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BONDS MILLAGE PENSIONS 
Yes ......... 9,578 No .........+ 67,848 Yes ......5- 
No .......60. 5,008 Yes .......... 45,195 POE cuatclass 
{43 out of 44 Pcts.)     (209 out of 210 Pcts.) > out of 4 PROPOSAL 1— PROPOSAL 2— ‘| PROPOSAL 3— PROPOSAL 4— ELECTORS SALES TAX KOREAN BONUS BINGO 2 
. 13,356 Yes ......... 746,679 |" Yes .......:. 728,488 Yes ......... 725,993 NO ...cceeees 623,810 “if 
. 5,306 No .......... 293,263 No ...... see. 289,975 No .......... 337,783'| Yes ......... 564,312 
Pets.) (3,032 out of 4,781 Pets.) (3,082 out of 4781 Pets.) (3,032 out of 4781 Pets.) (3,032 out of 4781 Pets.) ;       
   
          
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Thursday: Colder 
Details page two THE PONTIAC PRESS i   
112th YEAR xkKexexwkre PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1954 —68 PAGES INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE Te   
Dems 
OV. Williams Sweeps to 4th Term 
  OK Hospital Bon ds; De feat Courthouse Tax 
Neither Party 
Sure of Margin 
in Senior Body Fight for Disputed Seats 
Recorded as 
in U. S. Election History 
WASHINGTON ( U P )— 
Rep. John Lesinski (D- 
Mich) was the 218th Demo- 
cratic member to be elected 
to the House of Representa- 
tives today. 
His election assured the 
Democrats of a clear ma- 
jority in the House.ipethe 
new 84th Congress conven- 
ing Jan. 5, 
And from Massachusetts 
to Oregon, the wavering, 
uncertain Republican-Dem- 
ocratic battle for the Senate 
was one of the closest in 
'U. 8. election history. 
At 9 a.m. EST, the outcome still 
na 1 z 
tit Closest Control House; Bid for Senate 
  
Win at Polls 
GOP Captures 
County Offices 
in Record Vote Frank Irons Newcomer 
as Six Incumbents Are 
Returned 
Six incumbent Oakland 
County office holders and 
one new candidate were se- | 
lected by voters yesterday 
as Republicans captured all 
county elective posts by 
sizable majorities. 
About 150,000 county citi- 
|zens went to the polls, set-   
  an off-year election. The 
former peak was hit in No-! 
venrber 1950 when 104,154 | 
balloted. 
Results from outlying county 
machine precincts were complete 
by 6:15 this morning, but the sec- 
ond last city precinct (paper ballot) 
was not received until 9:40 a.m.,   closed. 
The newcomer toe county gov- 
} 
Democrat George D. Hicks by 
83,193 votes to 66,612. 
Irons defeated present Republi- 
can Sheriff Glare L. Hubbell for 
nomination -as the GOP | 
in the August primary 
The newly elected sheriff _ 
serving as Berkley police chief | 
since 1926. 
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The GOP needed 48 Senate votes 
— exactly half of the total — to 
retain control because “they could 
bank on the tie-breaking vote of | 'comfortable margin. Incumbent Prosecutor Frederick | 
C. Ziem won second term by | 
| defeating Robert L. O'Connell $1,-     GEORGE A, DONDERO 
Oakland County voters returned | og9 to 67,521. 
Ziem, 38, served as assistant | 
| Prosecutor and chief assistant | 
| prosecutor from 1947 until his elec- | 
tion in 1952 Republican Congressman George | 
A, Dondero to Washington by a 
  
U they needed {t.The Democracs|rorn? Cloudy, Cooler | Lynn 2 Alen ae cn needed the same number because Forecast for Thursday ‘He turned back opponent Neil R. | they were promised Morse’s vote 
if they needed it for a majority 
to organize the Senate next Janu- 
ary. ! 
Along with the 10 Southern Dem- 
ocrats who had little or no ‘oppo- 
sition, the ‘Veep; former vice 
president and one-time Sen. Alben 
W. Barkley, built up an early com- 
manding lead and unseated GOP 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 6)   | rising to 45 by 1 p.m. Partly remy and colder tonight | € 81,844 to 66,882. Allen was and Thursday is the forecast for ae 
Pontiac and vicinity. 
The U, S. Weather Bureau says | 
the low tonight will be 32 to 36' 
with a high tomorrow 40-44. first elected in 1932. 
Also renamed to a 12th term 
i. County Treasurer Charies 
A. Sparks who defeated Donald 
Downtown temperatures yester-| E- Barrett by 80,040 to 68,636. 
day ranged between 30 and 37 de- | Sparks, 64, has served since 1933. 
grees. At 8 o'clock this morning | Orrin McQuaid, 49, won his ninth | 
the mercury stood at 32 degrees. | term as register of deeds by turn- 
    
  
  
      
  
  
    | ting a new voting high for’ 
nearly 14 hours after the polls, 
a long background of police work, ‘Ha 
| yesterday afternoon when her car   
[How County City Pension 
Voted | Measure Also (Unofficial Returns) 
COUNTY OFFICES | 
“prosecutor _ Passes Voters (209 Out of 710 Pcts.) 
Ziem (R) ...... 81,089, Courthouse Measure 
    O'Connell (D) ... 67,531 Fails to Pass for Second 
SHERIFF Time This Year 
(209 Out of 210 Pets.) | Two local measures—in- 
Irons (R) ...... 83,193 cluding a $3,000,000 bond 
| Hicks (D) ...... ‘66,612 | | issue to finance a Pontiac 
CLERK | General Hospital addition— 
(20 Out of 210 Pets.) ; were passed by Pontiac 
| voters yesterday. Allen (R) ...... 81,844) C Dd). 66,882 But Oakland County vot- 
(D) ..... ers turned down fér the sec- 
PPREASURER t | ond time a proposal to erect 
(208 Out of 710 Pcts.) le new courthouse. 
Sparks (R) . ere 80,040 | Of the local proposals, unofficial 
‘Barrett (D) 68.636 j tallies show the authorization to | 
"sees , jincrease city employes’ pensions 
REGISTER | passed by the largest majority, a 
(209 Out of 210 Pcts.) | whopping 13.356 to 5.306, with one | 
McQuaid (R) . 81,305 | Precinct not yet reporting 
Kuschinsky 67,209 | Failing when first presented to | (D) . | Voters last April, the hospital | 
DRAIN COM. tn me mene (209 Out of 210 Pcts.) ee 60 per cent majority needed. One 
Main (R) ceceece 80,257 precinct is unreported. 
Harper (D) soooc 67,982 For the second time, county | 
voters rejected yan to is 
SURVEYOR aes one- half mil vray finance a | 
gral _ a See precinct chart page 17. _| 
( moppored new $4,500,000 courthouse on al 
CIRCUIT COURT COM. —_Telezraph road site : proposal was one of the hot- 
(Non-Partisan) test issues in the pre-election cam.   a * 
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' Victory Margin Growing Top Democrat 
Might Pull In 
Whole Ticket : Soap Heir Approaching . 
Biggest Vote Coup Since 
Murphy Win in 1936 
DETROIT \# — Gov, G. 
Mennen Williams won the 
first fourth term as gover- nor in Michigan history in ; 
Tuesday’s general election i 
and may have dragged his 
Democratic party to its first 
State ticket sweep since 
1936. 
Williams appears to be 
carrying his entire state 
ticket to victory. That has 
not happened since the late 
| Frank Murphy, former gov- 
ernor and United States 
== Court justice, en-     >. a —Ea ca 
. gineered a clean sweep at ‘ the height of the Roosevelt 
The question among 300 guests 
[who spent the night at a big. old 
“Is Soapy winning?” 
| Instead it was: “How 
jhe take in with him?” 
    
  mpton. ...... paign . GOV. G. MENNEN WILLIAMS | had pulled im onty = part or all (U ) With one Precinct unreported, |; ————_—_——_—— - —— | of their state ticket. & nopposed the vote was ‘‘no’’ 67,848 and ‘“‘yes”’ . i ; Cole. ......... = 445.195 Hudson Wins in Pontiac weer die! poe pean : nopposed It had failed at the August pri- — trick _Usenee on ean Pas 2, Col. 5) ary although a sister measure ticket, inctufing Pe Vv. Be P calling for issuance of bonds to 
pay for the building was approved 
by property owners 
ee tax increase was needed 
ppert the bond issue. With- 
sage obligation bonds 
issued. Mother of Four 
Killed in Crash Children. Hospitalized | a re 
cannot be 
A favorable vote by Pontiac | 
A ta owners pushed the hos- 5 = Two Dems 
Go to State Legislature 
State representatives for the Oakland County area in| Namara for U. S. Senator, elected, i 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) 4 
How State 
Voted   
Four Republicans and two Democrats won seats as 
tal proposal he ! (4,053 Out of 4,782 Pcts.) After Car Rams Tree pean ————— yesterday's balloting, and another Republican was re-| U. S. SENATOR 
| Hospital authorities have esti-, turned to the state senate. McN. D = Wi ‘ . amara .. 894,692 on Willow Road | mated that at leas I bode. wil Royal Oak Republican William S. Broomfield assumed Ais 894,512 A West Bloomfield Township | °s acity ‘dicii,  autaay | the 12th district state senator seat, defeating Democrat | erguson . 
tee Ot Die cotanee: eee KNEE | cerieidiit collinlahl Fred Elias of Hazel Park, 80,787 to 67,892. GOVERNOR | 
crashed headon into a tree on! “We're mighty happy it came 
  
  
  
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The 32 year old Broom-| (3,474 Out aie a 
      
  
      
