rhe sabe ,
26 Worm (9) Serial Theater, : ; a kind of normalcy here. She bought a car and a $10,000 trail-|in¢ Great tiie ‘Projects by Jow-| TULSA, Okla. (AP)— A 5,250-
3 Light —— fd Head Bar Assn er which she'll be paying for for some time. ) ck & mile ride with 70 women passeng- } Light browns . ® ‘ : ers and not one complaint about
33 Slight" coloring Sure What Election? . ek a is ang Chicago have denied| backseat drivers from bus drivers 34 Periaining i ieee «| NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP)—Most of She drives back to the trailer every 3 a.m. after her this and added that more diversion|qien Gray and 0. D. Brown, who
3§ Otherwise _| KANSAS CITY (AP) —- City|the feuding Greek and Turkish last show. “I think having a trailer’s better than having -/ Reeded for along the| described the charter trip to Seat-
measure Councilman S. Davis saia|CyPtiots today began a two-day} an apartment,” she said. “What have you to show for it Waterway, connecting link|tie, Wash. as “the most enjoy- Harry
48 iain bee today he had found an alarming ce roscamgeersim intended | to} at the ehd of five years’ paying rent” : - oie and the| able’ they've made. The women “Honest ——" jolence j attended ational Business
¢ Mene recordin eT Dae on more persons yesterday and Leona’s soldier husband, Sgt. Ennis, whom she divorced} . and Professional Women’s conven-
30 Secne finds coin 19 Legal paint 38 Marsupial maries Aug, 5. He polled 30 of wounded 10. a few months. ago, sent her a Mother's day card—and that’s Ci 1 tion, | 2 He bes reat | 2 BU 21 Church | di Natural fet’ [hig ‘friends and found only one| British authorities ordered = about.all she’s heard from him lately. ounty Endorses hike (poet. 22 A a wter r Cypriots to stay indoors beginning * St Bi course 7 Seuth Aican yf the iver — 4 Vibe eee te could tell bier ai nemg[at 4:30 a.m., on top of @ 30-day] une. the onty gisi in the show’ em Plan to Reduce’ | RCA Color TV.
ST Saustier = 9 Clamp ¥S Revteines, $5. Bark” of at least four candidates, and|4usk-todawn curfew imposed Sum! 10 as children,” she sald. “If Condemnations ¥: 3 DOWN 8 Gluggish 28 Nobleman 49 Passage in [six weren’t even registered: Gay after the worst week of. com- free as the.oth snaemnauons Sales and Service tines Eee Bie Re, . manele. 9 whieh Rersand OS SS pa Sa wel ‘CORDA ei on eee, Emaar? wg Rataae | Oneal the work's people Ue ld: eee AB, bo ae re Rae onan SL 17-8 eke PLY 4 Roumanian sheltered side infatuation * (abo in eastern Asia, van ee ps ts a way the] 127 S, Parke FE 4-9736
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WiBK. yNewn McLeod Pelagaaliage ol 9:30-—WR, Jack Harris CKLW. austin Grant, Devies|temper tantrums made her nerv-| killed.” ; Dept., would prohibit buildings of! '
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11:00—WJR, Whisper Fa pering Sts.
Actor Becomes Father
HOLLYWOOD (AP)—Actor Dan
O’Herlihy and his wife Elsie are
parents again, The couple's fourth
child, a 7-pound, 9%2-ounce boy,
was born last night, He was
named Cormack, ;
Women to Hear Potter
THE MIDNIGHT EARL IN N.Y... ..
Errol Flynn, showing @ bruised hand around town, says a
stranger just up and whacked him with a champagne bottle
... Nat (King) Cole gave autographs to the mob at “Sunrise
at Campobello,” then hustled backstage to get Ralph Bellamy’s
Sinatra—will be with David Niven...
Marguerite Piazza hired a topflight choreographer to work
«.. Harry Belafonte, who. hasn’t appeared on TV here in more
than two years, will do an hour-long TV’er in London next
month sae : fA ‘ ,
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WISH I'D SAID THAT: About all the average worker has
left after deductions nowadays is 4 job.—Tony Pettito. That's iajeert brother. signature . . . Brigitte Bardot’s next film — after one with Pheewsson
her new cafe act. (Remember when singers simply sang?) |"
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