  
  ; ing back Hazel A. Kuschinsky 81.- across,” said William F. Maybury, field had represented the Williams (D) . 852,691 OO | Willow road as she was returning 
Vot ve Dond 2 a ate me nm en me Mw tt Dom Unseating io” suestie Site Lemand (R) 1... 74ass | school. Oters Give Dondero Nod |"rrin commas nape se ja inn a rene toe ‘the nomination for state| _LIBUT. GOV. in, | 38, of 3314 Locklin Larlé, was dead | is senator. | (3,470 Out of 4,782 Pets.) Or eturn to on Tess D. Harper 80,257 to 67,982. Main, al at Pontiac General Hos- |'0° ¢xPensive.”” he ‘said. “We're en. er f uson In Dist Ou ‘hestl g 50, was appointed to the post in| arrival a ‘going to have to start from BP ag Mapa li herbie 804,354 1951 and first elected in ‘52. | scratch, get a new architect and pee “es . eid (R) 757,196 - Voters of the 18th Congressi Oxford defeated Waterford Town-|©8! \R7 ..--ee6 ’ ‘Georg 2 A. Dondero’s return’ te = reg endorsed Omar E. MacNett, 45, ran un- One of the children, Virginia, | get as much hospital as we can McNamara Lacks Only ship Justice of the Peace Donald . gton Tuesday by opposed for re-election as | * '* listed im critical condition | for $3,000,000." . E. Adams, 41.” by a 11,435-10,478 SECY. OF STATE Fe defestin Paul Sutton = to 68,708, with 209 out a by hospital authoritie®. The other 30,000 Votes With 850 ©: / < sh a 210 i) county surveyor, He was first ln City Manager Walter K. Will- | margin. Beardsley has held the po- (3,469 Out of 4,782 Pets.) Th elected in 1948, Gree, reported in geod condition | Wn wits termed the mencure’s | Wayne Precincts Out | sition since 1948. Adams has been Cleary (R) ..... 797,177 e veteran cum t from Royal Oak will mark with broken benes, cuts and (Continued on Page 2, Col.2) | unsuccessful in three previous at- ae a Soeie tome at ae January when he begins his pate Wa ae nope i bruises, are: Robert, 11, Patri- | DETROIT #—Patrick V. McNa-| tempts to gain the office. Hare (D) ...... 758,329 successive term e House of Re tatives Cia, 7, and Cathleen, 3. mara of Detroit has unseated U.S. | opponent, 43-4 = cee an — yg A eae "| West Bloomfield Township Pa- In Today’ S Press |sen. Homer Ferguson (R- Mich),| _Teirty-twe year eld Pontiac ATTY. GENERAL —— Sutton, also ty served as assistant Oakland Coun-| The cage ty henie their new |trolmen Joseph Nephew and Glen Birminghem 6... eee eeeee es. chairman of the Republican = ret, prey - meaican me Millard (R) of 4,782 "782.018 Oak, fa to unseat the Tl-year- prosecutor Hel too ulated that Were | GOUOh, Biliwn-s1ecceesccseesss Bi Committee, on the basis of rolling| © = eee old chairman of the House Public wasetion eats for is oc n — ——** = i. _— were no witnesses to the 3:30 acci- Comics ‘tees janesaorans ener vt | Democratic majorities in Tues: | at apo = my pop Kavanagh (D) 767,821 : Works Committee and the cham inis home district. ‘Thi | dent, said the woman apparently| {rene De Crane ooo “4, , 6: day's general election. ; a cvcthaen aa os with one “ee oar the St. Lawrence Seaway) “in 1939 Dondero won his first ''"'S Vote Was on Ice lost cantrol. ao i sorrsttetrssss-"a | With slightly more than 1,000 ot Helen tehaded tet a seat in the House of Representa-| KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (UP) — é:tiubaen the one, about fenton B6t00r 5 os. -seeeeseseees % the state's 4,782 precincts still un- | secking De t Leaun Herrel-| (3,468 Out of 4,782 Pcts.) : Congressman Dondere’s politi. | tives in the, former 17th district | Ska Star Sonja Henie received | 5X the road, after travel-| Miviee eT teres 4.:...@1 |Counted—850 in the Democratic mocra career dates back to 1905 | (changed. fae page ‘governor of| Mg about 100 feet down the left! Fe , ‘ |son in the ‘August primary. Brake (R) ...... 788,779 shin ba Suter puke ieenalie pascow 2 os » Ten ee ee as side ° ethene, a sa, sa, 58 | (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) District three voters returned| Brewn (D) 761,149 3 M4 ennessee, . eeiaic Ma | : . : eee ' , ns in the then village of Reyal Oak. TY & Radio Programs......... * | erelil by onl Ge gen cepertenes ti! Refublican incumbent Richard C. tape Kiwanis Agnval Sale See the Official 1954 Pan American Kiwanis Annes! Rammage Sale . Bart... I ecnee " W. Huron, | ¥4n Dusen, 23, by a wide margin after Want Ads 22, 68. 5, «8 D & D Cleaners, 143 ¥ Shortly. he was named to | starts Ccpearee oe .,ewrence Bt..| Road Race Entry at Oliver Buick today morte tomorrow ot te oy. ofterence ssa ree PR BESS) Tg Pande | \" 5-8116. Pick up @ deliver (Continued on Page 2, Col, 3) posts as township treasurer, town- | Sfrner —* eehee, only, 210 Orchard Lake Ave. + Corner 
ship clerk and “Wht el Ease rms St ty Tel-Meren Siere Big Sone Stharsaey, Pri open @ a.m. niet ihe, Official 1054 Pon American | et ee oe embed atest eked KO) 
Oak's first mayor. He has also! gay thes Open every evening “ti 8 day * bent 3 * — Ty ied Orehard tare ve Nee toaey | only. 310 Orchard Labe Ave, — 
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           ws | ; h ae epee C t Dems Control House, Alan Bible (D), The Day in Birmingham Pontiac Deat 5 Pe u How oun y ‘Battle for Senate ‘te ae ‘ ® oe 
} ep S to Victor Mrs. John Samples Voted | (Continued From Page One) | and Cumeulive . W Mrs. John (Rosa) me (Continued From Page Gne) | sen. John Sherman Cooper in Ken- rg T. Meek of 314 Howard McNeill St. die 
| tucky. . 
Sunday ater a year’s illness. 
LEGISLATIVE Contests in other “‘safe” states Leni Hip = U | Born in Memphis, Tenn. Dec. U. S. SENATOR — both Democratic and Repub- Carolina | 
| 11, 1896, she was the daughter of 
of 210 Pcts.) — foliowed. the expected South : 
| William and Sarah Gates Cooper. 
aig $1,832 | pattern. In many of the crucial St Thurmond h Bureau members will be held at 8 to- Mrs. Samples came here from F (R) see ’ | states, hewever, the vote was rom 4 ne Oe Deemer might at the Congregational Fast St. Louis. Ill. 34 yenre Se” 
(D) ..- 67,200 very close. inee _ BIRMINGHAM—\ <a . Sis | Church, with an informa! cofice ‘and was a me mber of the Church 
In New Jersey, former Rep. Clif- dential nom 
‘ SN ee tee ana i th in yes hour te fellow. | of Chirtet in God. She wus ans) CONGRESSMAN ‘ford P. Case (R) trailed al night | cor A, Brown, the reguier Demo Springfield... 395 reat a . - = prber ot the Miley Burial | 209 Out of 210 Pcts.) hen befan creeping up ny rty nominee. - Independence... .. 749 erday’s election race, Se ee | Residents’ complaints over the ciety 
( 80.621 he pall R. Howell (D) in| ‘atic pa ; Orion . 1060 ook an emphatic victory in Bir cutback to enly one garbage col- | Besides her husband, she is ll 
Deadero (R) sees ’ re battle for the seat of Sen.| In Idaho, Sen, Henry C. Dwor- Oakland M5 en as pee nd {lection per week this summer | vied by fou oe ee oe Sutten (D) ..... 68,708 | Robert C. Hendrickson (R) who did shak (R) spé@lled the comeback Highland 666 has, Birmingham, Bloomfield |S8OWd be non-existent next year. sone Berne gp Rens 
| not seek re-election. Case was the| effert of former Demecratic fon, ou pe eft, as Birmingham, Bloom rel w rs at this week's City Dorothy Psters, Anna Marie Thom- 
TE SENATOR é | Gina Mi Taylan, sie presen ‘ Hills, and Bloomfield Township a ission meeting authorized as LeNetta Bowman, John Sam- 
STA { 210 Pets.) only Republican gi tial nominee of Henry A, Wal- | Waterford ....... = voters cast more ballots than the | twice-a-week garbage pick-ups for ples, Jr., Mansfield, Herbert, Wil- ve (209 Out of 2 80.787 didate for ree anid res would lace’s Progressive Party in 1948. — ee 403 1950 off-year election. | four months during the summer, | liam, Leonard and 14 grandchil- ieee “ Broomfield (R) oe ’ rts 
And for the House of Represen- — ee es cc, | Wik peli culiscten tit ete Jaren all of Pontiac. held Thurs-| “"yaepemicx u. somnson Elles (D) ....... 67,892 ies Niches, ea. Hae. Fo pat ee Danammaaee a ported a 75. ie of the year. unera | , 
| . . te GOP was in Pennsylvania where in Birmingham's 11 genres a Commissioners also extended the dey at 2 p.m. ~_— gg l STATE LEGISLATORS — a Tok un ec oe ousted three Republt- DISTRICT 2 — oe a /Contract for garbage and rubbish | God on ee if ciating. Burial | DISTRICT 1 a ble lead over Democrat cans and seated three Democrats. | (43 out of a aa voters. | collections to the B & B Disposal | Jaries Markem offi ae arren 0 i and siza N re ee sig oc ; th GOP-held seat in Penn. g This . * primary vote : oll Oak Hull Cemetery 
(Complete) Patrick V. McNamara. t late A fourth : 2 This topped the primary Service, which has handled the will follow in he William 
5 industrial Detroit | syivania remained in doubt as the 5 = Cut ahoned th wal 31 spit 20D hs ear Conte or all mgr Avangrnets rey the W . 10S Adame Dy. pyre Senta x aims) Detratyiania remained in doubt athe i and showed the usual > =P | sary -ollections will be an esti- FF. Davis Funeral Home 
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- Republican and Pemnccrmtte gr j mel a $65,065. ; = ; k resi en les Adams (D) outcome in doubt. — ad seeded two ea. Sip oc ball In Bloomfield Hills. election o = e ° Mrs. David E. Tric er 
DISTRICT 2 | tn Ohte, Rep. George H. Ben- publi in Missouri, one of them Pon T 3 ficials tallied 74 votes, of & PO) 1. her business meeting of David E. (Martha E) ick H. Johnson (43 Out of 44 Pcts.' | der (R) took an early lead ever in former President Truman's DISTRICI sible 1,143, for a 61 Republican | | | Business Women's Club will lak aa 335 E. Walton Biva.| Frederic . ite (R 12,27] | Ses. Thomas A. Burke (D) for district. Other seats lost by victory, [get under way with dinner at 6:30 | Tricker, rday ate tri ess. os Suffers Heart Attack at |Huthwaite (R) ... , the unenytoed two years of tho | heme members to Democrats in- a ee te, hace ce | WME <a the: Commonly Tasage, | ad es | Hudson (D) ..... 8,259 | inte Robert A. Taft's term, but cluded two in [linois, and one i ee ae eee with the business on © BP rhe dun ghter of John and Mercy Home Tuesday 
could met stretch tt to assure each in Wisconsin, New York, In- - ship, where 3,414 of the 4,500 reg- | Jow. | ; je caug born in Barna . Johnson, widely | DISTRICT 3 vietory on the basis of diana, Delaware and Michigan. Milford .........., 769 ee eee we oct aly sel and came to | lags agg Melts "Delile and | (Complete) returus. , , California and Oregon, [Commerce .._... 1394 Incumbent Senator Nomer | William Maxwell ay | = = on eats, 60: trim known i ha iccel et ere Dusen (R) -e 19,469 | The same was true in Wyoming, In invelved in het |W. Bloomfield .. 2188 , the greatest | Servicedor William Maxwell. 91, Pontiac — nis x ber | Pontiac for Van ore 8 r Sen. Joseph C.O’Ma- | Democrats were Avon ._........ 2180 eee cae he lof 911 Knox St.. will be held at Marion, Ind. She was a em and desire to help needy per nes Lambros (D) Lae 8,372 where forme é' t ahead of races with Republican incum- ield -» - 2983 number ot mils biel of Ao 1:30 p.m Friday at the Manley of the United Brethren Church died yesterday at his home, ie page ou Pos tents and claimed a goad chense Bloomfield ....... ise — ee ame | Bailey Fe H with burial there. Elm Park, Pleasant Ridge. He DISTRICT 4 P. Henry at ke ae of picking up an additional dHile est while Gov. G, Mennen Williams Bailey Funeral ome, T sons survive. Homer E.. of | Bt with n heart condiiies 
|for the ;seat now held by 
Blo®nf'd HUM 5053; - |in Southfield Cemetery. A retired, Two had been i (Complete) (R). or twa, ham ...... 774 oe ~— ce een rate » he died yesterday follow- | a ee ne tne te home. wa Pag desc was born on Funen | Hughes (R) 5002 16,137 me a rel lead see-sawed| Republicans turned the tables 4 Birming — oc A, Hart, of 557 Westwood | ing a long illness. with w Avitlg are five grandchil- Mr. Johnson sail tha Gone a Den- | (D) 12,629 | between Sen. James E. Murray four states to pick up tee. 19469 — . He is —— dg ° f rrnaare dren po 10 great-grandchildren. eae ‘May 3, 1895. He worked on Swanson eae ’ (D) and his challenger, Rep. Wes- | rently =! —— boomy in rene ae , . ye and Mary, 0 - ; eam ted wemuieedl i : ' - 7 Hart, funning for lieutenant. pseiy ‘ eae, ae. also of | Mrs. —s hes — - the neg Sar et iat eo he aes sddesetl $ —— rs ~ tee (R-Ore) took victories were in the pir grag 3 BT te Nea et ne ne | mingham, and a brother John, o [Needham & "Son Funeral ‘Hore | cation in to America (Compleve early lead in his state but|Democratic south — one “ opposed to 1,885 cast for the |. é Needham & Son Fune age of 16, he came to |'Hern (R) ...... 16,319 Ric ; Neuberger polled First District of Florida, and the governor. ” He also received the | aie * 6 « |at Marion this after: fOr Ser¥~ with his sister. Car (Dy 11,161 ae heavy vete for a ae other in the Fifth District of Texas. _ highest number of Democratic Warren C. Pratt lice and burial Friday. With the assistance of a fettow Cox (D) ....... == i ia Mer Goraily Regablion (Ogata ae ae a as Lyon cece. a votes in Bloomfield Hills and woien ¢ —_ 2 “otaee} ; ° Dane, a so DISTRICT 6 stronghald. , The oe ad ee ek to —— a 1938 Bloomfield Township Bloomfield Court, Hudso City Cho machinist. He turned {" seat in Kansas: ; ‘< iia aie lade eal mo _of| Sekar with the firm of Warren C. n I Ice tool making end dovdiaped the | R) 14.720 In Massachusetts, Senate Re- oe eens Is pane ee * — soacocc ss idents received a stamp Of pratt and Associates Detroit, . first automatic multiple point | Wheeler cree ’ publican Whip Leverett Salton- local fight over a thrup ........... aporoval, ‘ith a vote of 5.106 for, died Gis merving at 2. ee for Legislature ote ntnine for mse inaute ipa Mabon (DY... 6,345 | cca, 0 etuunch bocher of he ee i ee seseeees = and 2.068 against the sale of city-| \tercy Hospital, Pontiac, after a ) | Produetion, 
poe reqpra-oy ronal has changed hands from Oek ; nan eS St eles hat Soa a member of the| (Continued From Page One He formed a company to manu- STATE TICKET tag stead to sietery cease a a armington — Estates Subdivision No. 1. Mr. pry was ~ over Democrat William G. Lam- facture the new equipment. It now GOVERNOR cratic State Treasurer Foster that the Democrats would hold 16137 A millage increase for con- —a ee oe Univer- | bros, 29, of Troy Township. does a multi-million dollar busi- (209 Out of 210 Pcts.) Furcele. 230 to 235 seats in the new House RICT 5 strectien ef the sow | ae The Birmingham attorney | ness annually. | Leonard (R) .... 176,153 Jowa produced another close one | of Representatives, compared to poss _ courthouse was turned down | sity. widow ise, he is| roned a decisive 19,49 te | Frederick Johnson was president 086 which M 205 for the Republicans, The = here and in Bloomfield Town- scar ng hie . w O52 vieter?, and owner of Warren Alloy Me-| Williams (D) .... 75, ld ge sly rhe im dy meg Re ~ survived sons, 7 . 
, Gillette (D) was upset SS eet SO B. of i, City Attorney Theodere | chanical Processing Co., $15 Oak LIEUT. GOV. Gone serviced Prehdad tose |S yee eae at Obie, wan one Bloomfield Hills. int, and Warren K.|_ Berkley -, Pontiac, — : President Roose-| ousted by a Democrat. al Oak City 5 | John H. of Flint F Hughes, Republican emerged also president of Pro- (209 Out of 210 Pets.) Gillette survived 
bers to control | Roy : i three municipalities, vot- Augusta, Ga.. two daughters, ictorious in District four, polling} He was « . velt's “purge” in 1938 but lost his| It takes 218 mem Huntington Wds. . 2033 crs approved the fist two amend. %, Auta. Ga. two, daughters SAMS clge ever Dean ts bean lerenien albus = “Detroit | Reid (R) nesses 76,424 tn 88 and Soll Sot ageiet ert |e house. The Reputticens beld Pleasant Ridge 11589 ments on the state ballot, prevent-| 34 ners Liston Crane of Lake- son, 3, of Southfield Township. precideat snd owner ed’ Worms |Hast (D) 72,977 day's vote, Senin im Tuee-|the minionumn S18 majority Jon disqualification of electors | wood ©. and 17 grandchildren. final showed a . | President 
day's vote Congress. : no moved within | funeral service was held | _, THe wad oe ee Vee, pee: SECY. OF STATE The GOP wrested another seat because of having | Private 12 629 vote dent of Ziking Products in Kala 
DISTRICT 6 the state during the 30 days prior |inis afterncon at the Manley Former Royal Oak mayor Ver- a lesgreik (209 Out of 210 Pets.) contest in Colas 3.2, 2% | Ballot, Then Childbirth ; to the election, and the controver- | pany Funeral Home. nald F. Horn, 53, was named Re- | mazoo Pl , (R) . 80,306 contest in Colorado. Lt. Gov. Tenn. (UP) — = sial Conlin plan for administering 
publican representative of Dis oa oe ee ‘D) sees 68.418 don Allott (R) a ame seg gg al ee. = the state aid to schools. : | ed: five, turning away Michael F. Cox, | Co., . Canada|Hare (D) ....... , Rep. John A, Carroll (D) Mrs. al The other: two amendments — « Hosnita Approv ’ [aus i loeaa & tee oo Ge (D), who was clecied gover, [aes aes voter Tuesday. She : bonus for Korean war veterans ° a 16,31911,161 ballot. . Limited in ATTY. GENERAL (D). who was elected governor. | marked a aa et Or hospital | Royal Oak Twp. ... 4084 and legalized bingo — were voted Re ted Voters awarded a fourth term | town, Ont., Canada. led Mr (209 Out of 210 Pcts.) Hewever, the Republicans |a.m., and birth to a baby | Hazel Park ....... 972 * 28 «* 
ec t» Democrat Water T. McMahon! His love of children (R) . 79,157 mot hold the Nevada seat | where she gave Ferndale _...... 1289 Millions of American church From, Page District six, giving him a wide | Johnson with the late Gen. W. S. | Millard aot could Democratic Sen. Pat | girl, 
—_ I women will be celebrating World| (Continued — margin over Sunchdinan Brats’ P. Knudsen, to form a relief organi- Kavanagh (D) see 69,122 Sicticnen: Sspentines Mies 
6345 Community Day on Friday, as will | passage “very fine,” sald the Wheeler. McMahon polled 14,675, | zation, “Save the Children Feder- amma m, whe had been appointed | Crows can fly 60 miles per hour werent ae ieee! durch wonle when they ee et eee Oe XO 7 ceed ue Ware aa ation,” in Rebild, Denmark TREASURER Church in Lathrup arrange for new plans, 
Denmark (Brake (R) ...... "This to also the anaual lngather of bonds and contracting for con- Liberace Attracts 8,150 a Ss a - ~emi on.774 | | ing of layettes, bedding and chil-| strection. GRAND RAPIDS (UP) — The Mitel ef Wacken Os baum Brown (D) ..... , l Guay Guthing, which wil be sent] Crcsrestien should begin carly audience ever assembted Red Cross Medal and the Medal AUDITOR GEN 
. overseas . through Church World|. i955 wittman said. Tae be eae a | af Sika eee oe eee 20 Pets.) | : 
eo Service. Funds donated will help “We're very grateful to the com- 8,150 persons—attended a concert Save the Children Federation. le (209 Out of 
i Ce Site government sure a, Tung or tery tevin star Liberace hee| Sar te Chien Fedreo,e Martin (R) ..... 80,664 LTE _ Sees SSNS se na j food es Government Surplus ang all.of us will we all ur | Tessy sinks Athletic Club and Detroit Yacht Targonski (D) .. 67,453 ’ f means to use the facilities pro- Baby’ Club. 
,, be used fe i vided us to give better patient |, 1 Si ; PROPOSALS seaaee’ the woth oa Monee service in the community.” said | ‘Of Thee ng, etec- He jaa STATE PROPOSALS daboor, chief resettiement offi- | Lauretta Paul, hospital director. ATLANTA (UP) — —_ sith | American Scandina Founda NO. 1 ELECTORS 
. with the World Council of The approved pension plan for | tion officials found one bi tion and of L pli in Geneva, Switzer: | Pontiac city employes provides for the name “Betty Jone” written. ’Reliet Inc., a family foundation. Yes........ cee 83,261 _ : ar month! yments and | in for governor. Besides his wife, Josephine, he 34511 Yeeeah, ST at, |ierased monty ‘payments and py an cia anid nt | survived ty a dager, Mart. |NOo oo. ANNUA ) ts are made for - s ™ "J 
, t * gous Shining: tok Gh Wi. ©. unter and their survivors. alty,” an official said. ys can ing Jr.; two NO. 2 — SCHOOL AID the mew retugee relief act. of Royal Oak, Mrs. Howard Askel- (209 Out of 210 Pets.) : “, ~ — pohteiater ante tates: Dems Count 17 Governors |srcca™ Hv Aa | | a ou ot 1337 en ; ~ Probate Judge Arthur E. Moore, Z grandchildren. Neo. 2.2.0.0... 48,046 whose topic is, ‘Children in Oak- bl ° Win 13 Also surviving are a sister, Mrs. 
. land County.” The Rev. Jobn D. and | €pubdlicans olan socnmengen: two brothers. | NO. 3 — KOREAN BONUS 
2 Rose, minister o: church, 
; : , John Johansen erndale will participate in the service, with | By UNITED PRESS incumbent) | Svend Jehansn of Denmark. (209 Out of ae 740 music by. Mrs. Rose and Mrs. | Gubernatorial unofficial election results (X denotes The funeral will be held Thurs-|Yes. ......... ‘ pipes ; re as follows: 
.m. from the Wessell Fu- eke eee hss 
seesies ee yo osars Garabrant will . Alabama—James F. Folsom, D.. defeated Thomas Abernethy, R. | day at 3 p.m. i Ne 
_ Mrs. Mauri | 
(X). | neral Home, Pleasant Ridge. Burial tive the devetions and tea will be | Arizone—Ernest W. McFarland, D.. leading Howard Pyle Ro. (Xi. will follow in White Chapel Me} = NO). 4 __ BINGO d Fr ida and , Satur ay served by the women of Townsite Arkansas—Orval E. Faubus, D.. defeated Pratt Remmel, R. morial Cemetery. - (208 Out ot 200 Pets.) - urs ay, y Community Church. Calitornia—Goodwin L. Knight, R., (X), defeated Richard P. - Yes. ...... Fob. a} ‘ an 6 1 . , ll Graves, D. 
f Scenes 72,00 N be + 5 —— Sd ” Calerndion tbo C. Johnson, D., defeated Donald G. Plenty 0 Experience We. ... 2, ovem r f be held when the Ladies Auxi om S| peu o 
; mets at 8 tonight ote Bln Cg ehind These Votes |Top Dem May Pull | M. ‘Dail anit at 8 tonight at re war Connecticut—Abraham A Ribicoff. D., defeated John Davis ] oles op y n 9 A.M. to 9 e e ai y field Hills residence of Mrs. Wal- | a. pix). 
4 “* . ~" ta Leipold, on Cranbrook road. Florida—Leroy Collins. D.. elected: J. Tom Watrson, R., died LIBERTY, Mo. oom aa a His Whole Ticket 
| Covhostesses on the refreshment 6, "4 scurain ceri eee a can en ee ears. Stuart |“ Georgia—Marvin Griffin, D.. elected without opposition. Paige ng Sarna E, Lawson,| (Continued From Page One) Cobb, Mrs. Kenneth Gillespie, Mrs. Idaho—Robert E. Smylie, R., defeated Clark Hamilton, D. %, and yoy ll polie together yes. nie Williams’ 
LAW . e Margaret Haack and Mrs. Ambert lowa—Leo A. Hoegh: R.. defeated Clyde E. Herring, D. 87, coc tee ballots in the | A! yee fairty legal adviser, e Peterson. . Kansas—Fred Hall. R., defeated George Docking, D. i terday lection. Booth said he pi A. Hart, had it with |F. C Cass A eee ier prospective | Maine—Edmund 5S. Muskie, D., defeated Burton Cross, poy Se an tans is oe heen for Noutenant ; 
of Ave. =ee eal tes (Sept. 13). 
. Okla:. John H. .. ur. |. Maryland—Theodore R. McKeldin, R., (X), defeated Harry C.| And seen bh ant tien At pe saute Games The Weather Byrd. D : F. |in yesterday's election, declaring a breather. He and his bright-eyed ° a b4 / retz, tontgut and Tawrvtay.  Colaet | Massachuse(ts—Christian A. Herter, R., (0); defeated Robert F. ee ee | on ten, el a hae The Bi est Stock in Vur istory ‘ Feureaay. Windy ing nertherty. Murphy, D. 
refusing to tell how he marked side. He slipped an arm around gg * hom tomight at fe’ $6. “High Thersday | : . X), defeated Donald 8. ballot. her. She tweaked or A oo. Michigan—G. Mennen Williams, D., (X), his her and kissed her. " 
; ! Lots of Tota to Feoties Leonard, R. Elmer Saag [hn eek SeOeE Men‘s, Women’s and Children’s Clothing and Shoes Lowest temperature preceding § sm Minnesota—Orville L. Freeman, D.. leading C. : Democrat Unseating Nancy wore a dress she had ens, VV 
Millin- rection Bortawest ny © ™P™ | Anderson, R. (X). 3 Sjyeces Chant iran Wiens Gates Topcoats and Overcoats! Big Selection of — rednesgay. yl } Nebraska—Victor E. Anderson, R., defeated William E. — D. Senator F uson interwoven with gold thread. ° , Refrigera- eee tnaraarles H. Russel, R.. CX), leading oha Shaw. D. erg attered notaly back at the crowd, | @FY, Purses, Accessories! Electric and Gas Ranges, New Hampshire—Lane Dwinell, R., pst Contin From Page One) chattered noisly back at the crowd. ’ 
. ee ee we Pars vat Week Commie |Teretg, 2 Sevtie, van beget [I lroners, Washers! Furniture, Rugs, Linoleum, Lamps, Pic New York—Averell Harriman, D., defeated Irving M. Ives, roared up to within 30,000| through legs, begging for scraps , : 1 ie simp snd turkey. "| tures! Radios, Floor and Table Models, Luggage! Lots of Dish- : _—-Bymers.D. nodes comer | bis istmas Gifts! © 
Election officials Williams sent son Gery, 13, 
r (Aa Teeetéed downtown) | Ohio—Frank J. Lausche, D., (X), defeated J Soy oe ealy. @ debit of @ tow. bantoed ny he. an tall an he best es, Kitchenware and Large Stock of T and Ch : Highest temperature........... 44 Oklahoma—Raymond Gary, D., defeated Reuben K. Sparks, R. more precincts before McNamara looking father, to bed at 1:45 a.m. ; ee See See peepee es:-::::- 83|  Cresee Penk Parma R.. (X), defeated James K. Carson Jr. D. leage ahead of the man whe ent | 10°04 presided @s eanouncer al Nereis Weather—Partiy cloudy | Rhode sland Drees, ae Di, Seiuated Ling H. Wood, R. in Michigan’s Senate weat for 14 a news ticker much of the eve- situa SALE OF ; One Tear kgs in ae s:| Rhode Island—Dennis J. Roberts, D. (X), defeated Dean J. years and played a big part in ning. AUCTION > eves in wi > rn - Se 51 Lewis; R. D., elected without | the dectstons of the Eisenhower |™NE and Wendy, 8, -were : : phe ee , ek — —~~enremeenesereneas South Carolina—George B. Timmerman Jt., D., administration. put to bed a ee _~ | bb 
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oi Se rds po , | South Dakota—Joseph J. Foss, R., defeated Edward C. Martin, D. ee somge EE i ll Clement, DB. (X), defeated a minor party 227 scattered rural precincts | ernor was: — 
po Serna Precincts ........ eovesevecs O0Gn q Texas—Allan Shivers, D., (X), defeated Tod R. Adams, R. At 10 a.m. the vote : Total § Reported ........ 3.710 | 
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eeeeee #9 Bevegesees : Vermont—Joseph B. Johnson, R., R, rx defeated wikine; mes To 4,782 Williams e- % : veers STANT Ebiemcn eS See fresco ame a es Pi meray in od Fy Wyoming—Wittiam Jack, D.,jpating Miwerd an McNamara ........ 526,002 ° macne ge. PT 7 F ’ 
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Copper Still Fascinating |sereyOr Seco Now | [Driver 2. Takes Spin _ 
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Around the 6th century A. D. it| heater de-icing system for ASHINGTON—Copper, one of : 
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rials of the atomic age. in the 14th century, German Crafts-| material is sprayed on parts 
Several Canadian prospectors are| men learned to draw copper| requiring protection. A thin AT RELIEF repeniee, 4 ware Ragsme wedtihg | Geengh, diss-¢ Seferemer of af |bager Of motel 16 sprayed on 
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country of northwest Ontario. ever, that the commodity came into | Other spray of insulator. Neo Aqua Drin throat lozenges with powerful antibietic Tyrethricin Other prospectors tell of find- | Prominence to meet the needs of Terminals and leads connect | work taster to gombat Gram-positive germs responsibie for 
ing big nuggets of pure copper, | tbe newly invented telephone and the plane's electrical system to, most forts Wonderfully soothing, Neo-Aqua-Drin 
From similar sou they say, | the incandescent electric light.| ‘He heater element. is guaranteed to contain wp te twice ot mach pete 
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Yj ° if N ly Canada ranks tourth among the ero Bayer ag —— m op wid yes tag yt ee GESTS Uj V/ _&£ world’s copper producers, notes gat today the metal is again | secund ee NEO-AQUA-DRIN-- 
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, THE PONTIAC PRESS = | Ain ti wo), « mecerea || Vote for State } | — 5 | Control House Alan Bible (D), a McCarran ote [0 . 
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OW --¢ @ ees The Day in Birmingham -|Pontiac Dea 
Battle for Senate i Mia the race Deen ib Legislate . ee eee i 
Voted | (Continued From Page One) las and Conservative Republican _ £ AR 
John Samples 
| T. Meek ended in victory "gs gé Mrs. 
One) John Sherman Cooper in Ken- | Joseph T. ma- = , 
2osa) Samples, 58, (Continued From Page One) | sen. for Douglas, Meek’s downstate a~ < . 
| Mrs. John ‘Rosa) Samp died 
tucky. was much too small to off- a of 314 Howard McNeill St. 
LEGISLATIVE in other “safe” states | Jority margin in Chicago. _ “ 
ens ear’s illness. 
Contests set the Douglas 
es 668 130 * ® 
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U S SENATOR | — both Democratic and Repub- Carolina produced an un- a land “ 183 1 y nh Me S, 
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y - eland ...... ith Recor 0 e UrNoU j 1 soo she was the daughter of 
(209 Out of 210 Pcts.) lican — Rages pr Men catr ecedented type gf eg ye Bread re 413 9) \ | Wilham and a watts dere toot 
Ferguson (R) ... 81,832 states, however, the vote was ine Democratic Party presi-| Oxford ..,......... Ts ea Our Birmingham Bureau = members will _— eh oat E a ee Ill. 34 years ago 
McNamara (D) ..- 67,200 very close. dential nominee, won as a gr ae se 119 r t the Congrega vast $ . one . Choc 
; /, former Rep. Ciif- | &™ , idate over soeeea-niin 9 4 wee <0 “a Se hile Sede inane “wit an informal coffee | ang was a . eo the cured 
CONGRESSMAN ppp heeig: 4 penile night | cratic — ‘the regular Demo- | Springfield i 213 oe ms candidates ° 
of Chris tet ike! bot) CLL 
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. ae" pendence ..... 9 ve state, and ea can Eon E, ves. hour te iow: + a Saher the Miller Burial So 
(209 Out of 210 Pcts.) en then beffan creeping up in | cratic party nominee. art -_ 1050 1029 ace anwed a “ ‘e, Republicans | ‘o ts over the | eyeqy 
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: (R) 80,621 | Rep. Charles R. Howell (D) | In Idaho, Sea, Heary C. Dwor- Oakland -.......... Wd 182 sok an eomhatic victors in Bir,| Reekdeats’ complaint: ge col’! Besides her husband, she is sur-/ | Dondero meee their batfle for the seat of Sen. R) spéiied the comeback pons 436 ook an emphatic i ” cutback to only Ten oe hed be four daughters, and five | 
* Sutton (D) tae 68,708 | Robert C. Hendrickson (R) who id rest psn Democratic Sen. White _ ; 684 235 ningham, as expecte lection per wee iis " ernice Cooper of Detroit, 
eek re-election. Case was t 
ar mare ae 4409 ee re seat eat eee ae ea Siow a0 Pee) __|sly Ropicn congenial ca | ie Tele, te ene weuroed a eft, as Birming ’ ‘nship | Lawmakers a us pane LeNetta Bowman, John Sam- 
209 Out of 210 Pets.) didate for whom Sen, Joseph 
Party in 1948. 06 pe 247 med Moneta Tee eda. meeting authorized as. LeNe ee . Wil- 
‘ : : would | lace’s Progressive Sylvan Lake ...... owed cast more ballots than the twice-a-week garbage pick-ups for ieee gp air gion peak Peed 
Broomfield (R) pipe gr oe) ae for the House oo 
11435 9978 1950 off-vyear election. . | four months during the summer, | lam, Pontiac 
° na OT . ; ° . Slime Fax tatives, the heaviest City Clerk trene Hanley bs with weekly collections for the rest | dren a of Fons he held Thers-| FREDERICK H. JOHNSON Elias (D) 
| In Michigan, sone Senate GOP | gain was in Pennsylvania ih DISTRICT 2 ; ported a 75.5 per cent total vote of the year. | The yn m. from the Church of | 
STATE LEGISLATORS Poe —— took an early the voters ousted three Republi sia aul of 64 peas is Bireaingham’s It prosine’ <° |’ Coletcdesieners aloo extended the | dey at Wesson St. with Elder 
KT 1 a gee a wee Derucerst cans and seated three Democrats. g = 9.513 of the 12,596 registered contract for garbage and rubbish | God “ heen officiating. Burial ren 0 DISTR ‘and sizable le re vara, but late! A fourth GOP-held seat in Penn. 3 a im 
collections to the B & B Disposal | Jaries Ma in Ouk Hill Cemetery 
(Complete) Patrick V. Mc! = a Detroit | syivania remained in doubt as. the | z 2 i ~ “This topped the | primary ne Service, which has handled the Arrangenvents a by the Wilham 
. Beardsley (R) see 11,435 sash his marcia and left the ballot counting went into the Sec- 
| } ) Vears ago by two per cent, | * so Costs for all neces- RRO §oLtbodd. - tl Home . 
reduc 
_ £ ‘ ay used the usual >) _ . ee ee “will be an esti: PF. Davis Funeral Hom President Dies Adams (D) os) Ge 9,978 outcome in doubt. Hu “The Dcueerste unseated ean Pontiac City 7 aan and Democratic votes. : 55, 065 . ‘ 
ieorge H. Ben- : Missouri, one RICT . Ie publican — D me aleadion of. | Mated $65,065. . Me David E. Tricker 
DISTRICT 2 | In Ohte, Rep, ae ae pal publicans in Tauasia's DIST In Bloomfield Hills, 
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; 44 Pets} der (R) teok an 'y for |in former President b ficials tallied 740 votes, of a | November business ne ii Mrs. David EF. (Martha E) Frederick H. Johnson | __- - 2,271] | See. Thomas A. Burke (D) the | home district. Other seats lost hi = S Bie She eS Et RAKE. esac Wakes Cas ai |Tricker, 94, of 335 E. Walton Blvd Attack at |Huthwaite(R) ... 12, the unexpired two years of GOP members to Democrats Ss 44> victory. , han | ¢t under way with dinner rs 6:20 pe yeaterday after an illness of Syffers Heart ac (D) ; 8,259 late Rebert A. Taft's hag but cluded two in [linois, = = ‘ g pe Republicans (osk a mere tham| ous at the Community House, 
a Hudson ues could not stretch it te assure ach in Wisconsin, New York, In- * 347 i margin y errr $00 ree with Ean Deseeeraceting fe oll c= daugheer af: Sétin and Mercy| Home Tuesd : idely | DISTRICT 3 vietory om the basis of | piel eaters) Bad) Siemeee: Commerc © cecccee. a N62 age 3,414 of the 4,500 reg- low. 
. /, she was born in Barna, rrederick H. Johnson, widely d | returns. 
: and = Oregea, [Commerce ..... ; 19 a went to the polls. |! * * 8 or jae ‘a ieee and came to cane a Denmark, Detroit and (Complete) 469 | was true in Wyoming, I» Californie tnvelved in het |W. Bloomfield ... 2188 ba ist 
William Maxwell | Ind. y 0, . ~~ tai : his love of children Van Dusen (R) . 19, The same as ph C.O’'Ma- Democrats were Avon _.......... 2180 cee ncumbent Senator Homer | rifle axwell, 91,| Pontiac nine years ag Pontiac for his ji 372 where former Sen. Joseph C. 0°) races with Republican Bloomfield ........ 2983 i a. » captured the greatest Service for gta Maxwe Id at Marion, Ind. She was a member and desire to help pia nab Lambros (D) 8, honey (D) moved out ahead _ bents and claimed a good chance oo 154 4 e 
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er sccees - ss number of Birmingham's neconi ae ee at the Manley of the United Brethren Churc died ee Ridge. He DISTRICT 4 | Rep. William practic by Sen. of picking up an additional seat La ES Hills ..... 657 oi Se ae te ee Bailey Funeral Home, with burial there. urvive, Homer §.. of Elm Park. Pleasant Ridge. | He Complete) pole ot eg or two, in | Birmingham TH ane Set. <., Eeaee Southfield Cemetery. A retired | Two sons sur W., of Pohtiac, | had 
cisy 7 = Seem wed | Republicans turned the tables —— 7 second fiddle to the Dem. | in : follow- | Marion, and Carl W., for five years. Funen Hughes (R) .... 16, | In Montana, the lead see-sa seats cur 19469 8372 oa home town favorite, | farmer, he died yesterday | with whom made her home.“ a5 Johnsen was born i D) 12,629 retween Sen. James E Murray | four pay al sy held by Demo- s 
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ive grandchil- ; t n- jsoac 4 i : Philip A, Hart, of 637 Westwood =< hpedernscy two daughters, | Also survivi = ove sire eg oe on ee een orked on Swanson ( . ‘D) and his challenger, Rep. Wes rently ef these Republican DISTRICT 4 De. Olive and Mary, both of Birming. | dren qe ai ore from the | ee dee ons received his edu- DISTRICT 5 ley A. yA Ea (R-Ore) took | victories were in the raged 2 S 1, running for lieutenant} im a sister, Jane, also of Bir- Fes bone al Home to the |‘ in the local schools. At the (Complete) Sen a in his state but | Democratic gree gy - the = ~ governor took 1,922 votes as mingham, and a brother John, a oll E Son Funeral Home are of 16, he came to “* Horn (R) 16,319 Richard Mg Aon polled an | First Fins District of Texas . for the |. 
} , : for serv- | ster, = ss | orm (R) ...... 161 
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Birmingham attorney | ness ident Leonard 
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Republicans. 
S courthouse "was terned down (sity he is! rene decatve 19,409 te | “Prederick Johnson was Me- | Williams (D) 75,086 | in a race in which Sen. Guy M. lone independent House, suctaber. - courthouse was | Besides his widow , relied up a and owner of Warren Alloy Me- meee Gillette (D) was upset by Rep. | lone ot Ohio, was 1118 1739 Bloomfield Town- — ; W.! s,s72 . kena .. 915 Oak- 
— Martin eran . Frazier Reams . Clawson . : > pedi ig tingymnere on James 'B. of Birmingham. maiey City Atteresy Thesdere| Sean Pontiacs LIEUT. GOV. Gaver iacthes Pend Meee cuted by a Democrat, a _ — i K. emerged hi of Pro- 209 Out of 210 Pets. rial ” lost his| It takes 218 mem! Huntington _ Bloomfield Hills. | John H. of Flint, and Warren . Republican He was also 
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Republicans held 11589 2 In all three municipalities, vot- of augusta, Ga. eens victorious in District sg Glee gressive Welder Sales Co. and | Reid (R) ....... pet seat in 1944, returned to the Senate | the beverly B majority in the | Pleasant Ridg — — ers approved the first two amend- Mrs. Keormet Clark of ot, Lake |* £000 edge over Donal Progressive Welder Oa Warren |Hart (D) .. 72,97 woe Tee eee ro 
16319 1161 ments on the state ballot, prevent- | 44 Mrs Liston rane Lake- son, Southfield Township. -| president and owner — 
day's vote. mg disqualification of electors wood, O., and 17 ee ae eld The final tally showed a 16,137. Alloy Foundry at Warren presi- SECY. OF STATE The GOP wrested another seat | Childbirth 
DISTRICT 6 because of having moved within | "D4 at, funeral service was be 12 629 vote, Ver-| dent of Ziking Products in Kala- 209 Out of 210 Pets.) colt Oe Ss Sm peliet, Then 
t. § state during the 30 days prior | ii. afternoon at the Manley Former Royal Oak mayor per vice-presi- ( 306 | contest in Colorado, Lt. Gov. Teas UP) — Fo Ay the lection and te cnr AMO pulican representative of Distrc| dent the Wydre Manuactrin | Clegg’ (R). Gai [som Aton ae the Susie Badgett was Knox- = 5 ini 
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A, Carroll (D) for Mrs She sial Conlin plan for administering 
publican representativ F. Cox,|Co., president and owner Hare (D) ....... , Rep. John 's first voter Tuesday the state aid to schools. lA roved: five tae a Clee ce gressive Welder Sales Co., Canada 
seat of ‘Sen. Edwin C. Jotnson | vijie’s aa ‘uheaeie tales Ot 4 ative ‘ont sit? The other two amendments — a OSpI a pp ’ a 52 year old rong . Limited in Chatham and Ridge- ATTY. GENERAL (D), who was elected governor. —— then left for a hospital | Roya’ 972 4759 bonus for Korean war veterans 
. a 16,319-11,161 . fourth term | town, Ont.. Canada. (209 Out of 210 Pcts.) However, the Republicans ree she gave birth to a baby |Hazel Park ..... 129 4519 ~~. Courthouse Rejected t» Demecret Weta T. heManee | “ans ts “a oun tie a cine) (R) ..... 79,157 | gata met held the a Ferndale. = * e« 
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__ it amd tay crea ee passage “very fine,” said the | margin McMahon polled 14,675, | zation, “Save the Children TREASURER ’ eniy Dey when they ianio on oe ee compared to Wheeler's 6,345 ation,” in Rebild, Denmark. : (208 Out of 210 Pcts.) : meet at 2 p.m. at the Townsite ee oe ae aoe Se In 1950, he was knighted by (R) Church hrup. | arrange for new plans, the iberace Attracts 8,150 | , Frederick IX of Denmark | Brake a This i a ae auteeh eae: of bends and contracting for con- | Libe ’ at wan decorated with the Brown (D) This is also 
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\ verseas . through Church in 1955, Willman 
a concert| of He (209 Service. Funds donated will we mnity tor Tocngnising our weed | Bae ot tne here ee ee Mastin (R) ..... 80,664 
_ Sooner re fatness nase pe overseas shipments unity for recognizing our need television was a member 
x 453 ? Shaeel distea geeaaaent surplus hq all. of us will use all our | Tuesday night. Athletic Club and Detroit Yacht |Targenski (D) ... 67, food. aa ce ae ee ; _ ATE PROPOSALS } 3 us to give better patient ‘Of Thee | Sing, Baby’ ; of the ST. 
: will also be used to | vided ” said | 
He was a life trustee Out of 210 Pets.) — werk Margaret | service in the community. : JP) — Georgia elec-| american Scandinavian Founda- (208 Sebonn, eo spots offt- | Lauretta Paul, hospital ue tee aiperwiie poo one ballot with | tion, and president of Charitable NO. 1 — ea aboor, 
| tion oo of | The approved pension “ Jone” written | Retief, Inc., a family foundation. Y eeeees cer with the World Council provides for|the name “Betty - a eee . - | Pontiac city employes 
his wife, Josephine, 
AL land. "Thrvagh ts alice ar |incronsod: casera | Me 8 ofr frlend, prob |ig survived ty a daughimy Mart [Ne . 4511 ANNU ; ged on tk ori oe ee ee et lyn; a son, Frederick Jy.. two 2 — SCHOOL AID rangements ‘tos the U.S, under | and their survivors. ably,” an stepdaughters, Mrs. William Paine NO. ae ef 200 Pen.) the new Felugee relief act. 
ee ert Howard Atel.) (300 73,371 , : _ t 17 Governors |2.%3%.0% Me Hore Aste You. ....+.. i , , ee oe woe ae’ | Dems Coun cal I Ne 48,046 3 Prevate ute ~Chbdren nm in Oak- | ° Wi 13 . Also surviving are a sister, Mrs. ste 
ra wea can.” tm F202 aNd Republicans Win J Jnaen of Ferntle and| NO. 3 — KOREAN BONUS | Rose, minister of the host ch an By UNITED PRESS 
) | Svend Johansen of Denmark. (208 75,740 , pate in the service, with | iat results (X denotes incumbent be held Thurs-/ Yes. ....... see - ron Mrs. Rose and Mrs. Gubernatorial unofficial election 
The funeral mace Fu- Ne 42,605 | rn zzano. as follows: n bernethy, R. | day at 3 p.m. from essell 4 Gece omsiss 
d "ere. Nenerioe Garabrant will Alabama—James F. Feral D. meting pawerd Pots R. oy. war follow ic we Chapel Me- NO. 4 — BINGO 
rs a Frida and tur ay Sasi , tea will be | Arizona—Ernest W. McFarland, D., : w 
: . Th y y Seka wae a vee Actin decal E. Faubus, D.. defeated Pratt Remmel, R. p morial Cemetery. (208 Out of 210 rer 8I7 u ’ 
6 Comnisiatity ——S California—Goodwin I. Knight, R., (X), defeated Richard P. f Fy lence Ke Siceeeaee 72,005 Nove ro 4, -) and + 
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* 8.0 « oe * . Annual election of otters | leaden C. Johnson, D., defeated Donald G. Plenty 0 peri 
mbe . y be held when the Ladies Auxiliary Brotz R. 
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* bd no 2a Peolheo pe Bloom- Connecticut—Abraham A. Ribicoff. D., defeated John Davis | ' ese Ofes op y fH 
ry to idence of Mrs. Wal- R(X). 
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: ter Letpold on Cranbrook road. ee ate Collins, D., elected: J°°Tom Watrson, R., died boergg aad 105 years old, and His Ic ef Co-hestesses the refreshment | 1. 24. 
neighbors, Sam S. Smith, Page One 
¥ ee will be ee EE Geode Maivin Griffin, D., elected without ee ng po | Somes Martin E, Lawson.| (Continued From ) LAW T. Spbb. Mrs. Kenneth Gillespie, Mrs. Idaho—Robert E. Smylie, R., Beary Praag 87, went to the polls wrote a tig | All were fairly certain Williams’ e Sermeret Haack and Wire. Anert Leo A. Hoegh, R., defeat _— > a cast their ballots and former legal adviser 
' a "Oar le Hall, R., defeated George Docking, D. a Booth said he | Pal and Hart, had Rwih it. 
Ave. Peterson. 
Kansas— 
Cross, R. | Missouri election. Philip 
Corner of 7 * @ e | _Maine—Edmund S. Muskie, D., defeated Burton : cast his first ballot in 1870. him for lieutenant ° A _mmcoting fr _Prowpontv | (sept. 12). 0 ted Harry C.| And in Coalgate, Okla.. John H. delete aaa aa Maryland—Theodore R. McKeldin. R.. (X). detea Shores, 112 years old, cast his’ vote ernor slipped out of the throng 
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Our istory . \° The ICTINITY Partly oO enectiantt —Christian A. Herter, R., (X), defeated F. he oe “staunch Democrat” but wife, Nancy, sat on a step out- The iggest 
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marked : around yeay, tonight und, Tharvday.— Cider Murphy. D. <, | Tefusing to tell how he side: He slipped an arm around 
t Lots of ; Lom. tanight "32" te" Se Migh ‘Thursasy Michigan—G. Mennen Williams, D., (X), defeated Donald his ballot. we and kissed oe “s, Women’s and Children’s Clothing and Shoes . = “= Leonard, R. . Cc. Elmer 
had Men Ss, | teres wie ine #6 | 7Mimenta—Orvile 1. Freeman, Dy ending Democrat Unseating | ‘xs. ‘berveit. i wes ‘wort , T and Overcoats! Big Selection of Millin- 3 
| Anderson, R. (X). 
hand-knit een, Men s Suits, opcoats defeated William E. Ritchie, D. interwoven with gold 
Ges Ra Refrigera- Nebraska—Victor E. Anderson, R.. Vail Pittman, D. Senator erguson 
parakeet, 
Accessories! Electric and nges, | Nevada—Charles H. Russefl, R., (X), sco Aol Shaw, D. b leiden Thana the crowd. || @fy, Purses, 
m, Lamps, Pic- New Mexico —Jchu F. Shame sr. geben ave Siocon, P aareny elie: rdhcag Ted, © Sutin oun bagi tors, Ironers, Washers! Furniture, Rugs, Linoleum, New Mexico—John F. Simms Jr, D., stronghold of Wayne County—Me- » legs, begging for scraps 
: : Lots ish- New York—Averell Harriman, D., defeated Irving a temie. lmemorines Sid Ree lan oe with ham, Floor and Table Models, Luggage! of D North Dakota—Norman Brunsdale, B., (X), defeated votes of the white-haired dnlen tnd turkey. tures! Radios, @ of T, nd Christmes Gifts! | Bymers, D. 
Election officials considered it Mrs. Williams sent son Gery, 13, and Large Stock oysa aye | . defeated James A. Rhodes, R. few hundred tall as his boyish- Kitchenware ae oe Ohio—Frank J. Lausche, D., ye Reuben K. Sparks, R. only a matter vl P mare but almést as on hell ot 4s om. es, 
ep are a oe riers Goante : 31 Oklahoma—Raymond Gary, D.. D. | mere precincts looking father, 
Ree’ ws ; Highest tempera oe 0 
defeated James K. Carson Jr. D. whe sat a8 announcer at 
} ! Lowest temperature... 33.5 on—Paul Patterson. R., (X), ‘ood. R leaps ahead of the man He had presided 
4 ee ran Gowen: eed i Ho |g ed man Wren angronewe| AUCTION SALE OF AUTOMOR ote @ne Year “hgs in Pontice ‘ Rhode Island—Dennis J. Roberts, D. (X), defeated “| years and pg big part in ning. oe & wre 
oecet tohe> ten “ ee 1) 
. Eisenhower . : ; lee. 5! Lewis, R. Jr., D., elected without | the @eetstons of Nancy, 11, coer, bees 
— : eK _ caperstare........ ager sees South Carolina—George B. Timmerman Jr., admimistration. 
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- | Ferguson's strength in upstate | stints as waitress BAKE SALE UEaN : wt ean ten South Debota—Jooeph J. Hoes, defeated Réward C. Marti, D Michigan was spent. Thete were| Near noon the vote for the gov- rauamateod aad de . : on in #7 Years Tennessee—Frenk Clement, D., (X), defeated a minor party oe reared em | exuee wane oink aati — a : “ wes 2 ae A nl 
still unreported. - " 7 sete, 3710 a“ , a a Opponent. Allan Shivers, D., (X), defeated Tod R. Adams, R. At 10 a.m. the vote stood: Precincts Reported p wen Sed wt: a ~ Ss e When 
gf eh Vermont—Joseph B. Johnson, R., defeated E. Frank wee ‘Precincts ~;;.-....:. 4.782) Williams... oper ones SIT ANT | Be Here 7 Ww RR, QD, defeated | 3.704 7” 3 : Wisconsin—Walter. J, Kohler, 
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Still in Doubt; GOP. 
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DETROIT w — Michigan voters 
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seat in the 13th District for the 
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enesee | Republican Republican Republican Democrat Democrat Republican In the 6th District (G ’ { State Senator First District Fourth District Fifth District Sixth District Second District Third District | Ingham, Livingston Counties) > nl | Republican Rep. Kit Clardy was 
  Dems Get Five 9 Incumbents, Newcomer Gain GOP Sweep in Race f or Oakland County Oftices sb non aan 
~ Governorships | ~— = | | Publican incumbent’ Charles G. 
ky Snap Up 16 of 33. |Oakman and Democratic Chal- 
\lenger Mrs. Martha W_ Griffiths 
were running neck and neck with 
most of the votes still to be tallied, 
| And in the 7th (thumb area), 
Rep. Jesse Wolcott, dean of the 
State’s congressional delegation, 
was given a stiff battle by Dr. 
Ira D. McCoy of Bad Axe, the 
| Democratic challenger. Wolcott is 
completing his 11th term. 
Elsewhere the races went much 
as expected. with all incumbents 
winning re-election handily. 
In the 3rd District Aug, 3, Jo- 
hansen, former aide to the late 
Paul Shafer, won Shafer's seat 
to keep it in Republican hands. 
| He defeated Democrat Charies 
| C. Wiekett.   
Diggs will represent a Detroit      pal lied | district spanning Woodward avenue . first time in 16 years. “> 
: : from the northern city limits to the In Connecticut, New Mexico, and 
; a Democrats also took gov Detroit River. He had unseated 
Rep. Gec D. O'Brien in the away from Republicans P. ge D. n ’ FRED C. ZIEM } , LYNN ALLEN RALPH A. MAIN Democratic primary. Knight, 30, is | 
    
    
  
      
  
      
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 gksSEecez/ how Townships, Cities and Pontiac Precincts Voted. in Tuesday's Election S2s===.5-= : stake Tuesday und piled up icads ' , he conducted controversial hear- 
. Wyoming, and Arizona — which STATE OFFICES LEGISLATIVE COUNTY oFrrices ISSUES . the state last spring. now Date Oe oer ge sinn ‘. : Hayworth is 2 Michigan State , — —o Ate ; H College speech professor. He em- ot i pred, hal pellenr 6 - = 33 Le a . i phasized in his campaigning that Sty etediy bate aa3 3 le ; i. ei, . PS 3 »« ¢ ©, 8 « - F Clardy offen voted against the The Democratic victories—some ie ~ = = 32 as" 4% ba 6 - { ‘ ~- @ } a ta -a &@ g & ta 8 os 8 . ‘ i proposals of President Elsen- | the sharp upsets—gave the Be Gl ge eT ge f $e 8 :§ {cf t bef $271. i. j ™ - gS © iz i s~ i ; ; hower. But Clardy produced a Democrats a majority of the na- $3 d@ 43 ¢ ij e 34: €3 3 § pop t dy 33 iff ; 5 i $ & &4 ot, #3 i; te of telegram from the President on tion's Before Tues- i s i Z & (ls zu aa xf » 8 : Ps ° Fs 6 3 a “ zs ££. 2 » 8 » 2 » 2&8 = 2 | election eve expressing a hope day, the lineup was: 2 apr soquenire— he would win : cans, 19 Democrats, including Addison 05 193 308 18431 TE 1H TH 316 1TH 3H ITF 38ZT_——s1ST— 31S THS MD 17H: 3DH_—1TL:SBLCATL:S:SsC327)s«sSMO31T)SPT3s $B CST)«=-320)—s171:Ssse2s132s te CS@ «RR CdGT)so194) 81188)? Rep. Alvin M. Bentley, who Democratic triumph in Maine. Avon 2104 «1929 «2111 1852 2230 1716 2201 1734 2203 1720 2232 1678 2274 1684 2250 1712 2185 1729 2198 1725 2344 1718 2244 1703 3226 1748 2248 #1676 #2208 1710 2041 878 1508 1346 2010 “957 1800 1827 1022 1699 barely survived a wild shooting The indicated mew lineup: 28) giomria Tp 204 449 2907 485 2863395 «2986 403-2967 «388-2877 «78 «ReTT 38) 2960 «407 «= «2871-388 «2978 «383 28T2 81-2084 «= «3782862389 «2068 «8G 28S «376 «2305 «G00 «18TR)«8T2 «1383-1533 1068 1983 1345 1386 on On Se Oa al C can Democrats, Republicans. (in-| Brandon 397 «(321 «401 «308 420028342} B45 BBS 278 42} 42T B40 425 «279 «644250 «(44282764 1 306 151 231 205 «4321 «4133 198 4292 «276 «(365 Ps ivan Paares Pelee om his j cluding holdovers) . Commerce 1342 1264 1358 1223 1604 1175 1302 1182 1389 1178 1407 1164 1431 1156 1431 1144 1388 1180 1403 1162 1420 1162 1427 1142 1608 1166 1423 1145 1400 11 1300 «620 «10060 «6813 «1318 «6688 «21086 «1108 «6seo 618eq | Fanatic m The Republican rule in New | Farmington 1892 1729 1920 1670 1967 1614 1955 1619 1958 1610 1963 1505 2008 1586 1995 1506 1954 1616 1949 1619 1974 1603 1961 1608 1958 1610 1981 1582 1966 1509 1901 782 1786° 889 1745 1025 1390 1678 863 1749 first term, won a second term wit Yor® ended when Averell Harri-| Grevelana = 179158178) 154197137) 196137198194 196136184138 19H 1G 18H 42182140 208128 OLS130 OL LC8S: 136-1136 ss 2T1s101 22s 08131 ise +virtually no trouble from Demo- businessman and | ™shiena AS (478 666 444 ORO 419 OTH 42T: OTS 423 682416 GBT 414 68S 416 TS 423 BL 417 OSG 703403 BS 414 834 CRS 41888828373 368 6 O24 4]sS28) 321 a | crat Clarence V. Smazel. man, millionaire Molly Twp... 69 468 e68 43) 123-371 TIT TT 08 38ST) TS TRE TTS TIT: 384TH 41] TIS 387128 ITA TRL TG TOS 38M THT BND TT]: URS GIS 288 TTS ASS STD 28218 1S 329483 | George A. Dondero, an 11-term veteran aide to Democratic presi- Independence 140 534 140 $60 116 428 785 828 798 (526 807 (526 BOL 526 «78O) «SOT «6TH2 «(583 «6147 «2517 «6911510 818 800778 COS3T)«T91 S38) 783 822 34k SOB aks COT4iie 8032 616 | veteran, won over Radio Actor dents, scored an eyelash victory! prog ...... 208 172 347 170 386 161383 1603821618886 U2 183 8k 88H 183380 180 3841620621838)? 532 8k 88 se et iss 208 189 200 180-228 28100 ee the De ac aes over Dewey's handpicked candi-| yutora 740 388) «751-376 TTS: 888TH 3SSCTTT:4S THD 338 T4332 TRSIBD CTT]: «O346)=«O TTD O38) 783) 32R TBO °° 114 345 «78S (384 «TTS 42 SATS G4 Kl 50S 3284} CHTOCSS ne ith D sid, ehiaal< date, Sen. Irving M. Ives (R) Novi Twp... 696 556 720 327 138 S04 724 S12 723 $12 731 «487 «6743 803) «(164 «4608 ©) «6724)0«6806) «6721 «S110 T3B SOL 737 i eT ee | = 301 «822458 od al prety istrict | - land .... 328 206 333° 194 350 178) 46 «(181 «(2345 ) 182344 17H 38S 17S KOT OGR OTH OMD«O1TT:)«353) 174383) T]:«Ss3SS)1TS: 852 TS4B OCT: s13S)223 18 1 12 #183) OM : Ives conceded vietory to Harri-, a 1 1078 1632 1052 1083 (988 1058 1015 1065 904 1079 983 1095 O81 1087 895 1077 998 1093 986 1005 978 1109 968 1088 984 1096 879 1077 993 1054 467 805 seD 1110 460 841 876 $93 «8% ~=flere were the results in the other mmn Tuesday night bet late re- | oxtora . 1 S41 715-517) THB SO 733 OS 740) 483 TTS ASS TS] 4S 78248 TES SORT 44R 1S 44TH 43S TSS ATR TRS ASLCTSL: 474 S80 814438 437) «O22 asS3T 383 a8 districts: turns so narrowed the margin— | Pontisc . 140 1049 «6735 1038 «4821 «6934 «6792 «848 «678D 855824 1S 883} B1T: 4} TT SS 4S OD CMD 4K TS 88S OBO T1288 31D e2T «(1182 ae 3, 622 1233 300 030 8 62883 | ee | Thaddeus M. Marchowicz, to about 13,608 votes—that Dewey | Rose Twp... 205 128 206° 123° 213 117 «(213° «117 «2131S 1D 1NGsAD:s1Hs1NDsA1T,)s«2OT”—ss197.s-214 NST), sDsELEDs 08 «Ok 833) 214s tee 158 11 | emocratic incumbent, an easy ordered guard all ballot Royal Oek 928 6044 932 4866 1031 4738 996 4761 987 4758 1015 4698 1072 4710 1041 4722 1064 4704 1006 4730 1056 4660 997 4718 1004 4728 le20 4706 to0o 464737 3088 1983 2938 1664 «63357: 1014 «43606 «1866 «1784 «(3606 Rudolph G. T ae aoe Southfield 5307 3337 5357 5195 5544 2979 5480 3024 5482 2995 S518 2928 S624 2951 S548 2960 S524 2968 5448 3029 5601 2029 S48) 2976 5453 3106 544 S916 S500 2066 4046 1871 4031 2665 3582 3185 2832 4795 2130 41a9/ Victor over - SeBere boxes until the can be re- Springfield 324 223 320 MS 341 18T35T 200337 18838182 35018 KG 1839S 20D 200118841 Z 327 2OT 42ST 14S 20T 68 Se 173223 18426 | Wicz, Republican. founted. 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spurted ep victory tet Pet. 125 208 120 209 146 183 135 199 134 193 143 183 198 193 127 190 160 186 164 206 360 396) 248 O77 198 koe 260 104 198 10k Ree et a ee eT ee grr Beaton - Oné Pet. .... otes « exes ose ee e oes 0000 sere seve’ 6 etee 8 sete © er ee ee ree otce ‘acces esee 4th—Louis C. Rabaut, Demo- “The Republicans won another and Pet. 47 478 88 4G 6483 AIT Saad 72a] 42018 dT ate Gi Sat SHS DE zsoosss Se 228108201181 | erate veteran, had less than ex Hose one in Wisconsin where | din por se 309 tue 3 Me 311 281 322,253 3IT 208 24 207 20h Sak aD Saat 8) EH SD SE STL SD RTT aot 28st Bee M18 178 3802901223100 330 | pected trom Joseph A. Gev, Walter J. Kehler defeated Sth Pet 304-206-378 218 410184 406 18541} :1TT: AIT: «173, 412 18 4S OHSS AND 1G ee AAS ART ek 4814134485 2TS 38D 183202672843 Moynihan Jr., a former assistant Me Democratic challenger, Wil- @th Pet. 256 200 283 200 270 «isi 271 «(ITT (277 «173 281 188 288 TL:S TTT 178 862 BTS OTRO R CTS ate «ise 27) «IT «278 S228 188) 271k 1Sk 83138 ate U . pine ‘ liam Proxmire, by some 30,000 Tth Pet. 152 124-148 123160108188 110187112188 108 6G 108 8D 8ST] SLL) TD SS 116 ST) d,ss18)Ss SDR ST??? agp States eer’ cetenta ‘vutes. Kohler had beaten Prox- sth Pet. 383 188 381 195 410-164 405165 404 166411 158 1S 18D AOS HD 410161 A STAT 163 42815540 UT«2US TT) «688162403. 188) 8383S) TOTO) 303238302 a prominent < | - Sth Pet. 226 185 216 161-242-130 237137234 AB 2K 14D HTT KS BIT) 18 BRS O14 BAT «BRS? 233 e288. 2 419 240134 ase | famnlty, Save by abing GR veley twS | sen ret. DE. GOL 10D Bet tot 1M 0s 8 ee Ste ee OR Os Om: oe 10 a ae tm: a owe fe me i ee te ek oes ae” Bo ee he 145 202 «114 «21¢| 5th—Democratic Veteran John years ago. rth Pet. «167-344 148337 :1TT-30L ITE 304 170-303 17S 28817] 804 1TH 31180315 183 HD OKT 18S tO 183} es 1728428347281 122 08 tase D. Dingell overpowered political Two veteran Democratic gover-| 12h Pet. 282 407 252 368 228 395 243 268 237 379 250. 381 268 267 353 369 365 «196 STL. 384 961 367 (B71 (356 253 371 255 371 204 306 210 181 40218286 AS newcomer Gregory M. Pillon nors — G. Mennen Williams of! 13th Pet. 220 389 220 378 248 346 233 388 236 (354 «251 342 250 4354 «268 Bee ee) 852 8e Taste 234 25T 340 250 343 354 396 363 «176 «(316 «186 «(361 «152 488s 1%, 381!  16th—John Lesinski, Democratic , 14th Pet. 126-232 «124-22T134 220 198222 1SL PB 14181284 1B BIT 1S? tt1ze 2412822518022) 116 1) NG 268k st tes” get eat off the chal- 18th Pet. 190 40896402111 384 108 386 NOL 8B 11d BHT IT 7H 11S ST 108 DSSS NOT «282120378108 8118 «tet 1088S 6T «64 G312003 8808s te et » easily rd 16th Pet. 247 427-245 4BL 288 3TT 27H 28] TD NST T} 28S 38228 SST ATL 288 SD OTTT: 32148202 28D 0483 UT 4022148 aeT 17) oe 333s eg aa | Jee Stanley 1Mth Pet, 216 479 206 481 (332 452 «225 45T «280 AS42388 4238 SLT AOD BTL 484 BHD ST BED OOD K-43} 234453 4144S 2848482220358 253468 18k 4704 agi | Grendel 18th Pet. 223-385-218 ST -256 347 84 HS 2854 SLL 2885288] 382 EE SES AD TNT TD 2s R e214 288) E8824 18] 8108S. aot 19th Pet $2 271 195 352 184 264 «(185 48 1H 4S 201283 1H 252 HL: 253 BEL BBR INS MSS 281290205848 S ODS SSS] 288 162288120881 ae 20th Pct i roe ro Po 201 312 283 311 297 «(905 «288302 206 «312 8T 811 F808 HS BaF 988 «312319 2823013012811? 88ST 83207 FTR 88282 300 193 (338 Two Women Are Hurt 2ist Pet 173 354 162-348-180 333183) «398 17H 33D 1ST 322182 3S 885TH IMSS SOT «17S H8k 205 30818] 338 18k SR R326 8ST 1d Ls} When Car Hits Truck and Pet. 188 227 (19T 24 (173 204 164-210 164-208 174108 166 208 168212 SL 2217S TS 20818218818) 208 = 1Tl:S08 1720820811721) 22T 188k ike at 4 23rd Pet. 271 424 261 414 300-378 288382 286383285373 00 IRL D382 88 8G TSE} 8} 88321361 SOL 3Td 307) 088281 D 83 ee es 40ST! Btn esas Two women riding .in an auto 24th Pet. - 255 401 281 305 288 «357 «277 NST 278 368-282 351 8B SL DHS 88S HL MSFT «UOT: 34] 282. SSS OT «853278 See 373208 OTIS HS GMS OITA 38t ae ase aes driven by Leona J. Simmons, 33, 25th Pet. 315 387-219-376 238-384 2M BSH 228386233 SAT HET S264 NG NUH TLCS 2G:TS 84H] ek Akl? 8B RS STS 197307" «287 008 te of 296 Fern St., were treated at 26th Pct. 172, 398 174 386 188-362 :17 SD 182 388 180354 Ot 362 HST 182 88 8 TSS U2 TTS Ie «83818383 1ee 5818S) 3823278. 88 TS MkS88 8s tet 3S8 st J Hospital 27th Pet. 114 283 115 246 127 234 118 B61 220 239 «120 «239 «195 «6238 «125 «235 1k 2S CS] ek 188 aa? aae a a Sere we aaa as a ae trigrendig. = ath Pet, = 118 426113418 188 388 188 AOL 126 41133 38S TL 3T 18 OL OCT 82st KOS See te ek eo te hae 26 (08 when driver ah Pet. = 028s 2TT 8084S HT LZ LST 28S wk 28 8k FDTD Skk kkk wT SC:Ssteas ae Ses 8 | hit a parked 1%-ton. truck in front 30th Pet. 352 188 346 162 371 131 375 130 371 129 376 125 381 126 360 135 144 °° 280° 388 «119 364 «143 387 «118 «308 «136 | bee Po 380 2406088 SOTTs 195 82st se) OS BAR OF 493 Alton St., Pontiac Police 3ist Pet. = 326-212, 326 208 KT 18} AT 1814 AKT DTS 18D 982 ITS: TH SS S28 8ET:eD 4172S ftsase /teT .... 2... 225 933 280 07. tee Set a8 reported. 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      | ~||Policewoman Fights |Bette Davis Tired Paying|""its2F Broadway Furor On-- leged Masher 1A]; came home. I tok ff her Openings Everywhere c se mOny..fO Ex-Hus nd seed DETROIT @ — A rookie De- NEW YORK (INS) — Actress, of $250 for four the maid wasn't there g troit policewoman threw -a De-| pette Davis yesterday she | if he remarried. But, he said, | her bath and gave her massages v By EARL WILSON troit theater matinee audience into} wa. “rather ” of paying ali-| she hasn't lived wp to her part 78 North Seginew Street NEW YORK—The Fall Furore—the Autumn Avalanche—is on aura a Pac rm gee mony to her third husband. ef the bargain since December. | Talk Nice to Voters, Tender Beef with more openings than the cops can shake their nightsticks | Srmr'ner He has filed suit for $1,750 he Bette had little good to say of | Ger. Officials Told at. At the “Carmen Jones” movie premiere, I asked Linda! policewoman Mary Jane Tom-|“i#ims the academy award win-|her ex-husband. “Broke?” she ~ae CUBE . Christian—there with socialite Albert Overton—if she'd give |czak who was graduated from the | "8 eye him. - asked, “He is no different now| STUTTGART (INS) — There'll an autograph for somebody nice in Iowa. police academy only two months waa New oor ent than he always was. It is simply | be no back-talk to the public from STEAK Linda signed her name, then wrote the inscription: “To/|ago, was with her mother Helen, sald what che eaited “a aman that I am tired of paying. We/the bureaucrats of Baden Wuert- eeeee somebody nice in Iowa.” when the incident occurred. little tale.” made a written agreement — an temberg state in West Germany. Pee ee ee eee eee cence eserrease=n) ket She said John Tambasco of De-| tier former husband, William | “-f-court agreement — and now| The Labor Ministry has told its |} 5 This Velueble Coupon Entities the Beerer ‘ troit, sat down beside her and made ois and I simply want to find out whether officials that anyone who writes ! to a 1-lb, Limit, Fresh ' Crooner Billy Daniel and | improper advances. When she told y+ — pa thet — or not it is legal.” rude letters to the public will be | 3 . Good ' his divorced wife Martha | him he was under arreast, he at-| °"’ meaanted Richards,|. Bette, who lives at Cape Eliza- | forbidden to handle correspondence |f ! REMUS There. b. ; Braun put on one love | tempted to flee. a eee howe Me. |beth, Me., said her attorney has|in the future. : Only ; seene—and Johnnie Ray and Tombasco was arrested when he . . filed a demurrer on the ground ' BUTTER... Guschesn 4 
        Copacabana opening. Never Tomezak’s mother. help with finances to the tune | Sherry has described the couple's | ago 
did see such pawin’ (and es apt HATER 8 PTR if “Shes a eae MUR y ae! sh ea Stow Sate, eo: hie 
Peas 2 j > iy is is ite soa a Re oe: Maa hy,   
              mawin’). , a revlon Ss , 
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It’s now suggested that the 
phony war heroes, Stringfellow | ~ 
and DuPre, do a TV panel show i 
called “What’s My Lyin’?” . . ./ 2 
“What most girls fail to take| | 
into consideration after they 
marry,” says Tony Pettito, the Pa 
GENE TIERNEY sage of Saugus, Mass. is... .| 
their husband.” 
* * * * 
The charming Aly Khan not only confirmed our item here | = 
about his reuniting with Gene Tierney the other night but said, a 
“Of course I expect to see her again . . . why not?” He's off| 7 
to Lexington, Ky., fust, though, to sell a few hosses at the sales. | 
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At the “Carmen Jones” premiere, a Rolls-Royce pulled up 
and everybody stared pop-eyed at such swank. Out stepped 
. . . Joyce Mathews and Billy Rese, each looking very cute. 
Monica Lewis arrived in black tereador pants with Bert | 
Miller, whe designed the britches. “Bill,” Whispered Monica, 
referring to her fiance, playwright Liam O’Brien, “is in 
California writing a movie,” Hurry back, Bill! 
Chivalry isn’t dead. In one of the clubs, where hoodlums! © 
loiter, a girl complained to the management that she was! © 
being annoyed by racket guys. The man- 
agement threw the girl out of the place! 
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THE MIDNIGHT EARL... 
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! * * * 
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| likely to be crushed by the reply: 
| Remember that time’ we went 
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| This ideal - corporate - wife non- | 
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| articles in the women’s confession 
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CLEVELAND (INS) — A biz- 
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Patrick O'Neill, 26-year-old at- 
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one of twelve girls.” 
word, “Quitter!” 
all day.” 
“Oh, no,” Patti answered. “My folks had 
a wonderful system. Mom washed and 
Pop wiped.” 
Long before her “Tennessee Waltz,” which 
Med in the legal hassle which | sold two million copies, and the fantastic “How Patti Page’s Voice May Send You, 
but Her Feet Are 
By EDDIE CANTOR 
The first time Ida and I met the great record- 
ing star, Patti Page, was during that period 
when she had her own radio show in Chicago. 
Patti told us she grew up in Tulsa, Oklahoma— 
came from a large family. , 
“I asked, “What do you call large?” “I am 
Ida turned to me with one 
Then she said to Patti, “How 
on earth did your mother ever manage twelve 
girls? Just to get you bathed must have taken on Solid Ground 
Much Is That Doggie in the Window?”, 
was a huge success. 
From the time she worked on the famous 
Don MeNeill's Breakfast Club program, people 
were talking about that wholesome, charming 
Page-rage. Her voice may send you to the 
clouds, but her feet are very much on the 
ground. 
She makes ne bones about not drinking, 
net geing te nightclubs, getting eight hours 
sleep each night, and having a better than 
average appetite. 
“I want to stay healthy,” she declares. “I 
know, by Hollywood standards, I'm overweight,” 
but what's the good of having a trim torso if 
you haven't the strength to push it around?” 
(Copyright 1954)     Patti 
    
he had an unexpected and dra- 
matic face-to-face meeting Fri- 
day afternoon with Manning in- . rir license to operate a new 599-watt 
New Station Licensed radio station, WMAX, in Grand GRAND RAPIDS WW — Joseph Rapids. They said their station, 
    side the courthouse stairs while | C. Hooker and Charles A, Sprague the city’s sixth, will be on the air 
he 
Describing their first meeting in 
11 years, the man from suburban | 
Parma declared: | 
“He stared at me for a second. 
His face changed colors but he Was seeking someone to tell | sald they have received a federal ' by mid-November. 
  
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SS ITIAC Raymond Goodwin, Old Sea Dog, Finds} soca ‘snnvy ins andl area tn te Unted Sas, Inca ute 7 “~ ; 
Creal Gaal tne Sos | as ch as fer me they soci at Sets tert tx] FB iful F e . Din ttes Raymond Goodin spent he Sotho,’ a “2 Deaut ormica e Atlantic Geodwin worked as a Bureau Goodwin looks with pride“en | = . . ‘ wn : sought out one of the driest spots | of Reclamation project engineer Tin oamethencats at Death | Available in Chrome or Wrought Iron : in the world to make sure he oth Bots pmo reeds sites bests ks eae cee ak edie Mie aie re Rae ca as ni ; would amount to something. highway engineering and survey. | Persons visited the monument. - eg ate — Suine ona oad. il agian and petterns to 7 a TI, yy a ing Last ——— persons were aalect trom. Tables are equipped with superintendent National logged blazing '. i upholster in Comark . Monument in southern California’s| Goodwin discovered his highway Seat Mint he Ss Se has pore airy pesos aie P different styles, ’ ge ‘ q Death Valley. He spent 3t years in| paving composition by accident. |» he « of be chrome is triple-plated, including copper, nickel and Ham Pal Saddle , the scorching desert waste that|He scraped some cheap oil off a eee “meet ahem peking | chrome. : Women’s pow val Sn ie Maced yay eed eed Pens Goodwin is. getting : "49 ers. the boa , = OXFORDS | PLAY SHOES | wim, te weet rom oe [sie aoe set dy. he |esenting wre wen, © |B Made to Order Goodwin invented a high- distance from the orean, but Good- | = ees, aan which cost 10 times as much. = ANY Regular $3.00 Value way paving composition that is The 8 t send win has another out — vast Lake | = _ White still used, watched Death Valley discovery Super’ | Mead just 30 miles away Bleck $ 98 Several change from an inaccessible in- intendent jobs with the National ” : . White $ 98 oven ae de gon top |Park Service. Goodwin served at| “Whe knows,” he said. “1 | 3 $4,995 Regular ty'es tourist centers and met” his | Yosemite and Sequoia in Califor.| ™Meht consider’ piloting one of | == $4.98 All aaaad hence iia, Crater Lake, Ore., Yellow-| ose faacy hotel yachts around AND UP Value Sizes Goodwin was born in Norwich, |e: “nd Sinally Death Valley. | ' he does, he’ll be well quali- Lifetime Guarantee Sizes4to 10 AAteD Don’t Miss This! Conn., and moved to Providence,| The Death Valley job put | tied Goodwin helped write’ the on All Chrome R. L, where he developed a great Geodutn in contact with the into regula t the request of Frank- = , a BUY’ DIRECT and : love for the sea and yachting. famed “Death Valley Scotty. lin Roosevelt when the area first | == Open Nites ’til 8:30 SAVE % Y Madison Square In 1911, he and two other men “Scotty and I used to kid each | was opened to the public. = . orkshire Boys’ sailed the Atlantic to Italy in a other about who was going to bury = 21-foot other,” Goodwin said. * . — ' : OXFORDS Little Boys’ Oxfords | |) and « two-horsepower engine. vilted me in the hospital ancr 1| Bootleg Mules Seized 4436 North Woodward Near 14 Mile Road , : “King Victor Emmanee a traffic accident RICHMOND, Va. (#)—The Vir- M tal; f Co Reguler $4.98 Value Regular $3.98 Value Site couandt ae Me Oar be in 1952, and I told him I still was| ginia liquor ‘control. board hee e nasters M o- a. Several winner of  trans-atlantic motor. |£%mg to bury him. He said you! sized two mules under a new law boat race,” Goodwin recalled. | ™ght do that, but right now I've | which permits seizure-of animals Daily 10 A. M. to 8:30 P. M. Liberty 9-3011 Styles Sizes $ 98 “Thomas Fleming Day, publish. | 8% the edge on you.’ ” and vehicles used in the operation Qe Sizes a er of = sea magazine (The Rud- | Goodwin delivered one of the of an illegal distillery. . TIVEEAUVVEEUUALOOOUGOOUAUUSIEOUNOEUOONNEEEOOLUAOUHOSOAAHSONOL444400 004000004000 09000 DUOOEOUE 214 to 6 10 to 2 der) was trying to promote the . seasenteade scetendancai “ race here in the United States, ; but he could get no entrants.” ® 
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  ay ’ . , An Smile Harris. Bens ..l.sp fay 2 «2 39|— The Cleveland Indians would : 
SUBURBAN CATHOLIC LEAGUE | Featuring Sunday’s slate will be | While this is not one, of St. trophy this year. They alreaedy! Two of the league's op scorers Belanner RO 'cc2ee Sew, b  3t|beat the New York Giants in a| 
0 % bo 86 a3 the collgsion of St- Rita's Vikings, | Michael's better years M @/have won three of fouf previous | Will oppdse each other im Friday's | Kalas, OL si daomd $ 2 | World Series if they played again, | | e A 0! 
st . 1 tarts, and, won-lost standpoint, S cks | battle. Dick Doyon, St. Prederick’s Ingham. Bites |. -rsses 08 ; : + New York Yankee star Mickey 
& SD ee ee ee ee eed PO ae eCKS |cups and have two legs toward ee currently tap tee 8 Rl! ee at 3 % | once-defeated Centeg Line St. | definitely are a better-thanaver- | an maaan. 6 this | ulstanding end, is currently + oa 5 ¢ 24 Mantle told newsmen Tuesday. . 
Bt 3 $2 Clement. A St. Rita victory will/age club. Mikes have outscored Pera: Lees 5 in individyal scoring while St |Pudinut’ Gee ecuea & 1 18) The 2Z-year-old switch-hitting Fumbles, Injuries and = : 122, make the Vikings undisputed Sub- their opposition 110-60 points de- | trophy. Michael's Bud Schwartz, who has a. 1 Dn oe nal, : \4 | centerfielder, here on a business rs Cost NW T 
- By lurban League tittis. In other spite @ mediocre 3-4 mark. Three Award of the cup will be made = Played eV@ry position in the Stat | reads, Rites rays s ont ; ¢ us trip, figured that Cleveland is still Bone : eam 
# | games, ‘Orchard [Lake St. Mary of St. Michael's four losses. were py Rose Griffin, donor of the = "0ock backfield, is tied for 6th..? ee gs sates: 29:2 3 @  1s|the toughest team in the American 5 Straight Gomes ; 
Games 8 Bt Rita (unde) % plays at St. James afd Royal Oak by a total margin of 19 points. | award named for her late broth- | Leading ‘scorers for the SCL {db | Dropps. eee PT 8 ta | League. 
ne | St. Mary is at St. Benedict. | Coach Bob Mineweaser’s north-| er who was for many years | low » l andoraay Kila. 2 0 12 “Sure I was surprised when they EVANSTON, Il. @ — While 
By BILL MARTIN | St. Michael, which has won the | siders will seek to retire the cur- | active in sports circles in Pow | o 1 =P * Wilhelm, | sar et§ F § «idl didn’t beat the Giants in the se-| coaches at other majer football 
St. Michael and St. FrederiGR jast four games in the intra-city rent Stephen J. Griffin Memorial | rigvia Fe geass cs cant 6 4 (40! Haffenberg, ~@.'3 © 12/ries,” he said. “But the Giants got | s-nools are disciplining ‘athletes, 
——— i   Pi will dash Friday night in the 19th series, again will be rated a strong ———- — — . -- 
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angual Fenewal of their city pa, | fvorite}Friday. e 3 
rochial football rivalry. St. Frederick's fqofball fortunes So 
= iv 4 have fallen into leah’times dusing | ¢ es 
‘The gume, scheduled for 8) the past few yearty In 19, fast : “ie, the jump and got real good pitch- Bob Volgts said Wednesiiaty he was 
ing. That was the difference.” ~ “ e ” 
Mantle visited former Yankee kinda proud” of his Northwestern 
teammate Pvt. Billy Martin at|Wildcats who have lost five . & 
; nearby Ft. Carson. They agreed | straight games. | | 
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all   te Wisner Memorial Sta-- | year Rams defe St. Michael, : 3 that with some better pitching, the 
ts the only: Suburbag {they roared to a divisional ¢ham-      
  Yankees will be tough to beat in| vVoigts a top candidate for hard- 
      Catholic League contest ‘ s t 80 dj AGIN ALLEY LEAGUE fullback Shep and Campbell 5.6 in 36 runs. Nine 19 t yoe coming from inside | 1955 luck-coach-ef-the-year distinction, 
day. League's other pg Mah ene ueeidery ion en camer a . : had os " ya Rams ae Payee of Campbell's 25 pass attempts | its 10- sitjpe.° Burton's tallies | —— by rights should be tearing out the 
are in action Sunday. ~° - Awe, arid Yied two in 36 starts. Bay City a 1 8 | Begay double as passers. |have clicked for 201 yards, while | inel 95, 65 afd 62 yards | * few tufts left on his balding head, _——— fncgenytenil ———— |Faes Wore sos 14 48 * 8 ® Burton has added 98 more yards | and “tom Campbell for 67 | le @ nod S Fumbles, injuries and boners have 
‘pyprd . fe | oar ae oneness ; = * Burton is the team’s top ground- on four completions in five at-| and Shyards - plagued him And Voigts hasn't 
a * | Friday's games—Pontiec at itnt] gainer and scorer, with a 10.4-yard ‘tempts. | Viking’s only losses. ig six starts won a@ Big Ten game since 1952. 
rn i nee Bey City: Flint) | verage in 62 carries and 10 touch- | * * * | were a 25-0 blanking by undefeated | Yet, with deep sincerity, Voigts 
a downs. Bryant has a 6.4.average| Northern is an extremely ex-| Ann Arbor and a 16-19 decision to | ay @ on ay says: 
Pontiac High's fotball team, bur-| jin 43 plays,Begay 6.1 in 48 tries | plosive team, with only five of its | Bay City Central. |   
  
dened by a 5-game losing streak, _———— - | — 4 5 owt? obedy in my eight 
swing back into rugged Saginaw ‘ : . | ut as U wf His. Wildcats Jost by one touch- « Valley Conference - play . Friday ‘ . : down to Southern California, M , 
night at Flipt. ¢* 2° ®e 
Chiets take on Flint Norther? in 
one of three SVC games on 
ule. Other contests send Arthur 
Hill to Bay City Central and Flint 
Centra] to Saginow. 
In Flint Northern, Chiefs will en- 
counter a big and fast line and one 
of the Valley's best-balanced back- 
fields. 
All four Viking backs—quarter- 
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Tony Burton and Norm Bryant 
Low Pressure 
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Injury to Finger On} Fasties Greeay cost the Southern 
Right Wand Adds~Fuel'| ina “iast Saturday against’ Ohio 
to Retirement Talk Sta No. 1 
OKLAHOMA CITY —Allie Rey- | of able-bodied men. 
| nolds, the big Indian righthander < 
| who reached the major league gone ae ic its opener 
heights during an eight-year span 
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Colorado Springs, Colo., following | weeks ago and may not play 
a deer hunt | against Wisconsin at Madison Sat- ' § LJ 
  With this development, there are | sg» what's remarkable about this 
three big question marks surround- | gang? With MSC ‘11’ Regulars Are Excused, . . 1, Whether the grafting opera-| Explains Voigts: “Before the 
From Drills Tuesday; TOM TRACY Tennessee Fullback JOHN FEAR Purdue Tackle tion performed after the accident | Ottio State game, everybedy wag 
will ent the crippling of his | thinking ways f hold dow 
Pa a wirnan | Vill Return Today =| ‘Travel in Fast Company pacing hand Trt Gn ac Batya MINEMAN OF WEEK—Navy's Ron Beagle, 6-foot, 185-pound end,| EAST LANSING #® — Michigan | 2. 
c Notre Dame on defense his | State continued its low pressure Z training. could beat Ohio State. - 
wrk Notre Dame om defense and ran the Irish ragged wit tie State continnd ts low preere| F'X-Miaple Ace Tracy, John Fear, FOrmer "3 "scox cis oa wanes, |" tat Senay shen our tain en S00. wo He is a 20-year-old junior from | Saturday's football game with 
Ky. Washington State. Skipper Help Vols, Purdue on Gridiron 
, workouts Tues- | Five former Oakland County 2nd string quarterback behind;extra points and kick-off assign- 
WU. of L Finding day in Earl Morrall. 'ments for the Volunteers and de- from 
an effort the 
players and try to give them | major college football this fall. The 61, 180-pounder is a fine | ey 
kind of a lift after the set- At state schools are Edgar| passer and has iderabl fensively is a deadly tackler. 
E ercise, W heat Germ Se at et Om ete ) Meads of Ox- {action for MSC. He sprinted 27 yards for a 
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at nen this: Take cx | derson, the fastest girl free-style | lowed in at a special price, Michi 
and Wheat germ oil to supplement |"“immer in the United States, gan-Ilinois game at Ann 
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‘Tom Ge wae he | run called back due to a penalty. life ill another | 5 in 1951, is at Tennessee and | & fullback and with st |He rushed for 192 yards in 14 car- }ot Mrs. Russell A. Firestone’s two- 
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Jeong Mack and Care eat ber. reser. | Dan Ar Driver | Ss 
qoren Brewis, Scores rT yy Grid Attendance Up Oh, Oh! The | ee 
Finishes Season : | [Fes in Western Canada || Major Scents || Big Road Race 
gape finished tts City Junior ~~ g | WINNIPEG w— A total of 611, Another Upset | Hollis. who lives at rien He : virtually : 
place yesterday after trampling x4 A Sorat] | 64 fans sat in on the game res-/] Hoople Puts U. of M. |j Will be co-driver of an entry in the Frank Tripucka Sets | .A8.. sas wee ke ! it 
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erprovi ’s Si and 4 for this spot: Int ncial League of Cane-|] © Loser’s Side for }) in Mexico this month. . 
; Saturday Scrap ere Canadian Pass Mark | oc pass 10 rien end over The 26-year-old Hollis, a bump 1 
tiac Press SS 6 By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE) and paint man at Oliver Motor| REGINA @— Frank Tripucka of| End-around play with right end 
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Sen eveh University of California football | win Gandee in free moments dur- San Francisco 49ers win the | Sunday’s game against the Chicago| apparently was approvéd by the| blindfolds — at that. I was a this year’s 
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                   _THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1954 VA " ax ° 
t " res Te eT V . . . . . ' | we pom! | MARKETS Spurs News in Brief — |Forging, Socket Club| Bingo Amendnient Falter Toor Picker Rammae1 Gadge reaks, Andrew J. Jones, 34, of 399 Inst New Offi ers B Win 5 A gong. ec erm 8 de ei Delaying Wayne . M rke UJ : traffic vieations .S sane alls e as ‘bonus é Pp roval “ showed ate ae, DerRorr reopuce a t Dwar separate war- , By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS it 9 financial “lifesaver” for Mich. |P%™D4 deer hed \ DETROIT, ‘ Whelecale rants, was arrested Pon Annual installation of officers of a Vv Mic " \ peng Raed bee tl pte ig farmery ee Potion Tosaday and to orasccien ny |the American Forging and Socket With over half of the state’s 4,782 | ‘gan. Opponents say it is not the |i Pittsburgh's Oakmont district Remington Rand, Inc., promised og ie eon t2s| NEW YORK «~The stock mar- in Pontiac Municipal Court Club was /|precinets "reporting, Michigan's | right plan. yesterday as an observer, woe Coty Gaok Biowr ies eh Seam ; beet tock © qi gheene ak tholeeke, held At @ dinner meeting Monday | charity bingo amendment ap-| Schools would collect an outright | The deer-staliked in front of the 3 Branigin their vote tabulating ma- , 4.00 bu: ba; election returns today and ad- evening. The newly elected officers | peared to be doomed, two cents of the three cents sales | polling place for a while, then # chinery, broken down and short of | Ms | — BY 3 ers vanced smartly in early dealings. Thieves broke into an auto are Ford Bird, president: Harley | Three other amendments, In |The. natead of splitting one cent a8 /plunged into the Allegheny River = help, will complete the tally by Ss: spples. Snes pu: Gains were substantial in many | °W8ed by Harold Richie of 378 W. Perens’ Nice president; Theodore! cluding one authorizing the pay-|the money is collected and then |and ewan acrosa ty tamearetibe noon. But now there was some | pies, Welt = areas of the list — especially in| roquois Rd. Tuesday and stole faster treasurer | 2°™" MC-|ment of a bonus to Korean War |£¢tting a holdover obligation two| presumably to investigate the pol: “ doubt as to its accuracy, sem. Be cyée, “Frere | steels, motors, rubbers, and some | the car radio, according to Pontiac Master, treasurer. . | veterans, appeared to have gained | Years later. itica) situation there. : . “4 Branigin’s elation at his re-elec- | « bu —_— aircrafts and utilities. Police. Pe cy -eetenysine epryartasd the approval of voters in Tues- | icici ~— : tion turned to a fuming frustration| Yegetabies; : Quit elie tented your friend's tions director ‘Automotive "s election. “" when he was routed out of bed Broccoli" No. Canpace we ae ois to between 1 bell, be PS ent Co nee Body Division, Chrysler Corpora- mate controversial bingo SS | - > ee = mr - ——e Ne. tao" . aa 8 ponte Losses ‘were rela- Atty, | om oes . —— se ot Fore | amendment trailed 646,312 to AM je i ake oe ee Hy ans u is tively mild and only a tew Annual bazaar st. andrews | mene as eae Gecko 678.819 im tabulations from 3,083 rer V/S10. hae td ‘ bu. Carrots, he j,oat- | reached a point. Episcopal Church Fri., Nov. 5, 2 p. tion officer. Landis discussed the | Precimets, including 731 from 0 —s > ne yyy aniapahely gg - Celery,, We] There was a rush of trading at| Di {0 10 p.m. Dixie Hwy. Drayton National Association's program for| Wayme County. | ug er ” as Building just im timo to see five |. 3 Celery met, \sette’ as |the opening with many large —Adv. the coming year, pointing out that| Heaviest opposition to the bingo we Ty weary ot machine operators Cucumbers, taney. 380 ba. Dall “ise- | blocks on the tape. The surge soon} Rummage and bake sale. sey- ‘his organization, of which the| Provision came from outstate FIRST U : bu; eggplant, No 1, s0-L'o0 died away. Prices thereafter im-|mour Lake Church Fri. and Sat., ™anagement club is a member, | areas. Wayne County voters sup- q Branigin looked at the mountain atone ea t cy | $55, "Ent: | proved a little more with gains be- | 9 ®. m. to 9 p. m. —Adv. is the largest management group| ported the amendment 131,198 to of uncounted tally books, represent- | Parsley, easly, No” tt don bahe ing extended and losses shaved) pismase sale entice | the world 83,124. ing at least 250,000 votes, and an-| Parsley rect. No. te “F.ppers, | down in many instances, week Tues. Nov W. E. Gille, of the Great Lakes| A proposal to aljow voters to | nounced: Cayenne, Ns. L ete Bh: paoee General Motors opened on 1,500 | m. Everything must go get pi Steel Corporation, and area direc- | Change their residences from one “We're going back to the old| sweet Ket 125-13 be; ‘Re. | Shares up 1% at 91% reflecting | own price at 11 Auburn Ave. jaoc of N-AF., was also @ guest. {precinct to engther before an elec. | system, I'm disgusted. tt 30-150 bu. Potatoes, No. 1. 1.30-| favorable dividend action. Boeing —Adv. The business meeting was con-|tion without losing their franchise | It was after the collapse of the 1s $02.40 i tee Pumps Ne. was one of the heaviest losers off ducted by Noah Sturgeon, retiring | Was carrying by better than a 2- old method during last August's 1 -%5-1.00 bu. Radishes, red, Ke i 1% at 59% following disappointing oe —_ Presby- | president, and guests were intro-|to-I_ margin - ramen oats ot | hte Pea tee SE ad sae" ON ee a ee ae pat : y bu; . —Adv to grant Korean War veterans a | Sore unary and their own oper./ 13% be: ‘seek, aici Re Se Among opening blocks of sig: bonus. Voters in 3,032 precincts | ere pada dip we a eapeloor sn = Piste ee 1b oh. nificance were ow ue Tele- B ° N fe Adenauer Faces favored the proposal 725,993 to | entire county tabulation would No. bu. hothouse | Phone 1,500 shares » Bullard ° “3° i 
When the machine was repaired Se" oa" Horseradish: ‘Nat | Goodyear 1,700 up 1%, Dougtas | Goodloe H. Rogers - ey pone shortly before 6 a.m. and work re- ioe pk. No. 1. 125-180 bu. | aircraft, 1,000 up 1%, Standard po i agra on Saar Treaty Plan” to replace the diversion Lettuce and saiad : Celery cate general manager of the Amer formula of the state sales tax, held - sumed, five of the girls walked out, No. 1 150-175 bu Endive, No 1, Of 2,000 off 3, U.S. Steel 3,088 | ican Forging and Socket C IN” Ger (INS le ar; > citer ect Reed cither Jobs. | |iie-des we Siearsie. Not 100-1.5| Sp 1, Rethlohem Steel 2,090 up | Pontiac, Michigan ann ay, | BONN, Germany (INS) — West /hetter than 2-to-1 margin of sup- a . 0-3. No, 1, 1.00-2 ° » Michigan, announced that |German Chancellor Konrad Aden- rt at the half t in tabu- > , (ORE! 3 Remington Rand supervisor J. L. Hy he as 3 = & 353: | 1%. Chrysler 1,500 up 1, Western [a dividend of 25 cents per share auer now has returned from his lating Tredncs venue, " stil at at o see Flannigan said it would be 9 a.m. |}, lettuce, leaf, No. i 2.00-| Union 2,009 up %, and Imter- | wil! be paid December 1 1954 to |“‘prestige-building” trip to‘the| supporters of the pr wat tae ce ee before replacements could be ob-|3# bu Romaine Meenas be | mational Nickel 4,000 up ‘4. approximately 1,100 stockholders United States to face the Angry | will replace the discvins plan | tained. coltard, ‘ot, 1be-1.38 bs. ke , Bo Last week the stock market de- | of record November Wf, 1954. | hornets loosed over his concessidns operating since 1948 have termed MONEY-BACK “ ua &@ *h. | Clined steadily for the worst weekly to France on the Saar Leo — . _ ee - Grain Prices Mo, 1 {e235 bu. Seies Chare”Re {fall in 14 montha. Ow Mondey |(*: Only the S Par | | . y the Social Democratic Par- GUARANTEE ' icin: emia 1.00-1.25 bu. 2 1 225-215 bu. was a different story. The Associ- City, Waterford ty oppositiof disapproves of the | County Deaths : il! be refunded CHICAGO, Nov. 3 (AP)—Opening grain cuicaco ATOES ated Press average of 60 stocks entire series of Paris accords that | ous money will be retunde Deen. 2338 May 1s ADO. Mov. 3 SAPrPevetene: ae. advanced 80 cents at $134.70. Theme Contest would rearm a sovereign Germany | ni sears Bey Deaten within 60 days if you are not MOT oc cs 2.26% beans— ; on 413; us. ; 5 jin western defenses. “HESTER — Service for Ba- | completely satisfied for any SRE RO od gh ng : Winners Listed 0° oe ee ctne tsar er Be |g | enn Cc Mar ||... 98 spane aan $3.95-4.10; Minnesota Finalists were announced today ;and Mrs. Ray Deaton, 3070 E. Dees... 180% May oo... ase | Ne Pemtiogs (washed) ¢2.30- : y | Beard on the Sear agrecenent, | aiosie St Warren will be held Mar ....... 100%) July 0... 2.94% . for the Waterford and Pontiac Jun-| and this extends inte the ramks | 5: 10 a.m. Friday trom the Pidey | oF t Service duly cgossse 163% Pp “ CHICAGO SUTTER 4D £0G8 ‘ tor Chamber of Commerce Voice of | of the Adenauer coalition ——— Funeral Hom nl th bu ial Or. | as Oatsl> oe 16.901 cacaco. Nov. 1 (AP) . Democracy contest. | ment. : ne, with Ourial im e in Dee oes seseee ate Dee 14.98 : gd nahh ne rom Selected as best from Waterford | ; tonville Cemetery. He died Tues- No Appo tment BOW cccasaues 82% Soybean Oi} _| Prices unchanged to \% higher; $3 score ,| The sacrifice of the Saar through | day. Mie ee 11.75 | AA 875; 92 A 87.25; 90 B 5625; & C and Pontiac High speech students a proposed ‘Europeanization” ot | Surviving besides hi nt ; Ne ° R ovina 11.75 | $5.25; cars 98 B 87; 68 C 65.25. compositions on the theme, “I oe] & © parems are 2ce' ‘Sary O66 eccescxs 136% July .....°: 1165] Bees Unsettied; balance steady: Plant Growin Wild Sry eee the coal-rich territory supervised | a sister, Norma Jean, three broth- - ee ol my waatecate — mse Oeiess . g ae oe cy: sah those by the newly-created Western Eu- | ers, Donald, William, and Ken- ®Vour Prescription F (3; mixed 39: U. & mediunis US Plentiful Source ‘of atkins of Naterford, | ropean Union for the sake of Eu-/ netn. also grandparents Mrs. Os- : ivestock fiandards, 20; current receipts 23.8; air Nerve’ Pot Cc Charlotte Stark and Don Baum- | ropean policy (for that is the way|car Deaton and Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Filled Accurately Special Frames DETROIT LIVESTOCK rve o1son ure gardner, both of Pontiac High. ‘in which many Germans se it) gar Taulbee, all of Rochester. ‘ UTR OT, Nev. 2 (AP)—Hoge—Galante DETROIT EGGs LOS ANGELES (INS)—The Uni-| , 2248°S for the contest were is a painful sacrifice ae ———— —_—_____| tw f tomy, Pea, esate Spi | gar’ sate ict fedats | vernty of Southern California's | rae fel McCallum. Dr. Georse Yoman of 9 USED TV SETS/ . 3 Seedy, cows eotive. mz, sales geet to a — Qrade A jumbo 50-56, | School of Pharmacy reports that a of Waterford. Lame Woman of 93 chotee and prime Abeent: cutters | Weighted average | 51%: 44-46: | weed that grows wild in California ae | $10 to $15 Down, $5 A Week = | Room 243 15 W. Lowrance | S ood a steers and heifers | Selsbied average 48: medium wed. lent of an anti-| The winning local theme will be Walks Blocks to Vote mostly $00-800 Ibs. 10.00-15.00; utility | “YS 29%: 38: grade B, large a0- |is an exce —— ” | Sent. to state and national contests. HAMPTON -TV weenie erriciane d commercial bulls 12.00-14.00: stock- | ‘2, Wid. Ove. 41%: peowees 23. dote for the Army's new nerve to state and national contests. | prrrssURGH (INS) — Tiny, 9% ors and ee nets, A, Jambo 41-63, wid. Winners of the national contest | a Mies Mary Fraaee’ 825 West Huron S¢. | 9-5:30 — Friday ‘til 9 Phone FE 2-2895 af aon. on ae ave. 48; large 42-43. wid. “ve 43; me- | gas. _ be 0 year-old Miss Mary Frazer, of FE 4-2525 } = — Y : tablished. a ey LT 5, A The plant, which is similar to | Will awarded an all expense- | pittsburgh. walked several blocks i : annte—-Gataate 0. Market sot estad- | 35 33, wid ave. 31. , jimson weed, is known to botan- | Paid trip to Washington, D. C. jto the polls to vote yesterday al | ———[£———— : Comment: Market rather elec- | ists as Datura meteloides and is jthough she is recovering from a CHICAGO LIVESTOCK tien curbing some cetlvity ‘aus te|rich in atrophine, probably the Lonely Senator Invites | broken hip. yg ey SP ye oo oe Large unsettled | most effective antidote for nerve 127 W to Di Miss Frazer stepped into the chaice We i cad To ender 300 i. buted. | ees eee ee mee. Medium | gases. omen to Linner | voting booth to cast her secret bal- on all. other butebers: cows fairly ‘nc: | ‘erly’ Smalls aha peewees in’ very light The plant also contains a large | WASHINGTON (INS) — Sen. | lot, then proved her independent i oe few ee ee amount of scopolamine, an anti- | William Langler (R-ND) has in- spirit by walking back to her and 2s 190-220 Ib. butchers 19.50-10.18; motion sickness drug. vited 127 women to have dinner at home, refusing the ride home of- i628; bulk ‘choice 290-270 Is, 18.50-18.78. Poultry Dr. Orville H. Miller professor | fis home, tonighs ae because, fered by a news photographer. : — latter under 260 Ib.; « '. ° has left town, 
. har we ae DETROIT POULTRY pharmacy Paul Lydia, ion pad g i oC 400 ib. } DETROIT (AP, — Prices paid ad ot at USC, and “T am all alone and kinda lonely, About 350 skilled workers take a . and lighter 11 60-18.08; Be | ny eC ane Se | exaity Bre | Kalomikiarion, a recent graduate! iw, senator said in explaining his | hand in constructing an average 17.09 poultry up te 10 a.m. ef the echeol. the xplaining | satlanle cattio 2.800: calves, gee: | Hoary bene 1650; ght type 1046: Pose — investigating | invitation to members of the Marth | pets of shoes = —— vg Bm iB higher Monds broilers : : | Plants source of atropine more | Dakota Homemakers clubs who hide is removed to the point where poo ty At A aos Pg Le et than two years ago. arrived in Washington and asked to the shoes arrive on retailer's j week; advance matniy on kinds po a ap a UF The government reportedely is} seo him ' shelves. 
‘ hI sirens. fis ned gy BE tarkere young heavy | Stockpiling the drug because its : ——— t prime steers 37.50-29.50 with « few loads hens 33: toms normal source is behind 
i Sete ne pee Lese-1.309 BD + Market Weel! balaneea, | Curtain in the Balkans. | q 28.75-30.75; most good and choice steers | supply and demand well balanced. 
4 TLOOSRW: cheeses eee” unestied” Geman ‘veep sed, Bromene They found that Da | ) 24.50-26.15: goed te lew choice curbed to help clear previous earryovers. loides yielded about two pounds 20.75-24.25: utility and com: Caponeties steady, demand fair and sup atropine and scopolamine per R FOR DOLLAR cows 0.50-12.50; bulk canners and cut-/ plies ample. ter %.75-8.25; utility and commercial; Turkeys: Market steady. Demand | of leaves and stems. p bulls 12.50-16.00; good te prime vealers local processors good. Farm are worth about $320 a Ly eull te commercial grades — held. eae | 
saaaiable sheep 2.500: fairly ective: ait| planks appears to. be heavier this "year The .weed is native to 
woeted lnucbe i» 2h 0° ema "peck" CHICAGO POULTRY 4 pasar ral ereneongper ae YOU Mi oo tattoe pene ae ate ee ak| capcase, Mev: 8 (AP)—Live poultry —s vertuaiiy decks choice to prime cll tambo | endy; receipts G80 coupe: y) | Supply in desert areas, around 100 Tb with Wo l akin 21.00; 0 178400 B.: ln RT fields and orchards. It NTIAC cerrving “Tall ‘shorn “pele 17.60: goed | fhe ens 13-14; and broilers 20-| impossible to kill and produces and choice ewes 5.00-5.50. ; @ld roosters 12-12.5; caponetts 28-30 an abundance of leaves 
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pg oo oe — (lire) .16% of t, unchanged; Por- . po gly oe cree "/. tugs! fcneede) 350. eachenget; Sweden Ex-President Refused (10%) per cent of the bid. shall be sub-| (krona) 19.34, ge Dee | te Stick Hi Out 
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j te head the frm. ae Before balloting in New York to- ‘ hundred (180%) per cent of the contract STOCK AVERAGES day, former President im avordance with the laws of che State NEW Nov. 3—(Compiled ty| Hoover was asked for his fal -clenpotion. emp “suymente “Yor ani | ™ a so | 8nd Hoover replied: ‘ paymen 3%. 6S labor and materials used im the ex- Indust Rails Util @tecks| “IT haven't even the 
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’ forme will be considered. "7 * “4/1904 high... ‘tead  Tt8 Sen tone Attention 4. Proposals shall be eddressed to the i953 high .......151.8 03.6 658 1163 City Commission, Pontise, Michigan, en-|1953 low ........ 1302 73.5 605 00.8 LET US SOLVE YOUR closed in owe anvelope and marked “Proposal for (state propossl. for Bquip- DETROIT STOCKS PERSONNEL PROBLEMS ment Gone cod wade)” end teer (Hornblower & Weeks) Contidentic! Tr Whould the Widder find discrepancies | UTES After decimal Pointe re eighthe | or omission from the drawings or |, ame... 2 Applicants Pre-Tested Sr"t ther mccain thot aes [Bese termes ::; AE G|] Retanencee Checked | notify. the “Architect, who wil send |ceruy Michigan... = 3.3 38 FEderel 4-4469 | pa I City Commionnn aMtet®. | Masso Gurew’.......2. a3 3 Architect will be fexponaible for. oral Rey Mtge ceresess2 ; 33 | @ FLAVOR-SELECTOR : @. Before submitting proposais, viaders | WSZD*, Serww cisco. 24 ke Le makes any strength cofice . . . For any occasion, the gift everyone will shall carefully examine the drawings and a 
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